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2 The Rotary Club of Ormeau-Pimpama is thrilled to announce an exciting development as we welcome Optus as our newest sponsor for 2024. Rotary President Russell Mowles said the partnership will have a positive impact on the people living in the Ormeau - Pimpama area. This partnership marks a significant milestone in our club’s short history. “Through the support of Optus, our community feels valued and connected, and with that comes a huge sense of pride. “We are grateful to Optus for their support and belief in this organisation and our mission to be “people of action” working in our community, for the betterment of the area with the values and objectives of Rotary International. As we move forward, we remain committed to our mission of service above self, inspired by the new opportunities that lie ahead. “Thank you to Optus for your confidence in the Rotary Club of Ormeau-Pimpama. Together we will continue to serve, lead and inspire. Nick Channell, Local General Manager at Optus, said the partnership with the Rotary Club of Ormeau-Pimpama is a great fit for Optus, with both organisations Rotary Club of Ormeau-Pimpama committed to supporting the regional community, as well as its locals. “Optus is always looking at ways to support local initiatives that give back to the community and are important to our customers and our team. “In the area, we are aiming to help build stronger, connected communities through our support for important local causes, organisations, and events. That starts right here in our local community and with organisations like the Rotary Club of Ormeau-Pimpama. “We’re proud to support organisations and events in Ormeau - Pimpama that provide opportunities for people to thrive with technology whether through education, participation in community activity, or pursuing their passion and look forward to a successful partnership with The Rotary Club of Ormeau - Pimpama,” Nick Channell said. “We look forward to connecting with the local community and being part of future events with Team Rotary,” Nick Channell concluded. You too can help us. If you are interested in becoming a member of the Rotary Club of Ormeau Pimpama call Mike Mellare on 0432 065 027. Optus announces partnership with Rotary Club of OrmeauPimpama The Rotary Club of Ormeau – Pimpama and the Optus Team at a recent movie evening event at Bimbimba Park, Pimpama Saturday 1 June 2024 Surfers Paradise Beach 6 - 9pm SeaFire, the Gold Coast’s very own fireworks competition, is returning to the shores of Surfers Paradise Beach. More information goldcoast.qld.gov.au or check out Seafire on facebook. Seafire is presented by City of Gold Coast.
3 The Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show (SCIBS), held from May 23 to May 26, 2024, stands as a beacon of glamour and immersion in the world of boating lifestyles, nestled in the serene confines of Sanctuary Cove. With its inception dating back to 1988, SCIBS has metamorphosed over the years into a four-day extravaganza celebrating all things aquatic. Drawing in over 300 exhibitors, SCIBS unveils the zenith of advancements in the luxury boating industry. Visitors are treated to a spectacle of 740+ vessels, ranging from trailer boats to majestic superyachts, both on water and on land. It's not just about the vessels; SCIBS serves as a platform for exciting new product launches, ensuring attendees witness innovation firsthand. At its core, SCIBS is a melting pot of cutting-edge boating technology and equipment. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or a novice with a budding curiosity, there's something to captivate every soul amidst the aisles of marine gadgets and gear. SCIBS offers exclusive waterside VIP experiences, providing attendees with a chance to bask in the lap of luxury, from beholding majestic superyachts to partaking in family-friendly activities. The event caters to a diverse array of interests, ensuring that every attendee finds their niche amidst the splendour of the Gold Coast waterfront. The Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show isn't just about boats; it's a celebration of exotic and aquatic lifestyles. Whether you're a fervent sailor, an industry aficionado, or simply intrigued by the allure of the sea, SCIBS promises a fantastic experience. For those eager to embark on this aquatic odyssey, further information and tickets can be obtained from the official Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show website - sanctuarycoveboatshow.com.au
