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MYWEEKLYPREVIEW.COM.AU MY WEEKLY PREVIEW \ JUNE 28, 2013 [ 5 ]

Hands up who was glued to the TV set or internet last month as Wayne Swan handed down the recent

federal budget? Or what about when state treasurer Tim Nicholls tabled the 2013/14 Queensland budget in state parliament a few weeks ago?

My hand is still by my side. While state and federal budgets impact on services we all enjoy and set out expenses we all have to pay, when it comes to following budget news it can be a bit of a snooze-fest, especially if, like me, your thing isn’t really numbers.

But this week we all have a chance to redeem ourselves and take note of the budget that our local representatives have spent months sweating over. In the MWP cover story over the page, we have a rundown of the council budget, and talk to the mayor about his priorities for expenditure – and income

– for the region for the new f nancial year. From money to makeovers, our property

cover story this week (over in My Property Preview on page 46) highlights the importance of preparing your property for sale. Real estate buyers are a savvy bunch and you have to be on the ball to get the right price. If your home is listed for sale, have a read of that one.

Speaking of all things stylish, Di and Nicky have hit the shops and discovered that all that glitters is gold. And silver. And Swarovksi crystal. Get glittery this winter on page 28.

And the style just keeps coming – Todd Widdicombe has worked his way through another slab in the name of journalistic inquisitiveness. His beer review and more is in our palate section, on page 32. Perhaps the mayor should take note – I reckon Mark and his councillors deserve a cleansing ale after this week’s effort. Cheers!

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6 COVER STORY

10 SOCIALS

12 STAR STYLE

14 LOCAL NEWS

20 NATIONAL NEWS

22 WORLD NEWS

24 AGENDA

26 BUSINESS & FINANCE

28 MY STYLE

30 HEALTH & BEAUTY

32 MY PALATE

33 MY WEEKEND

36 RETIREMENT LIVING FEATURE

40 MOTORING

45 MY PROPERTY PREVIEW

67 CROSSWORD/SUDOKU/STARS

68 TV GUIDE/SURF & FISHING REPORT

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SURF REPORTWith Steve Harris from Suburban SurfThis week still looks pretty sad in the hope for a long overdue swell. From Tuesday to Thursday there is an inconsistent E/SE ground swell with waves only around the one to two-foot mark. Winds through to Friday will be tending northerly with lighter NW in the morning. Spots to check would be the open beaches for more swell early, then the northerly corners in the arvos. Saturday has a southerly change

with SW winds early, followed by a SE change. However, waves will be even smaller Saturday around the half to one-foot mark. Hopefully there is a small southerly ground swell predicted to build for Sunday arvo. So hit the open beaches. However, winds will be from the E/NE, making it a bit messy. High tide is between mid-morning and lunchtime all this week and the water temp is still sitting around the 20-degree mark. A spring suit for the early morning is

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5.30pm MOVIE Short Circuit (PG, lv, 86) 7.30 MOVIE The Goonies. (PG, lh, 85) 10.00 MOVIE Orphan. (AV15+, lsv, 09) 12.30am Conan. (M) 1.30 TMZ.

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6pm The Simpsons. (PG) 6.30 Neighbours. 7.30 Glee. (PG, a) 8.30 Snog, Marry, Avoid? (PG, sl) 9.10 Excused. (PG, s) 9.40 America’s Next Top Model. (PG, la)

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6pm Big Brother. (PG) 6.30 Prehistoric Park. (PG) 7.30 16 And Pregnant. (PG, al) 8.30 The Big Bang Theory. (PG, s) 9.30 MOVIE Hostage. (AV15+, lv, 05) 12am Chuck. (M, v)

6.30pm Antiques Roadshow. 7.30 Customs. (PG) 8.00 Customs. (PG) 8.30 MOVIE John Grisham’s The Gingerbread Man. (M, lnsv, 98) 10.50 Sensing Murder. (M)

6pm Fishing Expedition Amazonia. (PG, l) 6.30 Trick My Truck. (PG) 7.30 Extreme Fishing. (PG, ln) 8.30 MOVIE Shaft. (M, lv, 00) 10.40 48 Hours. (M, a)

6pm Sabrina. (PG) 6.30 Everybody LovesRaymond. (PG) 7.30 The Simpsons. (PG) 8.00 Futurama. 8.30 The Simpsons. 9.00 Futurama. 9.30 The Cleveland Show. (M, ds)

6pm That ’70s Show. PG, ls) 6.30 How I Met Your Mother. (PG) 7.30 How I Met Your Mother. PG, sa) 8.30 Family Guy. (M) 9.00 American ad! (M) 9.30 Family uy. (PG, av)

6pm Top Gear USA. (PG, l) 7.00 The Big Bang Theory. (PG) 7.30 The Big Bang Theory. (PG, s) 8.00 Top Gear. (PG) 9.30 MOVIE Mad Max. (AV15+, lv, 79) 11.30 Nikita (AV1

6pm Friends. (PG) 7.00 Hot In Cleveland. (PG, l) 7.30 Sea Patrol UK. (PG) 8.30 Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations. (PG, a) 9.30 Embarras i

6pm M*A*S*H. (PG) 6.30 Get Smart. (PG) 7.00 Cops. (PG, d) 7.30 Whose Line Is It Anyway? (PG) 8.00 Whose Line Is It

6pm The Simpsons. (PG) 6.30 Neighbours. 7.00 Everybody Loves Raymond. (PG) 7.30 Everybody Loves

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This week the Sunshine Coast Council handed down its 2013/14 budget

and the focus is on roads, waste services and a new business centre for Maroochydore. Capital works, economic development and maintaining our lifestyle and community are also high on the list.

More than $100 million of the $538 million budget is dedicated to capital works in the region, which includes upgrades to existing assets and new infrastructure projects for the community.

It was, says mayor Mark Jamieson, a tough budget. The Sunshine Coast’s upcoming de-amalgamation with Noosa has undoubtedly put a dampener on spending, and a rate rise for property owners was inevitable.

“We know some people are f nding it diff cult to make ends meet and we have done everything we can to keep rates and waste increases as low as possible,” says the mayor.

“That includes an organisation

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Residents and businesses all over the Coast should expect to see council workers replacing roads, constructing bus shelters and patching up council property as they work their way through the $109 million set aside for capital works in this year’s budget. So what are some of the big-ticket items earmarked for 2013/14? Here are a few:• $15 million for the resealing

and rehabilitation of roads• $5 million for pavement

‘rehabilitation’• $6 million for land acquisition

in Maroochydore for the city centre.

Each division is also well covered. Roads and parks, pathways and pools, lighthouses and fences, drainage and roofi ng all fi gure in the budget. Here are just a few projects set to happen in the new fi nancial year: • $4 million to design and

construct the Beerwah business area

• More than $2 million for the Nambour Resource Recovery Centre

review to improve council’s eff ciency and effectiveness, which will lead to job losses in the organisation.

“Rates will go up by f ve per cent and waste charges will increase by 7.4 per cent, which means an average ratepayer will pay $1.22 extra a week.”

But Jamieson adds, “This budget is all about getting the fundamentals right. We’re reducing debt and increasing cash, which allows us to repay our loans and pay for infrastructure.”

While rates and waste charges will increase, environment, public transport, tourism and heritage levies will not, and pensioner and early payment discounts will remain.

The focus for councillor Chris Thompson, the deputy mayor and f nance portfolio holder, is preparing the region for “promising times ahead”, getting ready for projects such as the Oceanside health hub.

“Council has maintained its focus on economic development so the region makes the most of its existing

Capital works spend

opportunities and attracts new ones,” Thompson says.

The budget sets aside almost $12 million for economic development to, says the mayor “help the region harness existing and future job-creating opportunities”.

The council has already cut red tape, reduced fees and put in place measures to make it easier to do business in the region, and the focus is more of the same in this budget. Making lodgement of forms easier, implementing a strategy to make the region attractive for major events and delivering the economic development strategy are all key plans for 2013/14.

But it’s not all business for Jamieson and co, with cash earmarked for, says the council, “community and supporting our way of life”. Libraries and galleries are expected to receive more than $13 million, $37.5 million has been earmarked for roads and bridges, while our aquatic centres, leisure centres and sports facilities will be getting $14 million.

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My Weekly Preview spoke exclusively to Sunshine Coast mayor Mark Jamieson about the budget. Here’s what he had to say.

Q. Preparing any council budget is challenging but were there particular challenges for you this

This week’s budget includes rate rises and an increase in the cost of waste removal, but our local council remains one of the lowest-charging for wheelie bin services.

“We have managed to keep the cost for servicing wheelie bins as low as possible – domestic customers with a 240-litre wheelie bin will pay $17 extra per year,” councillor and deputy mayor Chris Thompson reassures residents.

“A trip to the tip with a small box trailer of rubbish will cost an extra $3. The increase for the average resident will be $1.22 per week for rates and waste.”

Thompson adds, “From July 1, residents will now also be able to collect up to three cubic metres of free mulch when visiting the

• $840,000 for Ilkley’s Wilson Road

• More than $6 million on the landfi ll at Caloundra

• Close to $900,000 for a new roof for Caloundra’s Events Centre

• $850,000 for Caloundra’s Central Park

• $1 million for streetscaping of Alexandra Parade in Maroochydore

• More than $1.7 million for work on Mooloolaba’s Brisbane Road

• $390,000 for Buderim’s Ballinger Park

• $700,000 to build new cabins in Cotton Tree Holiday Park

• More than $3 million for the airport.

Talking trashlandf ll, regardless of whether they have a green waste service,” Thompson adds.

Mayor Mark Jamieson says managing the costs of waste disposal is always a challenge at budget time. “We need to assist the community to minimise their own waste, and certainly those people who manage their waste within our weekly or fortnightly rubbish collection schedule are to be commended. We’re also doing everything we can to convert green waste to mulch, but again that’s an expensive process.”

As a region, it’s crucial that we preserve our landf ll. Jamieson says many locals still don’t realise the extent of the council’s recycling program, or the range of items that can be recycled through resource

recovery centres. Waste is identif ed as a special item under the budget, and there are fees associated with dumping rubbish. “A lot of people object to that, but my response is if the user doesn’t pay, who does?” Jamieson says.

“If we want to be Australia’s most sustainable region, we’ve got to take a lot more responsibility for our waste.”

A budget for the future year due to de-amalgamation?A. “I think that obviously made it a more complex issue. This is effectively a budget for six months for the current Sunshine Coast Regional Council, and thereafter for what will effectively be the Sunshine Coast Council, which will leave responsibility for delivering a budget to the new Noosa Council once elected.

“Combined with the general environment of rising costs and declining revenues, those three items have made this a particularly challenging budget.”

Q. What is your main aim for this budget?A. “This is a budget for the future

– it’s about making sure the new Sunshine Coast Council f ts the purpose and is in the right shape to go forward. It will set us up to make annual savings of about $10 million [in the future].

“It also includes signif cant expenditure in economic development, to continue to improve our economy and to ensure that people’s futures are more secure from an employment perspective, and to ensure opportunities for their children to live and work on the Sunshine Coast.

“So we’ll continue to stimulate economic activity, but we’ve also committed $29 million to the environment and over $13 million

to libraries and galleries. The budget includes a capital works package of $109 million. And while people might say that’s less than last year, again, it’s not a like-for-like comparison [due to de-amalgamation].”

Q. Not everyone will be happy with the rate increases. Why are they necessary?A. “Council had to deal with cost-of-living increases, business costs have increased, we have enterprise management bargaining agreements that will see wage increases, and council has also had to deal with signif cant increases in

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the cost of electricity. The costs around managing waste disposal continue to rise – we’ve got to be very careful about preserving our landf ll as long as we possibly can, and to go and develop new ones is very expensive.

“[The increase] is f ve per cent, or around $1.20 per week, [and] I believe, under the circumstances – given the challenges we’ve had post de-amalgamation, a signif cant reduction in revenue coming in from the development sector in particular, and the general rising of costs – we’ve done well to keep it at that level.

“We’re marginally ahead of some other councils, but a fair way behind Rockhampton, who’ve increased their rates by eight per cent.” [Rockhampton Council is also undergoing de-amalgamation, along with Cairns Regional Council and Tablelands Regional Council, which haven’t brought down their budgets yet.]

Q. You’re a businessman and have often spoken about the importance of supporting business on the Coast, but there is also money in the budget for our libraries, sporting facilities, streetscapes and parks. Is it diffi cult to strike a balance between the two?A. “It is, because there’s only so much money

to go around. Councillors and council staff spent many meetings f nalising this budget and trying to get it just right, because it is our plan for the future.

“There is an expectation that this council will continue to stimulate the economy, but the community also expects us to concentrate on core responsibilities – that our roads and bridges are kept in good shape (and we’ve committed $37.5 million for that), that our parks are well catered for and maintained, and that the look and feel of our community is maintained. This is a proud community, and council will continue to maintain that pride.”

Q. The fi nal word?A. “This is a budget for the future, a budget that will set up the two new councils, continuing our focus on economic development and the implementation of our Sunshine Coast economic development strategy.

“It’s been wound down as tight as we can in terms of the new organisational structure, and savings related to the changes in structure.

“We’re going to continue stimulation of the business sector, the private sector that will be largely responsible for creating employment in the future.”

The council’s $109 million capital works package includes some expenditure for projects in the future Noosa council area. The mayor says this is because Noosa and the surrounding district is still part of the Sunshine Coast Council until December 31, and the council will continue to provide services until the new Noosa Council takes over in the new year. “People living in Noosa and district won’t notice any change in services up until December 31,” Mark Jamieson says.

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Nineteen not-for-profi t groups were honoured at the Nambour RSL Club’s fi fth annual Community Benefi ts Grant Fund dinner last week.

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FALLING DOLLAR GOOD NEWS FOR SOME

If you are planning an overseas holiday, news of the falling dollar might be a bit

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University of the Sunshine Coast professor of Finance Sajid Anwar says there are a few factors contributing to the Australian dollar’s sharp decline.

He says the American economy is improving and the gap in the interest rate has narrowed, so foreign investors are not making as much by investing in Australia and are taking their money out of the country.

Weaker-than-expected economic data from China is also contributing.

“It will increase sales in the retail sector, encourage tourism and even the students, the foreign students, will f nd Australia a more


Twelve prominent local businessmen will today fi nish a fi ve-month journey to lose 20 kilograms in 20 weeks while raising money for charity.

The 2020 weight loss challenge began in February as a fundraiser for Maggie’s Dreamcatcher.

Cheryl and Michael Ryan formed the Sunshine Coast charity, which raises money to help reduce the suffering of people in Himachal Pradesh in northern India, by providing qualif ed medical care through the supply of equipment, f nancial aid and placement of volunteer doctors.

The f nal will be held at the Calcutta Luncheon at the Sunshine Coast Turf Club today, where the weigh-in will take place and the winner will be announced.

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Sunshine Coast Destination chairman Barrie Adams hopes the positive results recently received from domestic visitation will continue now the Australian dollar has dropped.

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Anwar expects the dollar will remain between 88 and 94 US cents.

Meanwhile, the falling Australian dollar is expected to contribute to a rise in petrol prices to more than $1.50 per litre.

The national average price of unleaded petrol rose by 3.4 cents per litre this month to 148.6 cents according to the Australian Institute of Petroleum.

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Top Shots going strongTop Shots Fun Park at Maroochydore is not only open for business, it has expanded.

Top shots manager Barry Higgins says the sign advertising the land for sale is causing confusion and he wants to set the record straight.

The family fun park has been a popular tourist and recreation spot on the Coast since it opened its doors 12 years ago.

And Higgins is hoping it can continue entertaining locals and visitors for years to come.

“The land is for sale for redevelopment with a tenant in place who would be happy to sign a f ve-year lease to stay here,” Higgins says.

Like many Coast businesses that rely on tourism, the economic uncertainties of recent years have taken their toll, but he says there are positive signs for the future.

“It’s been tougher the last few years but now it’s on the improve again,” he says.

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Top Shots also has two 18-hole mini golf courses, a vertical trampoline, rock climbing wall and canon ball blaster, among other activities, and he says its activities appeal to all ages.

With the school holidays in full-swing and the tourism industry showing positive signs, he says Top Shots is going strong.

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A University of the Sunshine Coast research project is screening the “physical

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The USC team has just f nished four months of recording how the children, in years one to eight, performed seven movement competencies, along with their heights, weights and activity levels.

USC Research Fellow and Sport and Exercise scientist Mark McKean says the data will now be analysed.

Depending on the f ndings, a further research project could develop an intervention model for the participating schools’ physical education classes.

“We’ve certainly noticed issues with the children’s movement abilities and we think it’s great the schools are keen to move to the next step with our research,” McKean says.

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News Previewswell in these movements also were generally active during the day, through sport and f tness, games or lunchtime play. That may be one of the key factors.”

McKean says many modern health problems are related to a lack of movement or can be treated by increased movement.

“Global research has proven the link between children who can’t move well and obesity,” he says.

“If a child doesn’t enjoy physical activity or feel capable, they won’t put themselves in that situation. They stay sedentary and inactive into adulthood.”

He says the ability to move was once a standard part of any child’s daily life and most children had a sound physical literacy that progressed into adulthood.

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The lights on Barbie’s dress react to sound, and music Furby needs to be fed via

an iPhone app. Meanwhile, the LeapPad 2 is being marketed as a ‘child friendly learning tablet’.

How do you make a toy attractive to the modern child? One way is to make it interactive.

“The trend this year is old analogue toys becoming digital,” Target toys business manager Anthony Grice says.

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purchases, Twister can be connected to an MP3 player to add music, and the Password Journal has sound alerts and a voice-activated lock.

“Kids these days are really tech savvy,” Grice says.

“Toy manufacturers are thinking ‘how can I add a digital element to an analogue product?’.”

Among the hot sellers at Target this year are Hasbro’s My Giggle Monkey Pet for girls, Lego’s Chima and City ranges for boys, and LeapFrog’s LeapPad 2 for preschoolers.

Toys related to movie releases and TV shows, such as Superman’s Man of Steel, Monsters University and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are also popular, Grice says.

Big W merchandise manager toys Teresa Rendo says while many toys are becoming more and more sophisticated, children still get a kick out of classic toys.

“Dress-ups, the toy kitchen, Lego, action f gures and the dolls house are still popular.

Top sellers at Big W include Monster High dolls for girls and toys related to movie releases for boys.

The modern parent no longer needs to simply make sure they have batteries to make their child’s new toy move or talk – they need to check their Wi-Fi connection too. AAP

Australia’s Luke Ashton might be squinting during the race for bartender of the year in Europe next month.

Considering an Aussie, Tim Philips, took home the top title last year, the spotlight is set to be on the Australian bartender when he heads to the French Riviera for the global Diageo Reserve World Class competition.

“I don’t necessarily know if there’s going to be pressure applied to me, but certainly perhaps to a certain extent I’ll be in the spotlight,” Ashton says. “I think they’re probably going to look to what Australia’s bringing to the table.”

The global f nal will take place from July 4 to 9 on a cruise ship that sets sail on the French Riviera in Nice and Monte Carlo and f nishes up in Barcelona.

Ashton, from Vasco, a bar in Sydney’s Surry Hills, will duke it out against 49 other bartenders around the world over the course of the f ve days.

But the ever-modest Australian may have trouble being known as bartender of the year.

Even though he battled it out for three days against more than 200 of Australia’s best bartenders to be crowned the national winner, and even though he says it’s amazing to have won, Ashton’s not exactly comfortable with the title.

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He says it’s “lovely” to be the winner, but “I don’t think it’s the only measuring stick out there”.

“I’ve only been bartending professionally going on four years now (and) I think any bartender worth their salt will tell you it’s a constant learning process.”

Along with the title of Australian bartender of the year, Ashton was also awarded a whopping $100,000 to go toward opening his own bar. AAP

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WHALING CASE KICKS OFF

LONDON – It’s been a long time coming, but fi nally Australian lawyers will stand

before the 16 judges of the International Court of Justice and ask them to ban Japan from harpooning whales in the Southern Ocean.

Australia put its opening argument in The Hague last week, more than six years after then opposition leader Kevin Rudd pledged that a future Labor government would take legal action against Tokyo.

Under Julia Gillard, Labor has pushed ahead with its case that Japan’s scientif c whaling program is contrary to its international obligations under the whaling convention.

“We want commercial whaling

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to stop and that includes the so-called scientif c whaling program that Japan has been carrying on for many years,” says Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus.

Norway and Iceland conduct commercial whaling but Japan insists its program is purely scientif c while making no secret that the resulting meat ends up on plates.

Japan killed around 6500 Antarctic minke whales between 1987 and 2005 after the International Whaling Commission’s ban on commercial whaling.

That compares with only 840 whales for research purposes in the 31 years before the 1986 moratorium, court papers state.

A further 2500 minke whales were killed between 2005 and 2009 under the JARPA II program.

California – A huge-headed, duck-footed mix of beagle, boxer and basset hound was the upset winner at the 25th annual World’s Ugliest Dog Contest.

Walle, a four-year-old mutt from Chico, California who was entered at the last minute, was judged most unsightly of 30 dogs at the Northern California competition on Friday.

“This dog looked like he’s been Photoshopped with pieces from various dogs and maybe a few other animals,” judge Brian Sobel says.

The contest gets worldwide attention, with media from around the world travelling to Petaluma, north of San Francisco.

Walle overcame the dominance in recent years by nearly hairless chihuahuas, Chinese cresteds, or combinations of the two.

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that dog is not right,” Barbee says, “but I love him.”

Judges says the judges were especially impressed by Walle’s bizarre waddle of a walk.

Walle wins $US1500 (about $1600) and will make several network TV appearances. AP

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The cooks reveal Minogue’s meal of choice while on tour is beef tournedos with olives, a French steak dish. Giles Broe, who cooks for Minogue, says the dish is high in protein. “Kylie is often exhausted after a show – this is the perfect protein-rich pick-me-up,” Broe’s told British magazine The Sunday Times.

Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke ‘snacks’ on sumac spiced aubergine and Lebanese salsa sliders before a gig, while his bandmates enjoy tucking in to partridge, quince and ginger gyoza.

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Today’s rock stars shun booze and cigarettes for gourmet meals rabbit risotto with smoked pancetta and fresh sage for their backstage fare.

Chef Sarah Muir, who looks after Radiohead’s on-tour catering, says the exotic dishes show how pop stars’ tastes have become more ref ned: “When I started touring in the early 1990s with heavy metal bands, most of the groups lived off bottles of Jack Daniel’s, fast food and cigarettes.”

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Air pollution becomes Asia’s migraineAS ASIA GRAPPLES WITH ITS WORST EVER AIR POLLUTION CRISIS, HEALTH AUTHORITIES

FEAR THE DEATH TOLL WILL CONTINUE TO RISE.

Air pollution has become a curse for millions of city dwellers in Asia, posing a mounting risk to the very young and

very old, pregnant women and people with heart and respiratory problems, say experts.

“The levels of pollution in parts of China, India and elsewhere in Asia are just astronomically high and the health impacts are dramatic,” says Bob O’Keefe of the Health Effects Institute (HEI), a US not-for-prof t research agency. “This is a threat that was really underestimated in the past.”

This week, Singapore grappled with record levels of air pollution, unleashed by land f res in neighbouring Indonesia. In January, pollution in Beijing went off the scale of an air-quality monitor at the US embassy, and the city’s hospital admissions surged by 20 per cent. In August 2012, Hong Kong suffered its highest-recorded pollution, prompting the territory to urge vulnerable population groups to stay indoors.

HEI estimates, derived from an exceptionally detailed analysis called the Global Burden of Disease, say that some 3.2 million people around the world died prematurely from outdoor air pollution in 2010. China and India together accounted for some 2.5 million of these deaths, sharing the tally roughly equally.

The death toll in China has risen by a third over 20 years, but worse pollution is only part of the reason. As China becomes more prosperous, its citizens are attaining greater ages, reaching

70 or 80 years or beyond – when people become more vulnerable to heart and respiratory stress from air pollution.

A study published last August in the journal Nature Climate Change estimated that forest and land f res in South-East Asia kill an additional 15,000 people annually from air pollution during the El Nino weather phenomenon, when drier soil often causes blazes to rage out of control.

An investigation by US researchers, published in February, found that among three million births recorded in nine countries in North and South America, Europe, Asia and Australia, there was a clear link between worse air pollution and lower birth weight. Low birth weight – when a newborn weighs less than 2.5 kilos – is associated with ill health, premature death and cognitive problems in later life.

Health experts point to two main dangers from air pollution. One concerns particulate matter (PM) – the sooty specks emitted from fossil fuels, forest f res and land clearances.

Cathryn Tonne, at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, points the f nger at so-called PM2.5 – particles measuring 2.5 micrometres across or less, or 30 times smaller than a human hair. Generated mainly by the burning of coal and oil for power stations, and diesel and petrol for transport, these are many times more perilous than PM10 particles, which are 10 micrometres across, Tonne and colleagues found

in research into heart deaths in England and Wales.“We found that for every 10 micrograms per

cubic metre in PM2.5, there was a 20 per cent increase in the death rate,” Tonne says.

By way of comparison, the WHO has a recommended maximum of 10 micrograms of PM2.5 per cubic metre as an annual exposure – and a maximum over a 24-hour period of 25 micrograms per cubic metre. In the United States, the annual PM2.5 limit is a recommended 12 micrograms per cubic metre, and in the European Union (EU), it is 25 micrograms.

In Beijing’s smog scare in January, though, levels reached a whopping 993 micrograms per cubic metre – almost 40 times the WHO’s advised safety limit.

The other big danger from air pollution is ozone, a triple molecule of oxygen that in the stratosphere is a vital shield against DNA-damaging sunlight, but at ground level – where it is typically created by a reaction between nitrogen oxides in traff c fumes and sunlight – it is an irritant for the airways.

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Students offer support to businessCREATIVITY ON THE MOVEA team of students from the University of the Sunshine Coast is helping a Currimundi travel pillow company expand globally.

The f ve business students – Joshua Crisp, Eleanor Berry, Shannon Sutton, Ashleigh Baker and Rhys Hurren – were judged to have made the best presentation of a plan for TravelComfort by students in the third-year subject, Small Business Development and New Venture Management.

USC Business lecturer Leone Cameron says more than 70 students completed the 12-week project, with the top three team presentations earning prizes and the client gaining details about some exciting business opportunities.

“The product they focused their plans on was a travel pillow, which was new to the market and manufactured to provide total lateral head support,” Cameron says.

Students met with the business owner regularly to understand the challenges and opportunities

After 17 years on the Coast, advertising agency Swiss Creative has relocated to

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Werry, who was born and raised in Switzerland, says given the Coast economy is moving ahead with major projects the timing is right to relocate from Kunda Park to a more central location. “What I have noticed is that conf dence is going up slowly, but it is going up,” Werry says, adding that increased conf dence is creating a need for local businesses to assess

that are facing the business. TravelComfort owner Prue Kelly

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their marketing and advertising needs.

“We’ve already noticed the increase in walk-in traff c. Here we’ve had a couple of nearby businesses set up meetings to help their business expand – and we don’t even have the signage up yet,” she says.

Marketing and advertising specialist ADFX has also relocated to new premises on Brisbane Road.

Manager Kelly Thomas says her team had outgrown its Buderim off ce. “We’ve actually grown in that period since the GFC,” Thomas says, adding that while the agency has been servicing many national clients, she is increasingly working with local businesses looking to set themselves apart from their competition.

“From a business perspective it’s still really tough,” she says. “If you look at businesses on the Coast, nine out of 10 people don’t have a business plan or a marketing plan.

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WHAT WAS THE RBA THINKING?

The Reserve Bank of Australia recently released the minutes of its June board

meeting where it chose to leave offi cial interest rates on hold at 2.75 per cent.

A closer examination of these minutes provides a valuable insight into how the bank thinks the Australian economy is tracking, particularly in light of recent interest rate reductions.

It would appear that further cuts to off cial interest rates are probably in the pipeline, but the timing of any cuts is uncertain. The RBA believes that earlier cuts have generally had

Darryl Watt is from Ord Minnett in Buderim

the desired effect because the unemployment rate has stabilised, consumer and business conf dence has improved and there has been an increasing demand for home loans. While the RBA acknowledges that the Australian dollar is still too high, it is now seven per cent lower relative to when the last interest rate cut was made in May.

These indicators imply that there is no urgency to cut the off cial interest rate just yet. It appears that while the RBA is happy with the current rate for the time being, it has indicated that there may be scope for further cuts later this year.

There is a big challenge lurking on the horizon that the RBA, and all of Australia for that matter, is anxiously monitoring. This is the impending reduction in the level of

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investment in new mining projects. Locally, the Sunshine Coast and surrounds is home to many f y-in-f y-out mining workers and as a result may be adversely affected by a decrease in spending by mining companies.

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In the majority of cases, age spots pose no threat to health, unless they are obscuring a skin cancer. However, some people consider them an unattractive a tell-tale sign of ageing.

Medical procedures such as electrosurgery, laser treatment and cryotherapy (freezing) are effective in treating age spots, but if you don’t fancy a trip to the doctor, try these natural home remedies:• Plant some aloe vera in your garden

and rub the gel from inside the leaf onto the age spots twice a day for two months.

• Rub some buttermilk on the spots each day – the lactic acid is said to help fade them.

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honey and rub it on to your age spots. Let it dry and wash it off after 30 minutes. It works as a natural skin bleach.

• The Chinese herb gotu kola is said to clear up age spots in just a few days, because it stimulates collagen and the production of new cells.

• Rub in some lemon juice each day – the citric acid acts as a bleach.

• Try rubbing onion and garlic on the spots each day. Leave it for f ve minutes and rinse off. Repeat each day for two weeks.

Popular liquid breakfast products including Sanitarium’s Up & Go and Kellogg’s breakfast drinks make dodgy nutritional claims, says consumer group Choice.

Choice says an investigation into 23 liquid breakfast products including Devondale Fast Start, Dairy Farmers Oats Express and Aldi Goldenvale Quick Start, has found they make false claims about being high in f bre or a good source of protein.

“Shonky claims on liquid breakfasts such as ‘high in f bre’, ‘f bre for digestive health’, and ‘goodness of three grains’ is a cause for concern,” Choice spokesman Tom Godfrey says.

“Liquid breakfasts have on average 1.5 per cent f bre, which is well below the 10 per cent benchmark for high f bre. It is grains away from the 39.5 per cent f bre offered by some bran cereals.”

The investigation also found that 10 of the 23 products investigated have more than 23 grams of sugar

Brekkie drinks make dodgy claims: Choice

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“If its energy you are after, the breakfast drinks Choice reviewed ranged from 700 kilojoules to 912 kilojoules and fall short of a regular meal that comes in at 2000 kilojoules,” Godfrey says.

Choice says liquid breakfasts are a growing category in the supermarket aisles, with Santarium’s Up & Go ruling the market since its launch 15 years ago, selling 34 million litres through supermarkets in the past year alone. AAP

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1. Interview a hearing professional. “The number one thing to remember is that the value you get out of your hearing aid is based on the skills and abilities of the hearing health professional. The professional service is a determining factor in the successful outcome of the f tting and also the degree of satisfaction from the performance of hearing aids.