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6 Community grants program launched to assist summer storm recoveries A fresh offering of financial assistance for Gold Coast and Scenic Rim residents affected by the destructive summer storms has been launched. The Reconnection for Resilience Community Grants Program provides community grants of up to $5000 for local not-for-profit organisations, healthcare organisations, sporting clubs and primary care providers in the storm and flood hit areas. It’s an initiative of the Gold Coast Primary Health Network (GCPHN) to help fund activities that boost recovery and bring the affected communities together. Areas include Coomera, Clagiraba, Guanaba, Helensvale, Mudgeeraba, Oxenford, Pacific Pines, Paradise Point, Runaway Bay, Tallebudgera Valley, Upper Coomera, Wongawallan, Tamborine and North Tamborine. GCPHN CEO Matt Carrodus said the focus is on people. “While the property rebuilds continue, so are the psychological health recoveries of those residents directly affected by the storms,” Mr Carrodus said. “Through the support of initiatives that foster social bounce backs and on-going resilience, we aim to empower people with the resources and support necessary to complete their recovery journeys,” he said. Mr Carrodus said eligible funding activities include programs targeting psychological support, social isolation, sport and exercise classes, art therapy, skills development initiatives, community BBQs, and projects that deliver one-off material aid or emergency relief. Applications are now open, and funding will be available to successful applicants from May with programs needing to be completed by the 31st of August 2024. All the details can be found at: www.gcphn.org.au ORMEAU LEGAL & HILTON HARTLEY LAWYERS Two different names one great team Ormeau Legal is located in Peachey Road and has been operating in Ormeau for over 11 years. Tanya Williams is our Principal Solicitor who has been practising law for over 17 years. Tanya commenced her legal career as a Legal Officer with the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions in Beenleigh and Southport. During her career with the ODPP she appeared on sentences and breach hearings in the District Court of Queensland. Tanya then completed the Bar practice course and was admitted as a Barrister. During her time as a Barrister Tanya appeared on District Court sentences and appeared regularly in the Federal Circuit Court of Australia on Family law matters. Tanya then decided to return practising as a Solicitor and opened Ormeau Legal in 2012. During this time Tanya has acted for clients in relation to a variety of matters including Family law matters, Criminal and Traffic matters amongst other areas of law including Civil litigation and Wills and Estates. The firm started off small with just Tanya and a para-legal and has since grown to include a fulltime Conveyancer, para-legal and Solicitor. Tanya’s focus is on delivering practical legal advice at a reasonable cost to clients. In 2018 Tanya decided to open Hilton Hartley lawyers located at Pimpama City. The name is derived from her grandmother’s family names. Her grandmother recently turned 100 years of age and it was important to Tanya to preserve those names for future generations. Tanya’s daughter Olivia Roeszler was admitted as a Solicitor earlier this year and her son Daniel Roeszler is due to be admitted as a Solicitor in early 2024. Tanya’s team is comprised of Chantal Hill who is a Senior Associate and practices predominantly in the area of Family Law and Department of Child Safety matters. Chantal is passionate about family law and is a strong advocate for her clients. Olivia Roeszler is our newly admitted Solicitor although she is not new to law, having been employed at Ormeau Legal for 10 years as a para-legal. Olivia practices predominantly in the area of Wills and Estates and Family Law. Olivia is extremely approachable and has been described as being friendly and highly efficient. Thomas Stubbings is our criminal lawyer who is happiest when he is wading through briefs of evidence and making submissions to Police Prosecutions in an attempt to have his client’s charges withdrawn or reduced. Tom appears almost daily in the Magistrates and District Courts of Queensland and has proven to be a worthy advocate having been successful in having charges completely withdrawn or reduced significantly for his clients. Renee Dormer has been admitted as a Solicitor for over 10 years and practices