2. Match your hearing aids to your specif c hearing loss. Your hearing loss is as unique as your f ngerprint. Two people with a similar degree of loss will process sound differently depending on the cause of the loss and length of time the problem has gone untreated.

3. Try before you buy. Ask for a demonstration of the hearing aids recommended for you. Even better, trial the hearing aids in your environment, this is the only way to really know if the hearing aids are suitable for you.

4. Know all the options before you purchase. Your hearing professional should work with a range of hearing aid styles and brands, and offer you a needs assessment appointment to determine which products are suitable for your unique lifestyle, hearing loss and budget. Be careful of providers who promote one particular brand only without discussing other options: this may not be the most suitable hearing aid for your needs.

5. Seek the best aftercare to get the best performance from your hearing aids. No matter how state-of-the-art your hearing aids may be, they will not address your hearing loss if they are not regularly checked and adjusted to your changing needs. An aftercare program is an absolute must!

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MALTY MOMENTS

PREVIEWHot 91.1 FM breakfast host Todd Widdicombe gives his opinion on the best brews of the week.

Hip hip hoorah, raise a glass friends, it fi nally looks like we could be back on track

with our Aussie cricket team. Let’s face it pup, Clarke’s hair has had way more highlights than our cricketers of late.

This week’s appointment of new coach Darren Lehman is a grouse step towards reclaiming the top spot in world cricket. Why wouldn’t it be? We’ll now be led by a beer-guzzling, unf t, chain-smoking bloke called ‘boof’. A true Aussie, showing plenty of guts, mostly through his skin tight Aussie shirt, no less. This is a guy that def nitely irons his team polo over a wok.

If you cast your mind back to the championship teams of the ’80s and ’90s, you’ll notice the lads were less metro and more man. It wasn’t about wine spritzers, sports sponsorships and hair gel, it was all about the beers.

We’re all aware of Boony’s legendary ‘magic 52’, where the keg on legs downed 52 cans on a f ight between Sydney and London. We were world beaters back then, back

when Warnie was a tubby spin king and hadn’t yet bought a new face.

Over these decades of being victorious, the one thing that bound the lads together was a penchant for pies and beer. In fact, beer is a common link to all championships won by Aussies over the last 50 years. America’s cup in ’83 – beer was there. Pat Cash, Wimbledon ’87 – beer was there. If only Bernard Tomic would put down the vodka and passionfruit Breezer and pick up a lager, he might win a tennis match. I’m banging on, I know, but you catch my drift, right?

In life, most men are looking for a woman who can cook for them, a woman who likes passionate lovemaking, a woman who can laugh out loud and a woman who can be the mother of their children. Of course, all men know these four women can never meet.

This is where this week’s brew comes in, from the James Squire malt shovel brewery comes Four Wives. As with every Squire’s brew, this one has a good yarn attached, paying tribute to James Squire’s penchant for the

ladies. Not only was Squiresy a genius master brewer, but also a sensational ‘pants man’, so this beer is dedicated to his ability to always have a few birds on the go.

The Four Wives is a fair dinkum pilsner, light on complexity but full of that trademark wheat aroma and malty sweet taste. She’s got a real creamy mouth feel, with a light citrus f avour mixed with some notable saaz hop action in the f nish, too.

My 80-year-old mum Jen is a bandit for a pilsner and this is easily her favourite. Four Wives isn’t a brew I’d labour on all night, but if you’re keen to knock the top off a couple of frothy chops and try something different, it’s a goer. I give it three out of f ve thumbs up.

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Queues of 200 people have formed outside the Dominique Ansel Bakery in Soho, New York, from 3.30am each day since the launch of the ‘cronut’ on May 18.

The half-doughnut, half-croissant invented by chef Dominique Ansel has left the Big Apple in a frenzy.

Ansel’s revolutionary confection is a marriage of French and American food cultures and offers the delicate puff pastry of a traditional croissant shaped into a round doughnut, which is then deep-fried, f lled with cream, rolled in maple sugar and coated with a light glaze.

To satisfy the largest possible number of customers, patrons are restricted to two cronuts each. At f rst, customers could snaff e six at a time, but Ansel restricted it to two after discovering the cronuts he sold for $5 each were changing hands on the internet at up to $50 a piece. AAP

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WHERE: Lake Kawana Community Centre, Sportsmans Parade, BokarinaDATE: Wednesday July 31, from 7pmTICKETS: $79.90

The only decommissioned F1-11 f ghter jet in Queensland is now on display at the Queensland Air Museum in Caloundra, presenting a great sight-seeing opportunity for local families and aviation

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Australia’s best loved singer songwriter, Paul Kelly, is coming to the Sunshine

Coast in late July as part of his national Spring and Fall tour.

Released last October, Spring and Fall is Kelly’s 19th studio album, and he recently told a US audience that the album is a “song cycle, which is just a fancy way of saying – if you listen to the songs in order they tell a story. Each song links to the next and the whole piece is a love story told from multiple points of view.”

Kelly’s band will feature his nephew, Dan Kelly, on guitar and vocals; J. Walker, who co-produced and played on the album; Zoe Hauptmann (who recently performed on the Finn and Kelly tour) on bass and Bree Van Reyk on drums. Supported by Australian hip-hop MC and producer Urthboy, the band will be touring cities and towns around Australia performing the album in its entirety, followed by a generous selection of older songs, which will change from night to night and will include well-known songs and a few surprises.

KELLY TO THE COAST

WHERE: Caloundra Aerodrome, Pathfi nder Drive (off Caloundra Road)DATE: Open seven days, 10am to 4pmTICKETS: Adults $12, children under 16 $7, concession $9, family (two adults and three children) $29. (Note: prices increase by $1 on June 29 and 30 for the open cockpit weekend)

enthusiasts this school holidays. This weekend the museum will also host an open cockpit weekend, where visitors can sit in and explore a number of aircraft, enjoy an air display and more.

Kelly and his band will be at Lake Kawana Community Centre on July 31. To book tickets phone 5413 1400.

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WHERE: Corbould Park Racecourse, CaloundraDATE: Saturday June 29, from 10amTICKETS: Adults $20, concession $15

Eumundi Markets will have plenty to keep the kids occupied in the upcoming school holidays, including high-energy magic shows, science activities and craft classes.

On Saturday June 29 and Saturday July 6 one of Australia’s leading children’s entertainers, Nickleby the Magician, will perform two free shows at the Eumundi Amphitheatre at 10am and noon. Nickleby will be joined by Ralph,

MORE ARTISTS TO COME

The seventh annual Caloundra Music Festival is shaping up to be the

biggest yet, with the second lineup announcement bringing an additional 16 artists to the Coast from Friday October 4 to Monday October 7.

Australian favourites Eskimo Joe and Jebediah will appear, along with Toni Childs, Alex Lloyd, Saskwatch, The Baseballs, Melbourne Ska Orchestra, Chilean reggae singer Quique Neira and Rockhampton-based rock duo Busby Marou. They will join a variety of national and international acts already announced, including Gotye and Xavier Rudd.

The Time of My Life show, featuring Joe Camilleri, James Reyne, Ross Wilson and Daryl Braithwaite, is also expected to be a hit on the Monday.

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There will also be ‘Colourful Kids Craft’ workshops on Saturday June 22, Wednesday June 26, Saturday June 29, Wednesday July 3 and Saturday July 6.

Don’t forget the $200,000 Yalumba Caloundra Cup is on at Corbould Park tomorrow. Gates open at 10am and there will be live entertainment, fashions on the f eld and a big-screen at the track’s edge, to make sure punters don’t miss out on any of the action. There will be courtesy buses available and the day is family friendly, with under 18s free.

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Nutworks is hosting its f rst jam-packed family fun day next Saturday, opposite the Ginger Factory in Yandina.

It will be a great family day out with plenty of kids’ activities including jumping castles, petting zoos and show bags. There will also be delicious cooking demonstrations and lots of shop specials, and all for a great cause – Nutworks will also be raising funds for the Heart Foundation, which helps people with, and at risk of, cardiovascular disease by providing comprehensive

WHERE: Pioneer Road, YandinaDATE: Sat July 6, from 9am to 3pmTICKETS: Free entry

Local audiences will be treated to a Bee Gees experience this Friday night, when The Australian Bee Gees Show comes to the Sunshine Coast.

Fresh from The Excalibur Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, performers Michael Clift, David Scott and Wayne Hosking have racked up more than 700 performances on the Las Vegas strip, and have just been resigned for another two-year run. But f rst they are touring Australia with a brand-new multimedia tribute show, Trilogy, which follows the amazing career of the Brothers Gibb from their f rst performances in Australia right through to the famous One Night Only concert. After 16 years on the world stage and more than 4000 performances in 40 countries, The Australian Bee

CELEBRATING THE GIBBS WHERE: Nambour Civic Centre, Currie StreetDATE: Friday June 28, 7.30pm TICKETS: $50

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information and guidance on how to minimise their risk. Nutworks is aiming to make the Sunshine Coast heart healthy by raising awareness that eating a handful of nuts a day can reduce the risk of heart disease.

Gees Show is a live celebration of the wonderful music written by the Brothers Gibb and is now the world’s leading Bee Gees show.

Melbourne f ve-piece Vaudeville Smash have been described as an ’80s movie soundtrack come to life, and were named as one of Inpress magazine’s top 13 bands to watch in 2013. You can watch them tonight at Solbar in Maroochydore as part of a national tour in support of their debut album, Dancing for the Girl.

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HALCYON LANDING SCORES ITS FIRST CENTURY

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One of the region’s fastest selling over-50s lifestyle communities recently reached another milestone, this time

welcoming the 100th (and 101st) home owners Peter and Jill Corish.

The couple, who are from Mornington in Victoria, say they are looking forward to the switch from the cold weather to the warmth of the Coast.

Halcyon project director Chris Carley says that to celebrate the milestone a special surprise was planned for the Corishes. “When they turned up they weren’t quite expecting the welcome we had in store for them with almost the entire community turning out to toast their arrival,” he says.

“Then Peter and Jill were whisked away on a Harley trike for an unforgettable ride through the Hinterland to see the sights.”

The Bli Bli community has been popular with baby boomers – the f rst stage was quickly snapped up.

“Buyers have applauded our transparent f nancial model, unrivalled eight-star home

energy ratings, strong lifestyle focus and the fact there are no exit fees or no rentals allowed,” says Carley.

When completed, Halcyon Landing will consist of 170 homes bordered by a walking trail and extensive parklands. The community will also feature a recreational precinct with facilities such as a championship-size bowling green, tennis court, pool, spa, work shed and more.

Gated security and caravan and boat storage is appealing to buyers after a lock-up and leave home, such as the Corishes, who are keen caravanners.

A super change for retireesArrangements allowing Australians and New Zealanders to move across the ditch with their superannuation without paying fees have been fi nalised by the respective governments, Superannuation Minister Bill Shorten says.

From July 1, the trans-Tasman retirement savings portability scheme will help thousands of people who cross the Tasman Sea each year to consolidate their retirement savings in their country of residence without paying fees and charges on accounts in two countries.

“This scheme is an important step towards removing a barrier to labour mobility between the two countries, and supports our closer economic relations with New Zealand,” Shorten says.

About 50,000 New Zealanders moved to Australia in the past year, and around 16,000 people living in Australia moved to New Zealand.

Currently, Australians and New Zealanders working in Australia cannot take their superannuation with them when they permanently leave Australia.

Australians moving to New Zealand, and New Zealanders returning home will now be able to consolidate their Australian benef ts with their New Zealand retirement savings.

Similarly, New Zealanders who move to Australia will be able to bring their New Zealand retirement savings with them to Australia. AAP

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SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I GO?

I am always fascinated by people’s reactions when I speak with them about retirement communities. Most people are pretty open-minded about

living in a retirement community, although some people completely dismiss the idea, as they think it means f nally admitting they are getting old.

However, for many of us, when our working lives wind down and the kids leave home, one very important question that must be answered is whether to stay in your existing house, or downsize to a smaller house or a retirement community. This is not a simple decision and the answer varies depending on your personal situation.

So let’s work through some of the questions.


Should I stay in my existing home?Financially, you are almost always better off staying in your existing home. Buying and selling property incurs signif cant costs such as stamp duty, moving costs and agents’ commissions, which can take many years of capital growth to offset. Even if your yard is too large and you need to get a mowing service in to do the gardens once a month, or a cleaner to help you vacuum your house, it can still be worth staying put.

I think you should consider moving if:• you are lonely,• you fear for your safety, or have security

concerns about your house or neighbourhood,• you do not drive or do not have a car,• you are bored,• you have an older property and it is likely that

you are going to have to spend some major dollars in the near future on items like roof ng, f ooring, plumbing or wiring, or

• your property presents access issues – it is multi-storey, situated on a steep slope or has too many steps.

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downsize to unlock the equity in your house. Most banks offer arrangements now where you can use the equity locked up in your house while staying as a resident and owner in the house.)

Some of the benefi ts of staying in your existing house include:• you avoid the costs of moving, • you avoid the stress of moving,• you don’t have to leave a familiar family home

with all of those memories, and • you don’t have to move away from your

established community and support networks.

The disadvantages of staying include:• it is likely your home is too large for your

current needs,• you are restricted in your ability to access the

equity in your property,• you probably have more maintenance issues,• you miss the opportunity for a fresh start in

a better location, probably with a brand new home.

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Should I move into a retirement community or just a smaller house?Let me make one point clear up front – a retirement community is about lifestyle. If you are bored, lonely or alone, or fear for your safety, I recommend you consider a retirement community because it will enrich your life from just about every perspective.

However, if you already enjoy a busy retirement with a big social network and lots of activity, you could address all of your concerns simply by moving to a newer, smaller, more secure and better located home. You would also want to be in good health, or have access to an emergency alarm pendant so if you do have an accident, you can call for help easily.

The benefi ts of moving into a retirement community as opposed to a normal residential property are as follows:• you get to live in a community of similarly aged

and like-minded residents,• you occupy a home built for easy access and low

maintenance,• you have onsite management and in some cases

meals and medical care,• you are able to enjoy facilities such as a gym,

pool, club house and village bus, without having to worry about the cleaning or maintenance of these areas,

• resident restrictions such as minimum entry ages and no pets mean less stressful living,

• you get an instant social life and network of friends, and

• the complex will provide you with better security and support than you would f nd in a standard suburban house or apartment.

The disadvantages of living in a retirement community include:• typically it is a more expensive living option,

with higher costs incurred to buy, occupy and sell,

• homes in retirement communities are usually

smaller properties, with little or no backyard,• there is lack of choice of

locations, as well as the type of house,

• you will encounter higher density living, which can sometimes feel cramped,

• typically there is a no pets allowed policy,

• there is sometimes a lack of diversity among residents, with little age variation, and

• generally there are poor f nancial outcomes for residents upon exit.

Many people are still f xed to the negative view that retirement communities are places where old people sit around drinking cups of tea and waiting for the inevitable. However, nothing could be further from the truth – retirement villages are vibrant communities of active people who love getting the most out of life in retirement.

As a f nal word, if you are considering moving to a retirement community I would encourage you to make the move as soon as possible. Don’t wait for the move to be ‘forced’ on you by family and make sure you are still mobile enough to enjoy the community life.

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It’s been part of Australian lives for the best part of two decades, so it’s hardly surprising Holden’s little

Barina has fi nally grown up.The baby hatchback that burst onto

the scene with those catchy ‘Beep Beep Barina’ ads back in the ’80s is, these days, an altogether bigger, more impressive machine.

For the f rst time, the Barina is available as a sedan as well as a hatch.

Actually, there are now two Barinas; this one and the so-called Barina Spark – a smaller, cheaper and,

WORDS Peter Atkinson, AAP dare I say it, nastier machine that shares the familiar nameplate.

Holden really should have thought twice about that name-sharing tactic because the ‘real’ Barina is a pretty good machine that, in most regards, stands well above its namesake.

We drove the new Barina sedan in CD-X form – a higher-end version that brings with it such inclusions as leather trim on the seats and a smart-looking seven-inch electronic touch-screen system.

Holden’s marketing campaign for

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It’s clever stuff and perfectly aimed at the younger buyer prof le, which has always been the Barina’s bread and butter.

The addition of the sedan version, though, is likely to widen the Barina’s appeal to young families or as a second car for an older demographic. Mostly, it f ts that bill very well.

Our CD-X test car comes with a price tag of $20,990, although it’s possible to get yourself into a Barina for as little as $15,990 (the Spark is even cheaper but let’s not go there).

I suspect that’s where Holden will continue to win most of its buyers. The CD-X’s pricing leaves it in competition with the likes of Volkswagen’s Polo, and its German rival the Opel Astra, which probably sit a rung or two higher up the quality scale.

Still, even in that company the Barina has its appeal. It’s impressively roomy for a small car – decent legroom and shoulder space in the front and back.

At the entry-level end of this segment, the Barina comes up against the fast-rising Korean models like Kia’s spunky Rio and Hyundai’s i-30, so the task doesn’t get any easier for Holden.

So how does the Barina, curiously enough built in Korea, stack up?

Well, its 1.6-litre, four-cylinder engine lacks a little in low-down

power, but once it gets spinning, delivers more than adequate performance.

Despite its modest size, the engine was ready to respond when acceleration was called for, and the six-speed auto chose ratios with assurance and gave the little Holden a loping gait at cruising speed.

It achieves a modest combined thirst of 6.3 litres per 100 kilometres (the sedan drinks slightly less than the hatch, and the auto is thriftier than the manual), which is an improvement of about 10 per cent on the previous model.

As you might expect, the Barina is right at home buzzing around the city, where its light steering and nimble handling are seen to advantage. It also offers excellent visibility for lane-changing and squeezing into tight parking spaces.

Not quite as expected, though, was how well-performed this little machine was in highway conditions, where it cruised solidly and quietly with a sturdy road presence.

The Barina is also quite a handsome-looking thing, ref ecting

the crisp styling of its big-brother Holden Cruze, further set off by big alloy wheels on our test machine.

The cockpit is generally well presented with nicely textured surfaces and smart-looking switchgear, but with one exception: Holden boasts about the ‘motorcycle style’ instrument panel, but to me it just looks cheap and I’d much prefer a car-style one. Perhaps the only redeeming feature is the big, clear digital display of your speed, which at least removes any excuse for breaking the legal limits.

Otherwise, the cabin is serviceable and ergonomically sound, with wheel-mounted controls for audio, cruise control and the like.

The trip computer is useful if not comprehensive.

The CD-X kit also includes reverse parking sensors, 17-inch alloys, heated front seats and electric power steering.

One f nal surprise with the Barina was the generous boot space, which I suspect way outstrips that of the hatch variant and might attract a few additional buyers to the sedan shape.

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Continental.The crash-test dummy is

regularly hung from a cable across the roadway on a test circuit and positioned so that his feet are touching the ground.

All day long, speeding cars bear down on him and although most brake, or take avoiding action in the nick of time, Otto sometimes gets slammed against the bonnet of a vehicle.

Thanks to Otto’s pliable nature, he can cope with such mishaps because he could well be helping to usher in an automotive revolution.

The cars that drive into Otto are extraordinary. A driver sits at the controls of each but does not do any driving.

Continental is testing fully automated driving that would make more than 125 years of manned

motor car history look as old-fashioned as winding a watch.

Fully automated driving on the motorway could be a reality by 2025, says Continental, leaving drivers to concentrate on other activities – thanks to such high-tech applications as on-board cameras, infrared and laser.

The road to fully automated driving is a long and winding one.

“Before we can realise fully automated driving – even on test tracks – we have a good deal of research and development work ahead of us,” says Alfred Eckert, who is in charge of the futuristic project at the company.

Movers and shakers in Germany’s car sector are convinced automation will be a key element of future driving, although the move towards it will be progressive rather than sudden. The motive is to make driving safer and more comfortable.

Driver assistance systems are an

Broberg, Volvo’s senior safety advisor. “However, we will take the f rst steps towards our leadership aim by introducing the f rst features with autonomous steering in the All-New Volvo XC90, which will be revealed at the end of 2014. There are, however, nightmarish aspects to be considered – technical glitches that might cause deaths of drivers and passengers or interference by cyber-terrorists who might hack into automated driving systems.

Legislation would have to be changed before automated driving could become a reality and will rely on the reliable f ow of data. AAP

integral part of many modern cars, so partial automation is the logical next step.

Wolf-Henning Scheider from Bosch, one of Continental’s competitors, believes sensor-driven warning systems will quickly trickle down into cheaper cars from the luxury end of the market.

Meanwhile, Volvo Car Group has developed an ingenious concept for autonomous parking. The concept car f nds and parks in a vacant space by itself, without the driver inside.

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Toyota shows sporty kiddy carJapanese carmaker Toyota has come up with a sporty, open-top concept designed to bring children and parents together in the age of smartphones and internet games.

The Camatte57s is a toy-like vehicle that can be driven by children, too. The concept was displayed in the Kids Life Zone at the recent International Tokyo Toy Show 2013 rather than on a car show stand.

Pedals and seats can be adjusted, which means young children can make an early start learning to drive, away from the public highway.

Adults can assist with steering and braking, thanks to the positioning of the steering wheel and the adjustability of the brakes and seats.

The bodywork consists of 57 detachable panels made of lightweight material f nished in a range of colours and designs, hence the f gure suff x in the name.

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The name Camette is based on the Japanese word for ‘care’ meant to signify ‘caring for others’. The ‘s’ stands for the Japanese word ‘sawaru’, which means to touch.

Toyota says the name ref ects the idea that people should feel more in touch with each other and with vehicles in general.

MY MOTORING INSIDERThe latest news from MWP’s man on the ground.

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Britain zooming aheadBritain may overtake France as Europe’s second largest automotive producer within the next f ve years if British car sales and exports maintain their strong growth, according to industry executives.

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S U N S H I N E C O A S T

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CONTENTS48 News & Views

52 Auctions &Market Tracker

65 Hinterland

66 Classifi eds

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COVER STORY

It is widely agreed that there are three essential factors which greatly infl uence the sale of your property – the agent, the

price and the presentation. A successful sale has these three elements in

perfect combination, complementing each other and working together to achieve a unif ed result.

When you decide to sell your house, you usually have a fair idea of what price you would like to achieve. This f gure can be based on what you would like, what you need, or what you think the home is worth in comparison to similar properties in the area.

You then f nd an agent whose style, appraisal and marketing strategy you like, and whose suggested asking price is close to the one you have in mind.

What follows is a quick tidy up of the yard, a good clean inside, a bunch of fresh f owers and you are ready for the photos.

A marketing plan is in place, as agreed to by you and the agent. This involves either a series of open homes or inspections, an auction or an offer, and f nally the negotiation and acceptance of the offer.

This sequence of events has all three essential factors, so what has changed? The answer is the face of real estate.

For a start, real estate agents are now up-skilling, re-evaluating and ref ning their methods to achieve the best results to meet the market demands. Likewise today’s buyers, who have a major inf uence on the price, have usually done a signif cant amount of research. Not only can they view properties listed for sale on real estate websites, but they also have access to industry reports on median house prices in their preferred suburbs, suburb prof les, predicted growth areas and recent sales.

The majority of buyers are looking for

a property that is well maintained and ready to move in to with a minimum of fuss.

With agents up-skilling and ref ning their methods and buyers researching, educating themselves and having higher expectations, the seller has one area left in which to make an impact – and that is presentation. That impact can be signif cant.

The way homes are presented to market has changed. The standard of presentation has been raised by a new professional in real estate – the pre-sales stylist.

Pre-sales styling is a unique industry specif cally aimed at enhancing a home’s features using proven methods and techniques, so the home can be presented to the market at its best.

Presentation is what creates f rst impressions. Research shows that you form a f rst impression within eight to 30 seconds, and because that f rst impression is vital to the successful sale of a home, it is far too important to be left to chance.

By paying attention to the details, you can greatly reduce the number of reasons a buyer can f nd to negotiate the asking price. Those negotiations usually start in the thousands and tens of thousands of dollars, so a small investment can help protect your greatest asset.

Pre-sales styling is like visual merchandising for your home. The three aims of visual merchandising are to attract, engage and motivate to purchase.

When it comes to your home, these aims are achieved by using elements such as colour,

lighting, attention to the f oor

plan and the way traff c is directed through that space, and sensory elements. By combining these elements, and more, in the right balance, the stylist is able to highlight the features of the home in order to present it for sale at its best.

A well-presented home will stand out from the others as there has been nothing left to chance and no detail overlooked. From the photos that appear in all aspects of the marketing of the home, you will present a consistent message. That high standard of

presentation continues through each open home, and increases the chances of attracting a broad pool of possible buyers who are able to see themselves living in the home and are motivated to purchase.

Pre-sales styling goes beyond decorating to become a very powerful tool in your marketing campaign. The skills a stylist uses for pre-sales styling are honed towards enabling buyers to see themselves living in the home. This is by no means a critique of your decorating taste and style – to give yourself the highest chance of achieve the best return on what is possibly your greatest asset, the way you present your home for sale needs to be different from the

The agent, the price and the presentation

Prepping your home for sale? Gone are the days when a quick tidy-up and some fresh f owers would cut it. Catherine Craig from Simple & Savvy styling explains how pre-sales styling can help you achieve the best sale price.

By paying attention to the details, you can greatly reduce the number of reasons a buyer can find to negotiate the asking price


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Styling your home for sale involves more than

simply redecorating.

way you live in it. The focus needs to rest on the potential buyer.

Selling a home is documented as one of the major stresses we face in our lifetime. A pre-sales stylist can help alleviate a part of the stress and guide you through the process of presenting your home for sale.

When you work with a stylist you are able to choose from a number of services offered that best suit your needs and budget. These services start with a consultation, an individualised plan and styling

suggestions using what you have already through to a full staging with rental furniture, with many, many options in between.

Presenting your home for sale using a stylist enables you to eliminate the guess work and leave nothing to chance. Every detail has been attended to by using an easy-to-follow plan that has been tailored to your home, your needs and your budget.

Your home is market ready, presentation ready and ready to sell.

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The event has built a solid reputation as showcasing the best the region has to offer in the building industry, and the calibre of entrants is always high – pictured is a project in the running for the custom-built category.

New face at ProfessionalsProfessionals Kawana has welcomed experienced agent Trevor Hoffman to its sales team.

“With over 25 years’ experience in sales, Trevor brings a great wealth of knowledge and professionalism to our off ce,” says principal Edwin Limque. “[He] understands f rsthand the needs and wants of f rst-home buyers, landlords, property developers and investors alike.”

Hoffman is a fully licenced real estate agent and Limque says he is quickly becoming a familiar face with locals and clients.

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Known as a mark of excellence, winners can use the awards to enhance their marketability and receive exposure in their industry and among the public.

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The creator of national website hotspotting.com.au, Ryder recently named the Coast as one of his top 10 Queensland hot spots, which he says are a guide for buyers who want to invest in regions with above-average growth forecast for the medium to long term.

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NEIL’S LISTINGSMOOLOOLABA – Immaculate townhouse, 3 bed, 2 bath, small block of 4 ... $419,000

BUDERIM – Elevated brick home, 3 bed, DLUG ........................................... $399,000

MOOLOOLABA – Renovated unit, small block, LUG ..................................... $269,000

MAROOCHYDORE – Opposite river, renovated townhouse, 3 bed, 2 bath, LUG ..................................................... $379,000

MOOLOOLABA – Waterfront townhouse, 3 bed, 2 bath, LUG ...................... $620,000

MOOLOOLABA – Unit 200 metres beach, 1 bed .......................................... $179,000

ALEXANDRA HEADLAND – Oceanfront unit with views, 3 bed, 2 bath ......... $520,000

Inspections phone Neil Bickley 0412 473 196

Location, Location, Location! 85 Brentwood Avenue, MOOLOOLABAThe owners will look at all offers prior to Auction, their expectations means this will be great buying.

Auction: Onsite Sat 6th July @ 3.30pm Contact: Grant Cheatham 0497 845 598

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• 3 great size bedrooms, the master with ensuite and walk-in wardrobe, other two bedrooms have large built-in wardrobes

• 2 bathrooms with a separate toilet• Large separate laundry• Large kitchen with new modern bench tops

• 3 large living areas, modern tiled study• New modern carpeting in the bedrooms and

living areas• Brand new lighting throughout the home• Fully air-conditioned with fans in each bedroom• 727m2 block with plenty of room for the kids

www.buderimrealestate .com.au

TREVOR HICKS

0413 639 249

Owners Relocated Interstate. Must be SOLD….. Auction 6th July 11am onsite Spacious Granny Flat Opportunity. Interstate owner instructs SELL…SELL…SELL….

• Quiet no through road position and very handy to Buderim Village. • Large, wide timber decks on two levels and facing the north east.• Large granny fl at opportunity or spacious airconditioned home offi ce. • Needs some TLC.. but nothing a good handyman could not attend to.• Handy to schools, shops, motorway access, Buderim Village, sporting facilities

OPEN FOR INSPECTION

Sat & Sun 11 to 11.40

BUDERIM 8 Edwin Road 3 2 2 1

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Beerwah - 5494 6444Bribie Island - 3408 7000

Caloundra - 5438 2166Maroochydore - 5479 6600

Mooloolaba - 5444 0800Nambour - 5441 1344

MOOLOOLABA AUCTIONUNIT 1206 & 1508 ‘MOOLOOLABA INTERNATIONAL’, 7 VENNING STREET

AUCTION Saturday 29th June on site at 1pmINSPECT Saturday from 12.30pm. Auction at 1pmMOOLOOLABA 07 5444 0800PAUL ANGELL 0438 468 378WEB www.fnmooloolaba.com.au

Two of Mooloolaba’s Best!Set on the prime Mooloolaba Esplanade with easy access to all its restaurants, cafes and resort shopping, Mooloolaba International is one of this region’s landmark buildings. The very popular complex has great on site facilities which include 24hr reception, indoor and outdoor pools, gym, sauna, spa plus pool deck and rooftop BBQ areas.

Unit 1206 – Enjoy wide ocean views from kitchen, living and dining areas or relax and enjoy the winter sun on the very usable North East facing balcony. Specially reconf gured off-plan this would have to be one of the best 2 bedroom apartments in the Mooloolaba International building. With its penthouse f nishes (marble and granite upgraded), this stunning two bedroom unit truly is a one of a kind!

Unit 1508 – Set above the surrounding buildings this beautifully positioned 3 bedroom apartment boasts a stunning ocean, bay and coastal panorama. Both the master bedroom and the main living spill onto the large balcony which is orientated towards the morning sun. The end position allows ample natural light and cross ventilation to f ll the apartment.

Both apartments are offered fully furnished and both are currently holiday let throughthe on-site managers.

Committed sellers will consider all offers prior to Auction – Don’t miss this opportunity.