across a number of areas of law. Renee has completed her Family Dispute Resolution training to practice as an accredited mediator and is also undertaking her Master of Laws (Applied Law) majoring in Family Dispute Resolution Practice. Renee is local to the area and is known for her friendly and approachable personality. Sharyn Polzin is our full-time conveyancer. Sharyn has over 30 years’ experience in conveyancing and if there is something Sharyn doesn’t know, then it probably isn’t worth knowing. Sharyn works closely with a number of buyers agents and has formed excellent working relationships with clients which is evident in the number of repeat clients we see at Ormeau Legal. Daniel Roeszler is completing his law degree and is due to be admitted as a Solicitor in early 2024. Daniel currently assists our team on legal matters ranging from Family, Criminal, Traffic, Civil and conveyancing files. 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9 PET OF THE WEEK FOR MORE VISIT AWLQLD.COM.AU OR CALL 5509 9000 Creating a brighter future Animal Welfare League Qld Est. 1959 Albert Animal ID: 127572 | Domestic Short Hair Age: 5years | Male | Ginger Tabby Hello, I’m Albert! I’m your typical loyal and friendly feline. I enjoy exploring my surroundings, always curious about what’s around the corner. When I’m not off on my little adventures, I’m quite the independent soul, enjoying my own company. But don’t let that fool you, I’m quite the goofball too! I love to play and can’t resist a good game of chase the laser dot. I weigh in at a solid 10kg, but don’t worry, it’s all muscle! I’m looking for a forever home where I can share my loyalty, friendship, and sense of fun. If you’re in need of a loyal companion who loves a good laugh, I’m your cat! Belle Animal ID: 126564 | Greyhound Age: 7 years, 7 months | Female | Fawn & White Calling all Greyhound lovers, we have a real treat for you! Belle is a beautiful girl looking for her forever home, do you think that could be with you? She oozes all things elegance and grace (until it comes time to toss her favourite toy about!) and is sure to complete your family. Belle really enjoys the company of other dogs and would love nothing more than to have a doggy friend at home to hang out with and keep her company. Belle requires a single level home without a large amount of stairs and a garden large enough for her to zoom about in. Daily strolls are a must and a comfy place to rest her head! Belle is currently living it up at her foster parents house so you won’t find her in the shelter so if you’re interested in meeting her, please email through some info about your lifestyle, family, property and other pets to goldcoastmanager@awlqld.com.au! Gold Coast Crime and Community Safety Survey Your local police are seeking your input to help them better service you and ensure community safety. The safety and well-being of a community are often at the forefront of every resident’s mind and police play a vital role in ensuring its protection. To provide better service and make informed decisions about community safety, it is essential to openly communicate with residents and seek feedback and opinions. This is where your participation in the crime and community safety survey becomes essential. This survey is an opportunity for residents to share their views and experiences of crime and community safety in their neighbourhood, perception of crime in the area, the effectiveness of the strategies in preventing and responding to crime and suggestions on how we can improve things together. As a resident, you have a unique insight into the challenges and concerns of your community. By participating in the survey, you have the opportunity to share your thoughts and ideas with the us and help us make informed decisions. The survey is anonymous and your responses will be kept confidential, so you can share your thoughts and opinions openly. Your voice matters and your feedback can make a real difference in our efforts together to provide better protection and services to your neighbourhood. If you wish to participate, the survey is accessible via the QR code below or via www.bit.ly/ GoldCoastCommunitySurvey By working together, we can help make our community safer and more resilient. If you have information for police, contact Policelink by providing information using the online suspicious activity form 24hrs per day at www.police.qld.gov.au/ reporting. Report crime information anonymously via Crime Stoppers. Call 1800 333 000 or report online at