AUCTION THIS SATURDAY ON SITE AT 1.00PM

ALEXANDRA HEADLAND $369,000

• Freshly painted and new carpets• 2 bedroom apartment with northerly aspect• 5th level of building• 2 balconies• Good size open living area• Workable kitchen• Fully furnished and air-conditioned• Situated close to patrolled surf ng beach• Excellent on site management• Vacant for speedy inspection

INSPECT Saturday 10-10.30amMAROOCHYDORE 5409 9910SHANE PURSSELL 0402 012 142WEB www.mfnre.com.au

Alex Beachfront Apartment with Good Ocean Views

UNIT 55 ‘THE AQUARIUS RESORT’ 140 ALEXANDRA PARADE

ALEXANDRA HEADLAND $179,000

• 1 bedroom apartment• Fully furnished • Air conditioned• 2nd f oor • Ocean views from balcony• Vacant for speedy inspection• Extensive resort facilities including lagoon pools, gym, BBQ area• Opposite famous Alexandra Headland beach

INSPECT Saturday 10-10.30amMAROOCHYDORE 5409 9910SHANE PURSSELL 0402 012 142WEB www.mfnre.com.au

Across Road from Alex Beach180 ALEXANDRA PARADE

NAMBOUR AUCTION

This outstanding home is really something unique and is perfect for a family that’s needs just a bit more. “Nambour Heights” is well known by the locals as the premier location to live in Nambour. Set on a huge 1327m2 fully fenced block and offering 5 large bed plus study, 3 bath (including en-suite), 3 car, parents’ retreat with superb180 degree views and quality f xtures and f ttings throughout. This property was designed for elegant spacious liveability and built with careful attention to detail. Put this one at the top of your list for Saturday.

AUCTION Saturday 13th July on site at 1pmINSPECT Saturday 1-2pmCAROLANS 5441 1344STEPHEN COLASIMONE 0413 416 952WEB [email protected]

The Great Entertainer –Under the Hammer!

110 NAMBOUR MAPLETON ROAD

MAROOCHYDORE $409,000

• This brick home is just over 2 years old which is hard to f nd in this price range

• Features 3 good size bedrooms with built-ins• Master bedroom has walk in robe and ensuite• Good size living area, modern kitchen• Main bathroom / separate laundry • Features, security screens and fans through out• Landscaped gardens, water tank• Double car accommodation• Close to schools, shops and transport

INSPECT Saturday 12-12.30pmMAROOCHYDORE 5409 9910SHANE PURSSELL 0402 012 142WEB www.mfnre.com.au

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AUCTIONS & MARKET TRACKER

Upcoming AuctionsHere’s a preview of the hot auctions taking place on the Sunshine Coast in the next seven days:

5 XANADU GROVE, BUDERIMOn site Sunday June 30 @ 11amElite Lifestyle Properties 5444 0111, Julie Coffey 0416 141 065

16 AMIGH ROAD, LANDSBOROUGHOn site Saturday June 29 @ 11amFirst National Beerwah 5494 6444, John King 0409 570 284

1-5 BELVEDERE PLACE, MAROOCHY RIVEROn site Saturday June 29 @ 10amDay & Grimes 5441 3366, Gary Langford 0412 348 533

UNITS 1206 & 1508 ‘ MOOLOOLABA INTERNATIONAL’, 7 VENNING STREET, MOOLOOLABAOn site Saturday June 29 @ 1pmFirst National Mooloolaba 5444 0800, Paul Angell 0438 468 378

76 JUBILEE DRIVE, PALMWOODSOn site Saturday June 29 @ 2.30pmFirst National Carolans 5441 1344, Vanessa Brunton 0467 448 850

Auction ResultsThe easiest way to check out the latest auction results

8-14 LAUREL STREET, BEERWAHPassed in. / 5 houses on 4 titles Next Property Group 1300 400 777, Jason Burns 0417 762 001

11 CARLYLE COURT, BUDERIM Passed in. / 5 bed, 3 bath, 2 car Next Property Group 1300 400 777, Richard Scrivener 0416 799 188

4 NATIVE BIRD PLACE, BUDERIM Passed in at $620,000. / 4 bed, 2 bath, 2 car Next Property Group 1300 400 777, Tanya Mungomery 0414 260 711, Jason Burns 0417 762 001

133 AMARINA AVENUE, MOOLOOLABAPassed in. / 4 bed, 2 bath, 4 car Next Property Group 1300 400 777, Tanya Mungomery 0414 260 711, Jason Burns 0417 762 001

38 BALYARTA CRESCENT, MOOLOOLABA Passed in. Currently negotiating. / 4 bed, 2 bath, 3 car Next Property Group 1300 400 777, Minka Jenkins 0488 550 063

6/79 MOOLOOLABA ROAD, MOOLOOLABA Passed in at $270,000. Now listed at $329,000. 2 bed, 1 bath, 1 car Mooloolaba Real Estate 5444 1066, Grant Cheatham 0497 845 598

3 MINKARA STREET, WARANASold for $415,000. / 4 bed, 2 bath, 1 car Professionals Kawana 5437 8393, Serg Gubecka 0410 557 975, Edwin Limque 0419 713 388

14 WILSON AVENUE, WOOMBYE Passed in. Now listed at $489,000. / 6 bed, 4 bath, 2 car RE/MAX Property Sales, Lee Sutherland 0417 077 847

Market TrackerA list of what’s recently sold on the Coast:

28 DOTTERELL DRIVE, BLI BLI$365,000 / 3 bed, 1 bath, 1 car Property Today, Jamie Holbrook

2/3 BALLINGER COURT, BUDERIM$480,000 / 3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car RealWay Buderim, Marg Deighton

13 KENT COURT, BUDERIM$523,000 / 3 bed, 2 bath, 2 carRealWay Buderim, Richard Tucker

105 McGILCHRISTS ROAD, EUDLO$570,000 / 4 bed, 2 bath, 2 car RealWay Buderim, Richard Meacle

18 BOOKER PARADE, GOLDEN BEACH$452,500 / 6 bed, 2 bath, 2 car RealWay Property Consultants, James Reynolds

22 LORIKEET LANE, MALENY$273,000 / land RE/MAX Property Services, Mark Clayton

601/27-29 COTTON TREE PARADE, MAROOCHYDORE $1.6 million / 3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car Property Today, John Anderson

9 WOOMBYE STREET, MERIDAN PLAINS$375,000 / 3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car RE/MAX Property Services, Eric Werne

2/6 JUSTIN COURT, MOFFAT BEACH$297,500 / 3 bed, 2 bath, 1 car RE/MAX Property Services, Karl Rademeyer

1 EDGEWATER PLACE, SIPPY DOWNS$452,500 / 4 bed, 2 bath, 2 car RE/MAX Property Services, Jane Costanza

5 HEADWATERS COURT, YANDINA$326,000 / 3 bed, 1 bath, 1 car Victor Realty, Craig Heppell

23 PARARI STREET, WARANA$610,000 / 4 bed, 2 bath, 2 car Next Property Group, Karen Cleeton, Minka Jenkins

7/33 BLACKALL STREET, WOOMBYE$262,500 / 2 bed, 2 bath, 1 car RE/MAX Realty Excellence, Darren Rix

*As supplied by contributing real estate agencies

“It’s quite simple, we believe in being open and honest, because it works”

Bill & Jacque

FOR A FREE MARKET OR RENTAL APPRAISAL PHONE 0431 354 076

OUTSTANDING DESIGN AND VALUE - LOW MAINTENANCE6 Dominica Place, KAWANA ISLAND

Immaculately presented and in excellent condition, purposely designed for quality low maintenance living.

• 3 good sized bedrooms PLUS separate offi ce/study area• Modern open plan kitchen with caesar stone benches• 6 panel stacker opening to decking and pebblecrete pool• Air cond, ceiling fans, high ceilings, neutral toned theme

Auction: Forthcoming

Inspect: Saturday 1:00-1:45pm

Bill Howcroft 0431 354 076

Jacque Howcroft 0431 815 991

3 Bed 2 Bath 2 Car Pool

WATERFRONT VALUE PLUS19 Bonaire Court, KAWANA ISLAND

Large waterfront designer home at extreme value. A very private position with easy access on and off the Island.

• 4 large bedrooms plus offi ce. Master suite and 2nd room ensuite• Large Chef’s kitchen with stone benches, fl owing to the deck• 735m2 allotment with 15m frontage plus PONTOON in Place• Tropical courtyard, outside & inside Spa, solar hot water

Price: $900k Buyers

Call Agent for Inspection

Bill Howcroft 0431 354 076

Jacque Howcroft 0431 815 991

4 Bed 3 Bath 3 Car Pool

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View 24 hours / 7 days a week on www.realway.com.au Buderim 5445 2777 | Caloundra 5436 0700

BUDERIM 4 Courcheval Terrace

PRIVACY, SPACE AND OCEAN VIEWSThis north facing family home is set on a 1341m2 elevated, landscaped block in an exclusive private estate. Native bushland reserve provides the backdrop while you relax in a large inground salt water pool.• Spacious living, high ceilings and a large solid oak

kitchen with pantry• 4 double bedrooms, main with ensuite and w.i.r.• Ocean views from entertainment decks that encircle

the front of the home• Separate dual living area downstairs with own

entrance, bedroom, bathroom, living, kitchen and private verandah plus SLUG

• Large DLUG, security system

5 BED | 3 BATH | 3 CAR

Inspect: Saturday 1:00-1:45pmPrice: $795,000Web: Ref No. 113983883Marg Deighton 0411 399 514

BUDERIM 10 Hayman CourtFANTASTIC BUYING IN BUDERIMIdeally suited to either a couple wanting a stress free lifestyle or to a young family always on the go! • Neat and tidy with a warm and friendly ambience • Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac just a walk from

Immanuel College • Practical and simple fl oor plan• Two separate living zones and a dedicated kitchen

area• Adjacent covered patio overlooking the pool area• Master bedroom with walk-in robe and ensuite• Double lock-up garage and low maintenance gardens



PALMWOODS 566 Upper Landershute Rd

COME HOME TO A PIECE OF PARADISEAfter a busy day, come home to the peace and tranquillity that this elegant 2 acre property has to offer. Relax on the cleverly designed patio or plunge in the pool, relieve the stresses of everyday living in this peaceful, serene environment. This fantastic property comes with an open plan living area, 4 bedrooms – the master with ensuite, family bathroom and a rumpus/ media/craft room.Did I mention the Pizza Oven on the patio?????• Minutes to the quaint village of Palmwoods• 10 minutes to Montville and the Ranges• 20 minutes to the beach


Inspect: Saturday 12:00-12:45pmPrice: $649,000Web: Ref No. 114030251Kevin Pasco 0414 880 592

BUDERIM 24 Whitehaven Drive

PLENTY OF SPACE AND APPEALThis very private home on 850m2 backs onto a forested reserve and is close to Immanuel College and to Buderim, the beaches and Sunshine Plaza. • Expansive open plan kitchen, lounge and dining

areas• Large undercover patio beside tropical inground salt

water pool and fully landscaped gardens• An impressive 5m x 5m master bedroom with built-in

robes and adjoining ensuite• 3 more bedrooms and bathroom located at the other

end of the home• Ducted vacuum system and air-conditioning• Laundry, workshop and double lock-up garage


Inspect: Sat & Sun 11:00-11:45amPrice: $585,000Web: Ref No. 114127271Richard Meacle 0407 145 812

BUDERIM 15A Wilguy Crescent

EXCLUSIVE ADDRESS ON TOP OF BUDERIM WITH VIEWS Nestled away at the end of a long driveway in a private location this comfortable home with its north easterly aspect is in an elevated position on a large 1029m2 block in one of Buderim’s most sought after areas.• 4 spacious bedrooms, large master with ensuite• 2 living areas over 2 levels. Practical kitchen• 2 outdoor entertaining areas plus balcony upstairs• Separate studio and workshop, perfect for handyman

or home business• Flat walk to Buderim Village – shops, cafes and

medical facilities• Same owners for 23 years - that says it all!


Inspect: Saturday 10:00-10:45am Price: $825,000Web: Ref No. 106678429Marg Deighton 0411 399 514

BUDERIM 92 Jones RoadCOTTAGE CHARM IN BUDERIM• Solid character home in private location • Open plan living area with terracotta and timber fl oors• Cottage-style kitchen with access to outdoor area• Vergola roof over verandah• 3 good-sized bedrooms, master with ensuite



MARG’SCORNER

Marg Deighton 0411 399 514

36 Rimmel Place, Palmwoods Inspect Sat 11:00-11:45amQuiet cul-de-sac, just minutes to the village. 4 large bedrooms, 2 large living areas and private covered entertaining area. Low maintenance gardens and room for a caravan and boat.Price: $559,000 4 BED | 2 BATH | 3 CAR21 Wian Street, Buderim Inspect Sat 10:00-10:45amDelightful light and airy cottage on top of Buderim. Spacious galley-style kitchen. 3 double bedrooms PLUS separate bedroom and bathroom with its own entry.Price: $569,000 4 BED | 3 BATH23 Quiet Valley Crescent, Buderim Sat: 2:00-2:45pmSuperbly presented one-owner home with high ceilings and quality fi nishes. 4 spacious bedrooms, air conditioned living, separate formal lounge, large café-style kitchen. Large 886m2 block. Price: $565,000 4 BED | 2 BATH | 2 CAR25/7 Box Street, Buderim Sat: 12:00-12:45pmImmaculate and unique freestanding townhouse within walking distance to all facilities. Air-con, open plan living, high ceilings and wide decks. Quality.Price: $389,000 3 BED | 1 BATH | 2 CAR If we learn to enjoy waiting, we don’t have to wait to enjoy


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Lake views in Maroochydore

These two architecturally designed properties have been built with style and quality by Ryan Designer Homes. North facing over the water, each features views over Sunshine Cove’s lakes and four spacious bedrooms, with one bedroom and ensuite downstairs and a further three bedrooms upstairs. There are a study, two separate living areas, a fully appointed gourmet kitchen, and ducted air-conditioning. Each home features a saltwater pool with timber deck, glass pool fence and landscaped gardens, and direct access to the estate’s timber boardwalks.

34 & 36 Sunrise Dr, Maroochydore

4 bed, 3 bath, 2 car

Offers over $1 million (each)

Sunshine Cove Realty5443 2458

Scott Service0402 079 271 Penny Service0434 006 144

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lifestyle this modern low maintenance home sits in the highly desirable palmwoods township, walk to shops, schools & train line. light filled living & dining areas open to a covered outdoor entertaining area beside the sparkling pool, the kitchen is spacious & fitted with quality appliances. formal lounge, theatre room & an over-sized family room, air-conditioning, double garage, garden shed & fenced yard makes outstanding value.

view sat 12.30 - 1.00pmauction sat 20 july at 1.00pmcontact 5445 6722

peter hill0418 879 885michelle hill0405 599 828

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palmwoods

30 boneham avenue

lifestyle fabulous family living is yours at this modern coolum beach home. elevated with a north aspect it catches the breeze and the light and provides an appealing outlook with local area views. conveniently located it is just minutes from the beach, cafes, restaurants, surf club, three shopping centres, coolum beach primary school and two golf courses.

• side gate access to a parking space for your caravan or boat and fully fenced rear yard

view by appointmentfor sale offers over $499,000contact bradley muffet

0407 948 981

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lifestyle your chance to own a unique piece of buderim history. enjoy beautiful sunsets and sensational panoramic views from the hinterland to the ocean from the private covered rear deck.

• 1903 circa milne house retains its splendid 110 year old features• ornate fretwork, french doors and stained glass features• private and tranquil master suite with walk in robe and ensuite• multiple open plan living areas• study with external access can also be used as fourth bedroom or tv room• renovated bathrooms, reverse cycle air conditioning• pot belly fireplace• flat, private, securely fenced 819 sqm block

belleproperty.com/38p4864 guide auction

buderim 3 orme roadmilne house

view saturday 10.30 - 11.00amwednesday 11.30 - 12.00pm

auction saturday 20 july at 3.00pm

contact 5456 0217janetta van der linde 0410 580 338

12 yindi street

lifestyle located on the north east escarpment, the most sought after position in buderim this breathtaking home has the winning formula - glorious panoramic ocean views, chic styling and ultra modern features, plus a level yard with easy access. features include two living spaces, media room, study, butler’s pantry, wrap around deck, wet bar. built-in robes and fans, pizza oven, island bench with breakfast bar & fabulous gardens.

view sat 11.00 - 11.30amfor sale $995,000contact bradley muffet

0407 948 981

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lifestyle bright and breezy, privately positioned and nicely elevated with a northerly coastal outlook, this beautiful dual living home has a wonderful atmosphere of character and warmth. centrally located within a few minutes’ drive of both buderim village and the beaches, a stress free laidback lifestyle is now available to all members of your family.

view sat 12.30 - 1.00pmfor sale offers over $500,000contact 5456 0219

bevan horsnell0412 512 257

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Offering a quality lifestyle at an entry-level price, this central property features a large outdoor entertaining area, complete with f atscreen television and lovely lake views. It features three bedrooms, a media room and two bathrooms, including a stunning ensuite to the main bathroom. The stylish kitchen features quality appliances, and the spacious living and dining areas have easy access to the outdoors. The property also features a fully fenced yard where kids and pets can play.

Stunning Buderim abode

6 Kamala Court, Buderim


Auction on site Sunday July 7 @ 1pm

RE/MAX Realty Excellence5476 7654

Darren Rix0416 188 259 Dave Hawkins0408 290 084

23 Fairway Drive, Tewantin


Auction on site Saturday June 29 @ 10.30am

Next Property Group 1300 400 777

Richard Scrivener0416 799 188

85 Brentwood Ave, Mooloolaba


Auction on site Saturday July 6 @ 3.30pm

Mooloolaba Real Estate 5444 1066

Grant Cheatham0497 845 598

2 Prior Road, Moffat Beach

4 bed, 2+ bath, 2 car

Buyer inquiry range from $495,000 to $605,000. Valued at $550,000.

Local Agent5436 8108

Stuart Border0414 349 424

This character home blends traditional Queenslander-style features with a homely, country feel. It features an open-plan lounge with slow combustion f replace, French doors throughout and a wide front verandah. The master bedroom features a walk-in robe and ensuite, and outside the pool and deck area are surrounded by landscaped gardens. There is also a cubbyhouse for the kids. The home is in a quiet cul-de-sac within walking distance of Moffat Beach and the local shops and schools.

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Charm in Moffat Beach Central in Mooloolaba Tewantin family homeThis sturdy home features three good-sized bedrooms with built-ins, including the master with ensuite and walk-in robe. There are two bathrooms and a large separate laundry. The home has been updated and features a contemporary kitchen with new benchtops, a tiled study, brand-new lighting and new carpet in the bedrooms and three large living areas. There are also air-conditioning and ceiling fans in each bedroom. The 727-square metre block has plenty of room for the kids.

On a leafy 810-square metre block, this four-bedroom home is offered to the market for the f rst time in 10 years. The lounge and dining areas are spacious and ideal for entertaining. A light and airy kitchen opens onto a covered patio at the rear and a large grassed yard. Other features include a family bathroom, a separate laundry, double car accommodation and plenty of off-street parking. The home is only f ve minutes’ walk from the local shops and close to Tewantin State School.

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T H E N E X T G E N E R A T I O N I N R E A L E S T A T E

nextpropertygroup.com.au1300 400 777

4 Bed | 2 Bath | 2 Car

This stunning contemporary home sits on a very private 1.5 acres yet you are located in the centre of Buderim. Featuring vaulted ceilings, exquisite use of glass and timber throughout. Perfect for a dual living situation with a fully self contained 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom and massive living area over looking the sparkling inground pool on the lower level. This home really has that ‘special feel’, made even more special by the outlook and surrounds of the natural reserve, ensuring your privacy forever. The owners have loved living here and I know you will too - don’t delay your inspection.

1a Mountain Ridge Crescent, Buderim Absolute privacy on stunning 1.5 acres Central Buderim position Contemporary home, vaulted ceilings Beautiful inground pool Dual living 5 Bed, Office, 3 Bathroom

Auction: On Site Saturday July 20th at 11am

Inspect: Saturday 11-11.45amCraig Porter 0411 554 880Web Code: BUD2815


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Lifestyle options abound in this well designed home with a family friendly floor plan on the waterfront in Minyama. Entertain on your large undercover outdoor patio overlooking the pool and glistening canal, or make the most of the 3 separate living spaces indoors. The kitchen is centrally located and offers a spacious layout with stone bech tops, gas cook top and a servery to the outdoor entertaining Gazebo. Extend the deck over the waters edge to enhance the waterfront experience or relax in the grassed front yard with its peaceful and secluded garden. The 5 bedrooms are all generous and most offer views over the water.

6 St Vincents Court, Minyama 814m2 block, 22 metre frontage Spacious family sized home 3 separate living zones Great outdoor entertaining Inground pool Outside the lock Ocean access

Auction: On Site Sunday July 14th at 12pm

Inspect: Saturday 2-2.45pmKaren Jones 0405 122 526 Web Code: MIN2233


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IT’S GOT THE LOT FOR LESS THAN YOU WOULD EXPECT!

Centrally located in Maroochydore on a generous 807m2 (approx) block offering a great location, size & potential. The tidy home features open plan living, ducted a/c throughout & a 4th bed/rumpus room & inground pool. A lovely grassed backyard surrounds the pool & offers a park outlook & access. Only minutes to locals schools, Sunshine Plaza & the beach.

22 Jalumba Street, Maroochydore

Auction: On Site Saturday July 6th at 1pm

Inspect: Saturday 1-1.45pm & Thursday 4.30-5.30pmKaren Jones 0405 122 526Web Code: MIN2802

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129 Oceanic Drive is the ultimate beachfront address. This luxurious designer beach home is located in one of the Sunshine Coast’s most tightly-held & highly sought after strip. This dream beachfront sanctuary showcases chic interiors and is set across 3 generous levels, featuring 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms plus multiple living areas.

129 Oceanic Drive, Warana

Price: Buyers from $1million

Inspect: Saturday 3-3.45pmMinka Jenkins 0488 550 063Web Code: BUD2797


SLEEK AND STYLISH ENTERTAINER IN THE HEART OF MOOLOOLABA

Spacious and modern this low maintenance resort style home is within walking distance to some of the best beaches on the coast. Enjoy relaxing by the pool with a glass of wine in hand watching the kids swim, while hubby cooks up a feast on the BBQ. Make no mistake the sellers are serious about selling their dream home as they have now relocated for work.

46 Bauhinia Drive, Mooloolaba

Auction: On Site Saturday July 6th @ 1pm

Inspect: Saturday 12-12.45pmKylie Tredrea 0402 240 687Kate Jewry 0404 817 916Web Code: BUD2792


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Large, good quality Buderim land is a scarce commodity which is why “Aspects” won’t last long. Situated at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac and enjoying a peaceful bush back drop “Aspects” offers a range of blocks from traditional 894m2 blocks right through to one acre. Located on the east side of Buderim and offering access to the beaches, shops & schools.

Nandewar Drive, Buderim

Price: From $295,000

Inspect: Contact agent to arrange

Craig Porter 0411 554 880

Web Code: BUD2462

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MINYAMA WATERFRONT CANVAS

This home is a rare opportunity to own your very own waterfront property in the heart of Minyama. Set on a 744m2

parcel of land, this home represents exceptional entry level waterfront lifestyle. The home has had a partial refurbishment including new carpets and paint throughout and also features renovated bathrooms.

49 Jessica Boulevard, Minyama

Auction: On Site Saturday July 13th

Inspect: Saturday 9-9.45amDavid Holmes 0403 110 070Web Code: MIN2789

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IF YOU ARE READY TO SWITCH CALL CALL KAREN STEHR NEXT 0417 618 480

MAKE YOUR NEXT MOVE AND SWITCH TO NEXT RENTALSIf you are interested in saving money, getting better service and protecting your investment

then it is time to switch the management of your rental property to Next Rentals. They’re

100% Sunshine Coast owned and operated led by Senior Property Manager Karen Stehr

with over 24 years local experience. Karen is supported by Gary Neucom and Paris Grant,

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with exceptional customer service, will protect your investment and by switching before

ALEXANDRA HEADLANDSat 10-10.45AM - 5 Yoomba Cres -MIN2788 Buyers from high $500,000’s - David HolmesSat 11-11.45AM - 3 Oloway Cres - MIN2808Buyers in the high $300,000’s - David HolmesSat 11-11.45AM - 202/180 Alexandra Parade - MCHY2738Buyers in the $200,000’s - Kylie TredreaSat 12-12.45PM - 7 Atlantis Pde - MIN2735Buyers around $1,000,000 - Minka JenkinsSun 12-12.45PM - 2/25 George St- MIN2722 Buyers Interest Early to Mid $1,000,000’s - Jodie McDonellBUDDINASat 4-4.45PM - 9 Adelong Cres - MIN2657Buyers from high $800,000’s - Minka JenkinsSat 4-4.45PM - 5/1 Boorook Street - MIN2786$600,000 Plus Buyers - Karen CleetonBUDERIMThurs 4.45-5.30PM & Sat 12-12.45PM - 54 Topview Drive - MIN2755 Buyers in the high $700,000’s - David HolmesSat 10-10.45AM - 12 Eungella Way -MIN2617 High $700,000’s - Karen CleetonSat 11-11.45AM - 17 Mackenzie Green-MCHY2706Buyers Interest From High $700,000’s - Jodie McDonellSat 11-11.45AM - 1A Mountain Ridge Cres - BUD2815 Auction Sat 20th July @ 11AM - Craig PorterSat 11-11.45AM - 16 Bairnsdale St West - MIN2816Listed at $740,000 - Karen CleetonSat 12-12.30PM - 9 Tandara Street -BUD2556Buyers in the $700,000’s - Richard ScrivenerSat 12.45-1.15PM - 18 Crestmont Dr - BUD2742Low $400,000’s - Richard ScrivenerSat 1-1.45PM - 73 Hobbs Road - BUD2551 Mid to High $400,000 Buyers - Jason Burns

Sat 1.30-2.15PM - 11 Carlyle Ct - BUD2766 High $400,000’s - Richard ScrivenerSat 2-2.30PM - 5 Native Bird Place - BUD278 Mid $500,000 Buyers - Jason BurnsSat 2.30-3PM - 22 Barrier Close - BUD2758 Mid $400,000’s - Richard ScrivenerSat 3.15-3.45PM - 74 Vise Road - BUD2729Please Contact Agent - Richard ScrivenerSat 3-3.45PM - 14 Mace Drive - MIN2702Submit All Offers - Karen JonesSat 4-4.45PM - 10 Thomsen Terrace - MCHY2694Buyers in the $600,000’s - Richard ScrivenerKAWANA FORESTSat 2-2.45PM - 3 Midyim Court - BUD2638 Please Contact Agent - Karen CleetonLANDSBOROUGHWed-Sat 12-5PM & Sun 9-1PM - Pathways Estate Please Contact Agent - John SkerlakMAROOCHY RIVERSat 10.30-11AM - 41-43 Wants Rd - MIN2678 Buyers in the $700,000’s - Robyne WilliamsMAROOCHYDORESat 1-1.45PM & Thu 4.30-5.30PM - 22 Jalumba Street- MIN2802 Auction Sat 6th July @ 1PM - Karen JonesSat 1-1.45PM - 14/20 Picnic Point Esplanade - MCHY2606 Mid to High $500,000’s - Jodie McDonellMINYAMASat 2-2.45PM - 6 St Vincents Cres - MIN2233 Auction Sun 14th July @ 12PM - Karen JonesSun 9-9.45AM - 49 Jessica Blvd - MIN2789 Auction Sat 13th July - David HolmesMOOLOOLABASat 10-10.45AM - 7/13-15 Douglas St- MIN2751 Please Contact Agent - Minka JenkinsSat 11-11.30AM - 2/81 Buderim Av- MCHY2392U2 Please Contact Agent - John Skerlak

Sat 11-11.45AM - 38 Balyarta Cres - MIN2674 Please Contact Agent - Minka JenkinsSat 12-12.45PM - 46 Bauhinia Dr - MCHY2792 Auction Sat 6th July @ 1PM - Kylie TredreaSat 1-1.45PM - 45 Tarcoola Av - MCHY2819 Buyers in the $800,000’s - Kylie TredreaMOUNTAIN CREEK Sat 1-1.45PM - 83 Karawatha Dr - MIN2668 Submit all offers - Minka JenkinsSat 1-1.45PM - 5 Carbeen Court - BUD2781 $500,000 Plus Buyers - Craig PorterSIPPY DOWNSSat 12-12.30PM - 38 Creekside Dr- BUD2653 Buyers in the $400,000’s - Jason BurnsTEWANTINSat 10-10.30AM - 23 Fairway Dr - BUD2791 Auction Sat 29th June @ 10.30AM - Richard ScrivenerTWIN WATERSSat 2-2.45PM - 12 Tralee Place - MCHY2767 Buyers Interest High $500,000’s - Jodie McDonellWARANASat 1-1.45PM - 2 Perina Street - MIN2747 Listed at $539,000 - Karen CleetonSat 2-2.45PM - 10 Palkana Drive - MIN2754 Auction Sat 6th July @ 12PM - Minka JenkinsSat 2-2.45PM - 5 Palkana Drive - MIN2794 Forthcoming Auction - Minka JenkinsSat 3-3.45PM - 129 Oceanic Drive - BUD2797 Buyers from $1Million - Minka JenkinsWOOMBYESat 10-10.30AM - 3 Colonial Way - MIN2814 Mid $300,000’s - Kylie TredreaWURTULLASat 11-11.45AM - 4 Swallow St - MIN2651 Buyers in the $600,000’s - Bree CharlesSat 3-3.45PM - 99 Baanya Street - MIN2748 Listed at $599,000 - Bree Charles

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This stunning lifestyle property is on a 3485-square metre parcel of land and boasts lovely views of the bush. The property has been designed with family life in mind, and features an open f oor plan which incorporates indoor and outdoor living. The fantastic all-weather outdoor pavilion surrounds a large pool and includes a casual sitting and eating area and a purpose-built kitchen with in-built bar and pizza oven. The property is well located close to Buderim’s premier schools and amenities.

A private Buderim lifestyle

5 Xanadu Grove, Buderim


Auction on site Sunday June 30 @ 11am

Elite Lifestyle Properties5444 0111

Julie Coffey0416 141 065

116 Oceanic Drive, Warana


$549,000

Team Godwin Real Estate 5444 0258

Luke Godwin 0438 713 414

21 Mango Vale Court, Diddillibah


$549,000

RE/MAX Property Sales 5470 7000

Jason Stock0411 123 888

91-95 Whites Road, Buderim


$589,000

RealWay Buderim5445 2777

Jarrad McCarthy0410 052 219

This lovely home is surrounded by greenery on two useable, f at acres, with easy access to the Bruce Highway. The interior features a timber kitchen equipped with dishwasher and gas cooktop, three bedrooms, a separate dining room and two living areas, one featuring a combustion heater. There are ceiling fans throughout and plenty of storage. Outside are a pool, large covered entertaining area, double carport, pond, large shed, water tanks and a bore.

Thhis llov lely hhome is d d b

Two acres in Buderim Diddillibah acreage Warana beachside homeIn peaceful surrounds, this large family home features a stunning timber kitchen, open-plan living, f ve bedrooms and two off ces, providing an easy dual-living option. The master bedroom features and ensuite and access to the deck. There are hardwood f oors throughout and an elevated timber entertaining deck, which overlooks the f at yard and has a lovely bush outlook. This tranquil property offers peaceful acreage living for the whole family.