www. crimestoppersqld.com.au. JOIN THE AWLQ FOSTER ROSTER! There is nothing like the love and warmth of a foster family. Fostering enables pets to thrive in a home where they are less stressed. Fostering is also crucial for pets too young to be at the shelter due to their fragile immune system. In addition, pets can have a quiet space to heal from an illness or surgery or support to improve various behaviours. Fostering is one of the most important ways to help animals in need. In addition, providing AWLQ residents somewhere to stay for a short time helps save lives. AWLQ promise to never euthanise a healthy, sociable or treatable animal in their care. And they believe that all animals in our care deserve to have the best possible chance at finding a loving, permanent home. AWLQ foster carers have one of the most critical roles – they allow AWLQ to keep this promise to thousands of animals yearly. As a foster carer, you may assist animals with special medical or behavioural needs, mothers with nursing litters or underage animals who need special feeding and socialisation. Or even animals recovering from surgeries or may have an injury requiring specific care. Visit awlqld.com.au/foster for more information or to join the foster roster today.
10 Peachey CG News Kids Corner This is normally the space I give your kids something to create, I find myself wanting to thank you, the concerned family, who posted about the young person 8 or 9 years old on Eggersdorff Road at midnight looking for access into homes with his nerf gun. How can we address this sad waste of a young life? Our local area is showing symptoms of overload and help is needed more than ever. We do have some great heroes to assist people, like Night Light run by Johnny Porter and his team. Kiki with the Community Chest at Peachey, the Ormeau Progress Association who are there to listen and act on your behalf to the council. If you are doing something to ease the load let us know we would like to promote you too. Herb of the month with Annemaree Thy humble parsley. I grow both in pots…. The flat leaf and the curly. The flat leaf is usually preferable as it has a stronger flavour and when it goes to seed, I rely on the curly leaf that has not gone to seed in all the years that it has been in my company. The plants are deep rooting so the deeper the pot the better, though mine are happy in 40cm pots. And as always prefer the garden soil. Require good drainage and enjoys a sunny position. Keep soil moist. To germinate seeds, store in fridge, then soak for several hours in warm water. Plant in soil with a light covering. Parsley contains vitamins A, B, B2, B3, C and E as well as the minerals, calcium, potassium, magnesium, manganese, iron, copper, iodine, sodium and phosphorus. Apparently parsley wine is great for the heart, an awesome tonic to build up healthy blood! The Middle East use it in tabouli the French love parsley and garlic butter with their snails, the Swiss enjoy a melted cheese fondue with deep fried parsley on the side, the English like parsley jelly all wobbly and green, the Mexicans use parsley as a prime ingredient in salsa verde, Russians eat it steamed as a green vegetable, oh and in Australia it is used as a garnish that gets thrown in the bin One of the healthiest and easiest things to grow in the garden is garlic. Love garlic on my potatoes and tomato dishes, with mushrooms, in sauces, stuffings, egg dishes and parsley butter. Is a traditional herb in the bouquet garni with bay, thyme and marjoram. So enjoy happy gardening Free to beautify your space. Bring buckets, bring your trailer, fill it with bark chips for your gardens, walkways and under swing sets. The storm season has delivered to us huge amounts of chips that we don’t have space for. Please come and help yourself. Great for no dig gardens or filling up space in raised garden beds. Located at the Peachey CG entrance on McCreadie road. Scraps for soil project. Please note at this time we cannot take any kitchen scraps. We will resume this soil making service in a few weeks. Community Share Chest is on site at Peachey. This is a service of a community pantry for all if you are passing by drop in and take a look. Grab something for your drive or grab something for someone else. Gifts of nonperishable food and small household items are welcome. PEACHEY CG EVENTS Crop Swap Sunday 5th May from 2pm each month. No $$ exchanged, come and swap what you grow or create. All welcome. Workshop 4th May Busting Myths in mental Health and self care 3-4pm -Annemaree Mothers Yoga Circle Tuesdays 10-30am -12pm with Bella. Women and children of all ages welcome. 