A short walk from the beach, this home is on a 573-square metre block and features a contemporary renovated interior. The master bedroom has its own ensuite and there is potential to enclose the garage to create a fourth bedroom. Outside are a private outdoor area and a good-sized yard. Well maintained and presented, the home is only steps from kilometres of pristine beach and is also close to Kawana’s future health precinct.

PROPERTY PREVIEWS


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This cute cottage-style home is on 890 square metres and boasts wide decks which capture the warm winter sun and cooling summer breezes. A large enclosed area with air-conditioning and timber f oors is ideal for a granny f at or off ce. The master bedroom has a private bathroom and access to the upper deck, which enjoys a lovely north-east outlook.

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Potential in Buderim 8 Edwin Road, Buderim


Auction on site Saturday July 6 @ 11am

Trevor Hicks Realty5476 7659

Trevor Hicks0413 639 249

PROPERTY PREVIEWS

15 Serenity Circuit, Sunshine Cove 27 Serenity Circuit, Sunshine Cove 7 Serenity Circuit, Sunshine Cove

• Main bedroom with large WIR, ensuite and private balcony overlooking the park

• Three bedrooms upstairs, each with generous robe space

• Large living, dining and kitchen with well designed undercover patio and great sized sitting room upstairs

• Galley style kitchen complete with stone bench-tops, 900mm stand alone gas cooker and electric oven and dishwasher

• Split system air conditioning up and down stairs for comfortable year round living

• Beautiful salt water pool with timber deck, glass pool fence and landscaped gardens

• External access to rear + garden shed

• Carefree freehold ownership

• Three Bedrooms upstairs along with a study alcove down;

• Main Bedroom with Walk In Robe and well appointed Ensuite;

• Gourmet galley style kitchen featuring Quartz Stone bench-top, overhead cabinets, ceramic cook top, dishwasher and walk in pantry

• Split System air-conditioning upstairs and downstairs;

• 2700mm ceiling height on ground floor with elegant square set cornice throughout;

• Secure this great home today and choose your own colours, carpets and tiles;

• Fully fenced, landscaped complete with private bin enclosure

• Freehold ownership.

• Three bedrooms upstairs

• Great sized main bedroom with Walk In Robe, En-suite

• Well designed kitchen featuring great bench space with island

bench, pantry, gas cook top and dishwasher

• Covered patio area great for entertaining and landscaping with

fencing completed

• Laundry downstairs with outdoor drying courtyard

• Views overlooking the central park

• 2550mm ceiling height throughout

• Split System air-conditioning upstairs and downstairs

• Carefree freehold ownership

$550,000 $525,000 $495,0003 2 2.5 3 2 2.5 3 2 2.5

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BLI BLI 18 Whitecross Road

RE/MAX PROPERTY SALES 5470 7000

LOOKING FOR THE “WOW” FACTOR”?Appealing to both modern and contemporary home buyers this superb home is a real surprise inside. Perched high on a low maintenance 5663m² with views over farmland out to the Pacifi c Ocean. Stunning Rosewood fl oors, gourmet kitchen, ducted a/c, large entertainment decks, i/g pool and more.

AUCTION 4 3 2 CONTACT Steve Perry “Lifestyle Acreage

Specialist” 0418 711 955

INSPECT 12.00-12.45pm, Saturday

AUCTION 3.00pm, Sunday 14 July, on site

ONLINE outstandingagents.com.au/8430773

remax.com.au

NORTH BUDERIM 6 Kamala Court

RE/MAX REALTY EXCELLENCE 5476 7654

CHAMPAGNE LIFESTYLE ON A BEER BUDGETThis is a “lifestyle” home at entry level price. Lake views from the deck, beautifully appointed, and perfect for a fi rst home, investment, or those downsizing. North Buderim, NE aspect, cul-de-sac, views, level & low maintenance grounds, media room, do I need to say more? This is the one…don’t miss it!

AUCTIONPrior Offers Welcome 3 2 1 CONTACT Darren Rix 0416 188 259

Dave Hawkins 0408 290 084

INSPECT 11.00-11.45am, Saturday

AUCTION 1.00pm, Sunday 7 July, On Site

ONLINE realtyexcellence.com.au/8268653

TIME IS RUNNING OUT...to secure the best value land buying in Caloundra

Large lots under $200,00026 SOLD...ONLY 15 lots remaining

Call now for more information: Eric Werne 0407 145 504 or 5438 5221www.propertyservicescaloundra.com.au/6808063

Find out why so many people are choosing Viewpoint AroonaCnr Alexander and Maree Streets, Aroona

Property ServicesCaloundra

HOUSE AND LAND PACKAGES AVAILABLE3 BEDROOMS

from $399,5004 BEDROOMS

from $448,900 • Elevated position means no fl ooding, with block sizes from 540m² to 1663m²

• Only 3km to new hospital precinct and only minutes to CBD and beaches

• Choice of ocean views, bushland views or nature reserve backdrop


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TANAWHA 31 Palm Creek Road

Proudly marketed by Darren Rix 0416 188 259Dave Hawkins 0408 290 084

Remax Realty Excellence 5476 7654www.TeamExcellence.com.au

QUIT THE RAT RACE … SACK THE BOSS! THE ULTIMATE “TREE CHANGE” PROPERTY WITH A BONUS OF AN INCOME

Rarely does the opportunity arise to own a slice of semi rural paradise only 10 minutes from Mooloolaba, on just over 19 rolling acres complete with a home, tennis courts, pool, a creek, AND have it provide you with a six fi gure income if you choose. Quit the rat race, sack your boss, and start to live the life others only dream of. Family matters force the current owners to give up this lifestyle and move south, so you can now take advantage of this opportunity.Oh … did I mention there’s also a 9 hole par 3 golf course & licensed canteen.

• 7.76 ha with town, creek and tank water. All usable• Well appointed home plus sheds and all equipment• Golf course, 2 tennis courts, pool and canteen/shop• Providing 6 fi gure income with potential for growth• Choose to keep as a country club or explore options• Disregard all previous pricing. Must be sold NOW!!!

Inspection By Appointment ONLINE www.realtyexcellence .com.au ID: 8206373 PRICE: All Offers Considered

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Renovated Warana beach house

Kawana Island retreatLittle Mountain abodeStylish Birtinya apartmentWith a north-facing aspect overlooking the resort pool, this air-conditioned sub penthouse unit has three spacious bedrooms, a large main ensuite, central kitchen with European appliances and marble benches and an open-plan living area opening to a covered balcony.

This contemporary Ivadale Lake home is close to parks, bushland and Meridan State College. It features four bedrooms, an ensuite, tiled open-plan living and dining area, media room, modern kitchen with stone benches, solar power and a covered outdoor entertaining area.

This spacious, north-facing third f oor unit has expansive views of Lake Kawana. It features three spacious bedrooms, great living areas and an open-plan feel. It is centrally located close to the new Kawana health precinct and future business development.

This beautifully renovated home is only six houses from the beach and features an elegant, stylish interior. The lovely master suite features an ensuite and walk-in robe, and there are three additional well-appointed bedrooms. The focal point of the home is the white Caesarstone kitchen, which is central to indoor and outdoor entertaining spaces and the pool.

5 Palkana Drive, Warana


Forthcoming auction

Next Property Group1300 400 777

Minka Jenkins0488 550 063

Unit 33 ‘Leeward Apartments’, 1 Grenada Way, Kawana Island


Price by negotiation

Howcroft & Associates5413 9207

Jacque Howcroft0431 815 991

6 Parkhill Court, Little Mountain


$550,000 negotiable

RE/MAX Property Services 5438 5222

Andy Camm0458 666 670

11/11 Innovation Parkway, Birtinya


Low $600,000s

RealWay Caloundra5436 0700

Darren Ide0408 549 457

PROPERTY PREVIEWS

elderspalmwoods.com.au

• Receivers’ Sale• Elevated blocks available• Full turn-key house/duplex and land packages

from $359,000

• Lot size 720m2 to 2042m2*

• Underground services*Sizes are approximate and may vary

Burnside Windsor Rise – Patrick King Drive

Only 3 Lots Left!

From $120,000John Magrath 0421 828 412Elders Palmwoods Web Id 3838634

OPEN HOUSE

Sat 29th &

Sun 30th June 1-2pm

37 ISABELLA AVENUE, NAMBOUR HEIGHTSThis home of rare distinction is perched on top Nambour Heights with 180° views of the tablelands

to the east with glimpses of the Pacifi c Ocean. 15 minutes’ drive to Montville and Mooloolaba.• Landscaped grounds • Large block 890m² • Renovated kitchen • Separate dining • 4 bedrooms

• Offi ce • 2.5 bathrooms • 2 spacious living areas • Several different options for outside entertaining • 3 car accommodation • Quiet and peaceful

Phone Steve 0419 764 527 (all hours)Building Inspection Report provided. Successful purchaser will receive 1 year Council Rates paid in advance.

Find us on gumtree.com.au or realestate.com.au

“A Classic” … for the Discerning Buyer $465,000 ono

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Set on private small acreage, this contemporary designer home features warm timber f oors in the kitchen and formal lounge. The main living area opens up to a covered verandah and large deck, which overlook a stylish inground pool and feature views to the Coast. There is a large rumpus area with bathroom underneath the home. There is also a separate studio.

SeS t on pprivate small acreage, , this

Towen Mountain retreat162 Carruthers Rd, Towen Mountain


$699,000

Riddell Real Estate5442 1888

John Pyne0418 710 209

Escape to Palmwoods

This elegant two-acre property is ideal for entertaining, with a cleverly designed covered patio with pizza oven overlooking the inground pool. The stylish interior features an open-plan living area and four bedrooms, including the master with ensuite. There is plenty of room with a full-size family bathroom and a rumpus or media room. Surrounded by greenery, the property is only moments from Palmwoods and 10 minutes from Montville.

566 Upper Landershute Road, Palmwoods


$649,000

RealWay Buderim5445 2777

Kevin Pasco0414 880 592

HINTERLAND

75 years at 70 Currie Street, Nambour | Phone 5441 3366 | www.dayandgrimes.com

DAY & GRIMES75 YEARS OF REAL ESTATE





INCOME BONANZA

$389,500Ian Black 0407 587 503

• Duplex on 2 titles

• Returning $515/week

• 1 x 4 bed and 1 x 2 bed units

• Walk to shopping/railway

3 BED UNIT @ $240,000!

Ian Black 0407 587 503

• Built-in robes, 2-way bathroom

• Single garage – internal access

• Combined kitchen/dining/living

• Walk to Nambour and Hospital

PHOTOGRAPHY FREEHOLD BUSINESS

Ian Black 0407 587 503

• Outstanding location in Landmark Building opposite Nambour Plaza

• Dedicated parking for 4 cars included in rental

• Extensive inventory and fi tout included in sale price

• Genuine reason for sale – turn a hobby into income

AS NEW

Outstanding buy at…$329,500Ian Black 0407 587 503

• This is a perfect investment • 5 minutes walk to Nambour Plaza• Modern design on 405m² • 3 bedrooms ensuite, 2 living areas • Only 5 years old, still the same tenant

since new paying $355 per week on a renewed 1 year lease

URGENT SALE DUE TO ILLNESSOffers considered prior to Auction

Gary Langford 0412 348 533

• 4-year-old home set on 4970m2 • 4 bedrooms, main with large

walk-in robe and ensuite and double shower

• 3 separate living areas, including media room

• Superb kitchen with all modern appliances

• Inground pool is a feature to the large fl at all useable block

• Fully ducted air-conditioning, fully insulated throughout, solar hot water

• Double garage plus a 3-bay Colorbond shed, dual living also a possibility

OPEN SATURDAY FROM 9.15AM

BUYERS IN THE HIGH $500,000s TO MID $600,000s SHOULD INSPECT

AUCTION SATURDAY 10AM 1-5 Belvedere Place, Maroochy River

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This appealing family home is well located on a large, fully fenced 1327-square metre block in the Nambour Heights estate. The home features f ve bedrooms, a study and three bathrooms including an ensuite to the parents’ retreat. With quality f xtures and f ttings throughout, the home has been designed for maximum liveability and style. It is ideal for entertaining and also features a lovely rural outlook.

ThThiis appealiling ffamilily hhome iis wellll llocatedd ooll ff llll ff dd 32 bl k

Nambour entertainer 110 Nambour Mapleton Road, Nambour


Auction on site Saturday July 13 @ 1pm

First National Carolans 5441 1344

Stephen Colasimone0413 416 952

PROPERTY PREVIEWS

...to cherish the NEW and 100YR OLD timbers of Art Nouveau style, and feel ROCK SOLID with heavily insulated walls, for climate-comfort and quiet.• Decks, wide verandahs, leadlight French doors,

11ft ceilings, walk-in double-hung windows • Granite kitchen has vast storage• Ornamental gardens and PRIVACY on 2189m²

corner site • AFFORDABLE? GUARANTEED!

Auction on site 4pm Sunday, July 21

974 Landsborough-Maleny Road, Maleny

INSPECT 2-3pm SAT & SUNwww.malenyrealestate.com ID 8405893

Julie Reimers0417 465 536

AUCTION

www.malenyrealestate.com Riverside Centre, 1/4 Maple Street, Maleny 5494 3022

RESTORED with LOVE, now yours…

CLASSIFIEDSHOUSES FOR SALE

MINYAMA $875PW 4 2 2This two level waterfront property is located in one of the most prestigious streets of Minyama, featuring in ground pool, 10m pontoon, deep water access and fantastic rear deck. Will be undergoing some renovations and lease start date is negotiable. Pets on application.MINYAMA $740PW 4 2 2A very impressive waterfront property, with long water views, private jetty, large kitchen, electric gate, fully fenced, ample room for extra vehicles, in ground pool and spa.BUDDINA $700PW 4 2 2A stunning ocean view apartment, with balconies off three of the bedrooms. The apartment features polished timber floors, vacuum maid, and wheelchair friendly. The stunning kitchen offers stone bench tops, dishwasher and gas cooking. A private lift to the apartment from the garage.BOKARINA $660PW 5 2 3Wake up to the sound of surf. Three separate living areas including dedicated media room. Large modern kitchen. Huge in ground pool, monthly pool service included, tenant to pay for chemicals, air conditioning in three bedrooms, living and media. Pets may be considered on application.PARREARRA $655PW 5 2 2Large two level family home, air con, ceiling fans, water frontage, pontoon, pool, large outdoor entertaining area. New carpets and blinds to be installed.MINYAMA $650PW 3+1 2 2A family home, with tranquil park and water views, open plan living, fantastic under cover entertaining, close to shops and transport, not to be missed. Pets on application.BOKARINA $485PW 3 2 2So close to the beach, this family home offers modern interior, secure back yard, in ground pool, modern appliances.KAWANA ISLAND $450PW 4 2 2Fantastic four bedroom family home, open plan living, near new home, not to be missed. Pets considered on application.MOOLOOLABA $450PW 3 2 1Set over two levels, this fantastic unit has sweeping views north along the coast. The unit offers spacious living and kitchen. There are several balconies to enjoy the view from, a roof top entertaining area as well. Don’t miss the opportunity.BOKARINA $450PW 4 2 2A very well presented family home, tiled in the living areas, undercover entertaining, side access for boat, trailer or van, very close to the beach.SIPPY DOWNS $400PW 4 2 2Close to the University, shops and transport, a lovely four bedroom family home, with two living areas. New carpet to be installed throughout.