0490 129 856 mothersyogacircle@gmail.com We have the power to make change and create the lives we want to live; all we need is do it together. Can we do that? I have posted regularly on the Power of Community over the last 14 years, I believe we need the power of community now to be active. If you’re mad about grocery prices get involved in a food buyer group or visit your local market for fresh food. Over the last few years I have seen more pressure placed on families and young people to keep paying out, when do we say no? WHERE IS PEACHEY COMMUNITY GARDEN? Peachey Community Garden. Corner of Tillyroen and Mc Creadie Roads Ormeau Friday Mornings: 9am -afternoon. Light morning tea provided. Saturday Mornings: Annemarie has a stall at the Helensvale High School Markets selling seeds, seedlings also offering a garden design service so you can grow at home. 6am – 11am Sunday afternoons: 3pm until the mozzies come out Afternoon tea provided. Contact: Peachey Member 0424 171 019 Email: peacheycg@gmail.com
11 Broadbeach Beachfront Markets: 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month, 8am-2pm, Kurrawa Park, Broadbeach. Burleigh Heads Beachfront Markets: Last Sunday of each month 8am-2pm, Beachfront off Esplanade, Burleigh Heads. Carrara Markets: Largest marketplace in Australia, over 500 stalls. Variety, bric a brac, fresh food & produce, family entertainment 8am3pm every Sat & Sun, cnr Gooding Drive & Manchester Rd, Carrara. Coolangatta Beachfront Markets: 2nd Sunday of each month 8am-2.30pm, Beachfront Marine Parade, Coolangatta. Emerald Lakes Gourmet Food & Craft Market: (next to Emmanuel College, Birmingham Road). Every Thursday 3-7pm. Food Market specialising in sensationally fresh produce and International Street Foods, Musical entertainment. Plenty of free car parking. Marina Markets: Waterfront Hope Island Shopping Centre, 10 Santa Barbara Rd. Third Sunday of the month from 9am-2pm Miami Marketta: 23 Hillcrest Pde, Miami. Wednesday, Friday & Saturday from 5pm Our community hub 4208 - 1st sunday of the month, 7am - 12 noon. Harrigans Lane Jacobs Well / Harrigans Pub Calypso Cay @ ourcommunityhub4208 Paradise Point Art & Craft Market - Esplanade Park just north of Ephraim Island bridge on the fourth Sunday of every month. artandcraft.com.au Sanctuary Markets: on The Village Green at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary. 28 Tomewin St, Currumbin. Every Friday 4-9pm Food Market specialising in International Street Foods, Musical entertainment. Plenty of free car parking. Surfers Paradise Beachfront Market: The Esplanade, Surfers Paradise. Every Wed, Fri & Sun night 4-9pm (except Schoolies) Tamborine Mountain Country Markets: 2nd Sunday of each month 7.30am-1pm, Tamborine Mountain Showgrounds, Mt Tamborine. Tamborine Mountain State School Markets: Last Sunday of the month 7am - 1pm. Pet friendly. Cnr of Long & Curtis Rds, Tamborine Mountain The Village Markets Burleigh Heads: 1st & 3rd Sunday of each month, 8.30am-1pm, Burleigh Heads State School, Lower Gold Coast Hwy farmers markets Beechmont Market: Every third Sunday of the month from 8am to 1pm at the Old School on the roundabout. Bundall Farmers Market: Every Sunday, 6-11.30am, HOTA, Bundall. Burleigh State School: Every Saturday, Lower Gold Coast Highway, 7am-12pm rain, hail or shine. Ample parking. Currumbin Community Market: Every Thursday 7am-11am, 164 Duringan Street, Currumbin. Helensvale Farmers Market: Every Saturday 6-11am. Helensvale State High School. Real Farmers. Real Food. Real Community. HOTA Farmers and Artisan Markets 2023 Every Sunday 6-11.30am. 135 Bundall Rd, Surfers Paradise. Marina Mirage Farmers Markets: Every Saturday 7am-noon. facebook.com/marinamiragefarmersmarket Organic Farmers Market: Every Sunday, 6-11.30am Merrimac State High School, 3 Dunlop Crt, Mermaid Waters Lavelle Street Markets: Every Sunday rain, hail or shine. 6.30am12pm, Lavelle Street, Nerang. Palm Beach Farmers Market: Every Saturday, 6-11am, Palm Beach Currumbin High School, Thrower Drive, Palm Beach. Sunrise Farmer’s Market: Sundays 6.30-11am in the Dreamworld Carpark Tamborine Local Producers’ Market: Every Sunday, 7am-12pm, The Green Shed, Tamborine Mountain Showground. To list your market for free email: info@localnewsletters.com local markets Congratulations March Winners! $50 GIFT CARD SUDOKU: H. Smith, Ormeau CROSSWORD: D. Pascoe, Parkwood THE SOCIOPATH COOKBOOK COMPETITION W. Adams, Guanaba | S. Jones, Pacific Pines T. Borten, Helensvale | S. Leeder, Helensvale K. Aldrick, Pacific Pines JAMES BOOK COMPETITION S. Petersen, Highland Park | K. Varley, Ormeau L. 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12 This Thai curry is very creamy and thick with the addition of pumpkin puree, perfect simply served with rice. • 2 tbs coconut oil • ½ red onion, sliced thinly • 3 tbs Thai red curry paste • 2 cups vegetable stock • 2 cups stock • 400g pumpkin, peeled, deseeded and cut into cubes • 4 tbs pumpkin puree • 80g capsicum, mixed different colour, • 2 cups coconut milk • 2 tsp brown sugar • 1 pinch salt • 1 pinch pepper • 10g Thai basil, roughly chopped In a pot over medium-high heat, add oil and onion. Saute until the onion is translucent. Add the thai red curry paste, stir fry until fragrant. Tip in the vegetable stock, pumpkin, pumpkin puree and capsicum. Cover and cook for 10-12 minutes or until the pumpkin is soft. Stir in the coconut milk and brown sugar. You may need to adjust the seasoning with salt and pepper. Cook for 2 minutes. Garnish with Thai basil. Easy Thai Pumpkin Curry Prep 5 min | Cook 20 min Serves 4 The Tweed Regional Museum has opened its stunning new exhibition, Omnia: all and everything, as part of celebrations to mark its 20th anniversary. Curated to redefine the traditional museum experience, Omnia invites visitors on an immersive journey through the vibrant history, dynamic present and promising future of the Tweed Shire. Omnia invites guests to see the familiar in an entirely new light, pushing the boundaries of conventional museum displays, offering multiple layers of engagement for all visitors. Curated into unusual themes, these objects aim to intrigue and engage visitors by exploring stories such as community resilience, discomfort and danger. A dedicated section titled Tall Tales and True delves into 5 intriguing stories from the collection, inviting visitors to ponder their authenticity. Museum Director Molly Green said Omnia breathes new life into traditional collections, redefining the very essence of what a museum can be. “Featuring more than 200 carefullyselected objects, many of which have never seen the light of day, Omnia is an exploration of our vibrant history," Ms Green said. "We’ve pushed the boundaries of conventional displays, creating an immersive experience with so many layers of history, stories and wonder for the whole family to delve into." The exhibition introduces a stunning new rainbow gallery, a wonderland of colour where you can spin a zoetrope, have a chat through vintage rotary phones and find your special place on a giant magnetic map. Visitors can step into the immersive world of ‘Mini Murwillumbah’, where wild stories of fires, swamp beer and ghosts intertwine with iconic buildings against the backdrop of Wollumbin. Join Curator Erika Taylor for Sips and Stories, a tour of Omnia that is full of captivating stories, tall tales and hidden treasures, with more information and booking details on the Museum’s website. Sips and Stories: Friday 17 May 2024 | 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm Friday 21 June 2024 | 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm Friday 20 September 2024 | 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm Friday 18 October 2024 | 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm Exhibition details: Omnia: all and everything Tweed Regional Museum, 2 Queensland Road, Murwillumbah Open until 23 November 2024. Immerse yourself in the exhibition’s fabulous rainbow gallery! 1. Anna Creek Station (it is located in SA and is larger than the country of Israel!) 2. The Great Ocean Road 3. 35% 4. Kata Tjuta (Meaning ‘many heads’ the site is a sacred site to the Aboriginal people) 5. Bondi Beach (in 1906) 6. K’garic formerly known as Fraser Island (and stretches over 120km!) 7. Brazil, Canada, China, Russia and the USA. 8. Tropic of Capricorn 9. Opal Mine 10. three main time zones: Australian Eastern Standard Time Answer to Aussie Quiz P. 8
13 Heliconias for screening If you are a passionate cultivator of plants and love tropical gardens, Heliconia are an extremely popular choice. Not only are heliconia hardy, affordable and grow well in South East Queensland, they are spectacular centrepieces for any tropical garden. Heliconia flower consists of multi-coloured flower heads (bracts) and multiple variations in flower structure. The plant has over 200 species and grows to from about a metre, up to a height of 4 to 5 metres. Heliconia have very lush leaves and are a close relation to bananas. Heliconia flowers remain its main attraction due to their brilliant and beautifully coloured bracts. Other benefits of these plants like its ease of growing, pest-free environs, flamboyance and value of its cut flowers make it the start attraction of your Gold Coast tropical garden. Heliconias can also act as home to other living beings, especially insects and birds. Butterflies, bees and birds use the plant’s flowers as a source of sweet nectar. Heliconia also has many uses apart from being an ornamental addition to your garden and are an ideal plant for screening a fence. Caring for the plant can also be very easy by ensuring that it gets plenty of sunshine, water and a diet of plant food during its growth season. Removing damaged leaves can not only help your plant to look tidy but also enhance the overall appeal of your tropical garden. HELICONIA SPECIALIST 2 MARKET STREET, CARRARA Ph: 0415 323 815 DELIVERY AVAILABLE SCREENING HELICONIAS HUGE VARIETY OF TROPICAL GARDEN PLANTS INC. PALMS, GINGERS, CORDYLINES & COSTUS One of our most popular plants - Heliconias. This is a great example of how well they work as a screener. If you’re trying to hide your fence or the neighbours these will do the job. Choose from: Kawauchi, Rauliniana, Black Cherry, Jacquinii or Hot Rio Nites. plus many other plants to choose from.
14 Mudgeeraba Uniting church SATURDAY 8TH June 2024 8AM – 2PM JAMS, CAKES PLANTS HANDMADE CRAFTS CAFÉ/COFFEE SHOP B B Q PRE-LOVED ART 89 Franklin Drive, Mudgeeraba 4213 E: mudgeeuc@bigpond.com ���.mudgeerabauni�ing.org.au Book now 5539 4255 or online www.spotlighttheatre.com.au 185 - 187 Ashmore Road, Benowa Halpin Auditorium 10 May - 1 June 2024 Bookings: www.javeenbah.org.au Phone 0417 004 466 • Email info@javeenbah.org.au CNR STEVENS & FERRY STREETS, NERANG Community Notices FREE FOR NOT-FOR-PROFIT, SPORTING & COMMUNITY GROUPS email your notice to info@localnewsletters.com • Deadline 15 May for next issue GOLD COAST WRITERS’ ASSOCIATION supports and encourages writers from all genres, age groups, and levels of experience, to grow, learn, and excel in their craft. Our events and workshops offer the opportunity to connect and share with like-minded people in a relaxed environment. We welcome writers and readers to network, engage, share learning experiences, and connect with a wider audience on the third Saturday of each month between 12-3pm. E: gcwa.publicitycoordinator@ gmail.com | www.goldcoastwriters.org PIMPAMA PROBUS CLUB, a mixed Club, 9.30 for 10am, 4th Thursday monthly, at Pimpama Tavern, 102 Jacobs Well Road, Pimpama. Meetings have a guest speaker, trivia/activity, morning tea, fun and friendship monthly. Regular bus trips, tours, outings, cards, coffee & chat, craft, lunches, movies, theatre events add to the experiences offered. Contact: Kaye 0493 412 374/Dawn 0411 404 311/E: pimpama.probus@gmail.com OXENFORD COOMERA VIEW CLUB - Raising Funds for The Smith Family Learning for Life Students. Meetings held on the 3rd Friday of the month at the Oxenford Tavern with Lunch and interesting speakers. Social Events are held on the 1st Friday of the month. Call Susan on 0448120091. SOUTH COAST RESTORATION SOCIETY OPEN DAY: Our Vintage Display is open on the second Sunday of the month. Step back in time and experience the technology of yesteryear on display at South Coast Restoration Society Living Museum. Many sheds to explore with various collections of items from a bygone era. ie stationary engines, water pumps, antiques, old tractors and heritage vehicles, a fully restored Steam Roller along Heritige Print. Refreshments available. Exit 49 of the M1. Take Rifle Range Road, entry is via the Pimpama Sports Hub entrance at the traffic lights. First left then follow the road up to the top of the hill. A great family day out. Something for everyone. Free entry. UPPER COOMERA LIONS CLUB is a friendly mix of members and invite others to come and join us. We meet at The Wattle Hotel on Brygon Creek Road, Upper Coomera the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month. Visitors are most welcome to come and join us for a Dinner Meeting with no obligation. Contact: 0416 939 804. | uppercoomera.qld@lions.org.au GOLD COAST STAMP AND COIN CLUB INC (previously Southport Afternoon Stamp Club) meets second Saturday of each month from noon to 4pm, at Helensvale Community Centre (South Hall), 31 Discovery Drive, Helensvale. Everyone welcome. Each month we have dealers, bargain tables, sales by tender, exchange books and some exhibits or talks, finishing with afternoon tea. Enquiries please phone 0409 765 060 or 0417 987 441. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS – A ladies meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous is held every Thursday at 5pm - 6pm at the Ormeau Community Centre, 3 Curthbert Drive Ormeau, Meeting Room 6. The Ormeau Women’s Living Sober Meeting is a safe place for women to learn about the disease of alcoholism and a solution to aid them in living a happy, joyous, free sober life. Doors open from 4:30pm. A.R.A.G.C. CAR CLUB - We welcome all new members, we are a friendly light minded, small group of classic car lovers. We do monthly weekend runs to various points of interest, monthly mid-weekday lunches and meet most Saturdays at Expresso25, 1 Boat works Drive Coomera about 7.00am also a yearly weekend away. Christmas Party in December. We hold bi monthly meetings last Monday of the month at 6pm to 8pm at Nerang PCYC. We get together to attend various Classic and Vintage car events. Phone Terry 0413875737 or Peter 0493092341 PIMPAMA MEN’S SHED - 15 Clark Way, Pimpama, behind the School of Arts opposite Pimpama State School open from 8am to 12 noon Monday, Thursday and Saturday. The shed is equipped with excellent woodworking and metalworking equipment. Members can work on personal tasks, help with community projects, or just sit and have a cuppa and a chat. Social, health and welfare programs, specialty visits, and presentations are also offered. Contact Secretary sec.pms@outlook.com.au. HINTERLAND MODEL FLYING CLUB (HMFC) – Ever wondered what it’s like to fly a model plane or helicopter? Come and join us and learn new skills of building, repairing and flying! Club open every day at William Guise Foxwell Park, Shipper Dr, Coomera; best days to meet members is on Saturday or Tuesday morning. If you’re a newcomer to the sport members can offer advice and our instructors can help from start until you get your first licence. Being with a club allows you to use a purpose built facility, take excellent training and be part of a team. HMFC is associated with the MAAA and so you’re covered by insurance when flying at the field. More info: www.hmfc.com.au or the Secretary on hmfchonsec@ gmail.com. (Front gate end of Shipper Dr, Coomera, opp. Coomera Houseboats site). GUANABA SOUTH COAST COUNTRY MUSIC CLUB, Heritage Park, 193 Rifle Range Road, Pimpama (Exit 49). Monthly Socials - 3rd Sunday at 12pm. Entrance fee $6.00 visitors, $5.00 members. Canteen, Licenced Bar & Afternoon Tea available. Great afternoon of talented Singers for your entertainment OR if you would like to sing with the band yourself, there are 3 practice sessions before the social to polish your songs for your performance. Contact Noelene (Secretary) 0419740756 or Peter (Music Coordinator) 0427293858. Find us on FB. FOR LOVERS of THE ARTS: ADFAS GOLD COAST invites you to join our series of monthly Saturday morning lectures on a wide variety of arts-related subjects presented by national and international specialist speakers. Be entertained and informed then join us for morning tea. Bookings essential. For lecture/ membership call Bernadette on 0484227065 or e: bmurray079@gmail.com. ADFAS GOLD COAST https:// www.adfas.org.au/societies/gold-coast-bundall/ VOCALESCENCE CHORUS Come and join the award winning all female a-cappella chorus on a Wednesday night at the Upper Coomera Centre, 90 Reserve Road from 6.30 to 9.30. We love to see new members so why not come along and see what we are about. Please follow our Vocalescence Website and Facebook pages and for up to date information contact Jo on 0417 747935. SIP N SUP CLUB – GOLD COAST Meets every three weeks at a great restaurant around the Gold Coast. All men welcome for beer, wine and food. We critique restaurants, have guest speakers but most of all we have a lot of fun. Generally Thursday afternoons, however, some evening events, 16 meetings per year. Facebook and search for @sipnsupgc and/or phone Michel on 0412 757 535 or email michel_44@bigpond.com QCWA - COOMERA BRANCH - The Queensland Country Women’s Association (qcwa.org.au) is for women of all ages, from all walks of life and with different life experiences. We enjoy getting together monthly on the 2nd Wednesday for friendship, sharing and developing skills in healthy cookery, knitting & crochet, public speaking, photography, floral art as well as fundraising for local community, state and international causes. 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