PH: 5437 8806www.platinumproperties.net.au

[email protected]

2/18 Blackall St, WOOMBYE5442 1888

VISIT www.riddellrealestate.com.auGary De Paoli 0408 731 412 John Pyne 0418 710 209

Kirk Patrick 0439 395 599

OPEN HOMES - Saturday

BURNSIDE: 12 Grimes Tce Sat 11-11.40amQuality home with all the conveniences and comforts. 4 brms, 2 bath, DLUG. Neutral décor, 2 separate living areas. Fully fenced yard and elevated to catch the breeze. A great family home, close to everything. Ready to move in! $429,000

PALMWOODS: Old Orchard EstateNEW LISTING! ... Fantastic 1st Home ora great Investment. This 3 bedroom home + off ce is set in a very popular estate in Palmwoods. Call Kirk to arrange your personal inspection $419,000

NAMBOUR: Build on your portfolio or are you looking for your 1st Home? Neat cottage set in a very central location. Open plan living with aircon. Storage under house. Situated in a quiet leafy “no through” street. Currently tenanted. $235,000

WEST WOOMBYE: Huge brick home on 1.4 acres in a sought after, quiet rural location. 3 living areas, 3 brms + off ce, shed, large verandah overlooking inground pool and lovely land. Lots of house here. Great value buying here. Priced at $599,000

NAMBOUR: Great opportunity here. Neat 3 brm home with o/plan living, polished timber f oors, new kitchen and bathroom. Currently tenanted. A DA in place to subdivide the 1252sqm L shaped block which has 2 street frontage. Value at $315,000

KIEL MNT: Fantastic opportunity to add your personal style & character. Western red cedar pole home set amongst a private 1 acre. Cathedral ceilings, timber deck, fresh paint & carpet. Set in a great location A Hot Buy! Now ... $349,000

PALMWOODS: 4 Jane Street Sat 11-11.40amBrand new 3brm, 2bath home. Situated in the ever growing and popular Palmwoods. A very central position, walk to everything. Low main. home & easy care garden. Retiring, downsizing, 1st home. $395,000

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SCORPIO Oct 24-Nov 22 Scorpios are feeling compulsive – so it will be difficult to communicate in a clear and cohesive way. But it is a suitable time to study, research or dig up a secret that has others mystified.

SAGITTARIUS Nov 23-Dec 21 Singles – with Jupiter in your partnership zone, love may strike while you’re travelling. Or you could fall for someone you meet at home, who is from a different country or culture.

CAPRICORN Dec 22-Jan 20 Capricorns are feeling compulsive! You’re keen to convey your point of view this weekend but, if you come on too strong, you’ll just drive others away. Try to keep a sense of perspective.

AQUARIUS Jan 21-Feb 19 Are you in a mental rut? It’s time to shake up your thinking by taking up a stimulating new hobby or studying a topic that has always intrigued you. There’s always more to learn.

PISCES Feb 20-Mar 20 Pliable Pisces – you are susceptible to the persuasive charms of a smooth operator. Be careful you don’t get talked into doing something that you really don’t want to do.

GOOD 20 BETTER 24 BEST 27

Rules: Form as many words as possible. Each word must contain the centre letter. Plurals made by adding “s” are not counted.

1 Stared

2 Annoyance, madness

3 Our planet

4 Small bit of fire

5 Evening

6 Near

7 Sense of vision

8 Erected (a house, etc)

Solve all the clues and reveal the eight-letter word spelled down the middle of the grid.

SCATTERWORD: THEREFROM, theorem, remoter, meteor, remote, former, reform, mother, morter, tremor, theme, emote, meter, metre, forme, metho, therm, mere, meet, mete, teem, home, them, more, mote, tome, term, form, from, moth.

JUNIOR X-WORD: gazed, anger, Earth, flame, night, close, sight, built, (GREENEST).

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International. (PG) 11.00 Tennis. Wimbledon. Day 5.

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(PG) 7.30 Rugby League. NRL. Round 16.

Rabbitohs v Raiders. 10.00 MOVIE Tears Of The Sun.

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6pm Tracks And Trails. 6.30 World News Australia. 7.30 Coast. (PG) 8.35 Tour De France: Legend. (PG) 10.35 World News Australia. 11.10 MOVIE DarkBlue-

AlmostBlack. (MA15+, 06)

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6pm News. 6.30 MOVIE Pirates Of The

Caribbean: The Curse Of The Black Pearl. (PG, 03)

9.30 MOVIE Centurion. (AV15+, 10) 11.30 Tennis. Wimbledon. Day 6.

Hosted by Todd Woodbridge.

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(M, 05) Christian Bale, Michael Caine, Liam Neeson.

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Lions Tour of Australia. Second Test. 10.30 To Be Advised. 11.30 Motorcycle Racing. Moto3

@11.30pm. MotoGP @12.45am.

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Stage 1. Porto-Vecchio to Bastia. 213 km flat stage.

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6.30pm Sunday Night. 7.30 House Rules. (PG) 8.45 A Place To Call Home. (M) 9.45 Endeavour. (M) 11.45 Fairly Legal. (M) 12.45am I Just Want My Pants

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Race 8. British Grand Prix. 12am 48 Hours. (M)

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6pm The WIN News Hour. 7.00 The Block Sky High. (PG) 8.00 Agnetha: ABBA And After. 9.00 MOVIE Muriel’s Wedding.

(M, 94) 11.10 The Block Sky High. (PG) 12.10am WIN News.

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FISHING REPORTwith Wayne Nilsson from Maroochydore Fishing World

How beautiful is the water? It’s warmer in the ocean than out, so my advice? Get amongst it. For the f rst week of the school holidays the tourists have enjoyed beautiful clear days and calm waters. They should enjoy it while it lasts – a S/SE change is coming through, which means a pick-up in swell. With the forecast for showers over the weekend it should be pretty quiet in the water – hopefully you won’t have to share your favourite break with too many ring-ins from Brisbane. Happy days!

ESTUARY: Whiting and f athead are on the drift from the northern banks of the Maroochy near Twin Waters resort to the bar using yabbies with the low-tide gutters concentrating f sh in the gutters. Also, work the areas just pumped for yabbies. Jew are getting on the live bait as the tide slows, around bridge pylons, with plastics also returning quality f sh.

SURF: Not as much action along the beaches as in the rivers, but the rising night tides are still producing tailor, bream and some unstoppables using mullet f llet and pillies with Mudjimba and Pincushion best. Head to Maroochy, Mudjimba and Kawana beaches for whiting and dart in the early morn.

OFFSHORE: There are great reef f sh at present with quality mixed reef f sh being taken from The Barwon Banks to Murphy’s Reef and Alexandra Headland. Try mid-water f oaters for snapper and pearlies.

FRESHWATER: Impoundments will be f ring with a rising barometer the best time to f sh. Deep diving lures and live shrimps are working well in Somerset, Bjelke-Petersen and Boondooma. Our local creeks are also f ring for bass on shallow diving lures and ‘poppers’ as they move down to breed.

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7pm Spicks And Specks. (PG) 7.40 Incredible Mr. Goodwin. (PG) 8.30 I’m Having Their Baby. (M) 9.10 Would I Lie To You? (M) 9.30 Celebrity Rehab. (M)

6.30pm Kingswood Country. (PG) 7.00 Today Tonight. 7.30 Keeping Up Appearances. (PG) 8.00 Are You Being Served? (PG) 8.30 Tennis. Wimbledon. Day 5.

7.30pm Football. AFL. Round 14. Sydney v Carlton. 11.00 Warehouse 13. (M) 12am Crank Yankers. (MA15+) 12.30 30 Rock. (PG) 1.00 Unsolved Mysteries. (M)

7.10pm MOVIE Harry Potter And The Philosopher’s Stone. (PG, 01) 10.40 MOVIE Snakes On A Plane. (M, 06) 12.50am GO Surround Sound. (PG) 1.00 Extra. 1.30 TMZ.

7.30 Survival: Tales From The Wild. (PG) 8.30 MOVIE City Of Angels. (M, 98) 10.55 MOVIE Fargo. (AV15+, 96) 1am MOVIE Accident. (M, 67)

6pm M*A*S*H. (PG) 6.30 Get Smart. (PG) 7.00 Cops. (PG) 7.30 Undercover Boss. (PG) 8.30 Law & Order: SVU. (M) 9.30 MotoGP. Race 7. Dutch TT. Qualifying.

6pm Sabrina. (PG) 6.30 Neighbours. 7.00 Everybody Loves Raymond. 7.30 So You Think You Can Dance. (PG) 9.30 Britain & Ireland’s Next Top Model. (PG)

7pm Spicks And Specks. (PG) 7.30 Dangerous Drivers’ School. (PG) 8.15 Good Game. 8.30 The Midwives. (M) 9.30 Funny As. (M) 10.15 Portlandia. (PG)

6.30pm Heartbeat. (PG) 8.30 Tennis. Wimbledon. Day 6. Hosted by Todd Woodbridge. 11.30 MOVIE Mask. (M, 85) 2am MOVIE Murphy’s Romance. (PG, 85)

6.30pm Football. AFL. Round 14. Geelong v Fremantle. 11.00 MOVIE Wild Things: Diamonds In The Rough. (MA15+, 05) 1am Chappelle’s Show. (MA15+)

6.30pm Suburgatory. (PG) 7.30 MOVIE Yogi Bear. (G, 10) 9.10 MOVIE The Next Three Days. (M, 10) 12am Conan. (M) 1.00 Suburgatory. (PG) 2.00 MOVIE Dick. (M, 99)

6.30pm Secret Dealers. (PG) 7.30 Antiques. 8.30 CSI: NY. (M) 9.30 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. (M) 10.30 The Mentalist. (M) 11.25 The Closer. (M)

6pm Get Smart. (PG) 6.30 Monster Jam. 7.30 M*A*S*H. (PG) 8.00 Motorcycle Racing. Moto3. Race 7. Dutch TT. 9.15 Formula 1. Race 8. British GP. Qualifying.

6pm Sabrina. (PG) 6.30 MasterChef Australia. (PG) 8.30 MasterChef Australia. (PG) 10.30 The Graham Norton Show. (M) 11.30 Bump TV. (PG)

7pm Spicks And Specks. (PG) 7.30 Jewish Mum Of The Year. (M) 8.20 Commercial Kings. 8.30 Sunday Best. (M) 9.55 Funny As. (M) 10.40 This American Life. (M)

6.30pm Once Upon A Time. (PG) 7.30 Vicar Of Dibley. (PG) 8.10 Fawlty Towers. (PG) 8.45 Escape To The Country. 9.45 Escape To The Country. 10.45 Neighbours At War. (M)

6.30pm MOVIE Bolt. (PG, 08) 8.30 MOVIE Anchorman: The Legend Of Ron Burgundy. (M, 04) 10.30 MOVIE 8 Mile. (MA15+, 02) 12.50am The Take. (MA15+)

7.30pm The Middle. 8.00 The Big Bang Theory. (PG) 9.00 MOVIE Paul Blart: Mall Cop. (PG, 09) 11.00 South Park. (MA15+) 11.30 South Park. (M) 12am Conan. (M)

6.30pm Antiques Roadshow. 7.30 Journey To The Bottom Of The Ocean. (PG) 8.30 MOVIE Contact. (M, 97) 11.30 The Closer. (M)

6pm M*A*S*H. (PG) 6.30 Megafactories. 7.30 Extreme Fishing. (PG) 8.30 MOVIE G.I. Joe: The Rise Of Cobra. (M, 09) 10.55 Coal. (PG) 11.55 Persons Unknown. (M)

6pm Sabrina. (PG) 6.30 Everybody Loves Raymond. 7.30 The Simpsons. (PG) 8.00 Futurama. 8.30 MOVIE A Very Brady Sequel. (PG, 96) 10.30 Wilfred. (MA15+)

7pm Spicks And Specks. (PG) 7.40 Doctor Who’s Greatest Moments. 8.30 The Audience. (M) 9.20 Commercial Kings. 9.30 Breaking Bad. (M) 10.25 Sunday Best. (M)

6.30pm Kingswood Country. (PG) 7.00 Today Tonight. 7.30 Mighty Ships. 8.30 Tennis. Wimbledon. Day 7. Hosted by Todd Woodbridge. 12am Neighbours At War. (M)

6.30pm Seinfeld. (PG) 7.30 Ultimate Factories. 8.30 Pawn Stars. (PG) 9.30 American Restoration. (PG) 10.30 American Pickers. (PG) 12am 30 Rock. (PG)

6.30pm The Middle. (PG) 7.00 The Big Bang Theory. (PG) 7.30 Two And A Half Men. (PG) 8.00 Top Gear. (PG) 9.30 MOVIE Toy Soldiers. (M, 91) 11.40 Two And A Half Men. (M)

6.30pm Friends. (PG) 7.00 ACA. 7.30 Animal Emergency. 8.30 Supernanny USA. (PG) 9.30 Embarrassing Teenage Bodies. (M) 10.30 My Crazy Obsession. (PG)

6pm M*A*S*H. (PG) 6.30 Get Smart. (PG) 7.00 Cops. (PG) 7.30 Diamond Divers. (PG) 8.30 MOVIE The Wrestler. (M, 08) 10.45 Formula 1. Race 8. British GP. Replay.

6pm Sabrina. (PG) 6.30 Neighbours. 7.00 Everybody Loves Raymond. 8.00 Raising Hope. (PG) 8.30 Torchwood. (M) 9.30 Dexter. (AV15+) 10.40 Nurse Jackie. (MA15+)

7pm Spicks And Specks. (PG) 7.40 Doctor Who’s Greatest Moments. 8.30 Good Game. 9.05 The Alternative Comedy Experience. (MA15+) 9.30 Sh*tsville Express.

7pm Today Tonight. 7.30 Highway Patrol. (PG) 8.00 Motorway Patrol. (PG) 8.30 Air Crash. (PG) 9.30 Drug Bust. (PG) 10.00 Tennis. Wimbledon. Day 8.

6.30pm Seinfeld. (PG) 7.30 MythBusters. (PG) 8.30 Family Guy. (M) 10.00 American Dad! (M) 10.30 Family Guy. (M) 11.30 Scare Tactics. (M) 12am Crank Yankers. (MA15+)

6.30pm The Middle. (PG) 7.00 The Big Bang Theory. (PG) 8.00 Come Fly With Me. (PG) 8.30 2 Broke Girls. (M) 9.30 MOVIE Yes Man. (M, 08) 11.40 Two And A Half Men. (M)

6.30pm Friends. (PG) 7.00 ACA. 7.30 Planet Earth. (PG) 8.40 The Mentalist. (M) 9.40 Person Of Interest. (M) 11.30 The Closer. (M) 12.30am Friends. (PG) 1.00 Dangerman. (PG)

6pm M*A*S*H. 6.30 Get Smart. 7.00 Cops. (PG) 7.30 Frontiers Of Construction. 8.30 Cops. (M) 9.30 Mafia’s Greatest Hits. (M) 10.40 Super Rugby Extra Time. (PG)

7pm Everybody Loves Raymond. 7.30 Rules Of Engagement. (PG) 8.00 The New Normal. (PG) 8.30 Beauty And The Beast. (M) 9.30 Geordie Shore. (MA15+)

7pm Spicks And Specks. (PG) 7.40 Doctor Who’s Greatest Moments. 8.30 Jewish Mum Of The Year. (M) 9.20 The Midwives. (M) 10.30 Sh*tsville Express.

7.30pm Border Security USA. (PG) 8.00 SCU: Serious Crash Unit. (PG) 8.30 Escape To The Country. 9.30 Britain’s Empty Homes. (PG) 10.00 Tennis. Wimbledon. Day 9.

6.30pm Seinfeld. (PG) 7.30 Pawn Stars. (PG) 8.30 Hardcore Pawn. (M) 9.30 American Pickers. (PG) 11.30 Rude Tube. (M) 12am Chappelle’s Show. (MA15+)

6.30pm The Middle. (PG) 7.00 The Big Bang Theory. (PG) 7.30 Auction Hunters. (PG) 8.30 Two And A Half Men. (M) 9.30 Heath Franklin’s Chopper. (MA15+)

6.30pm Friends. (PG) 7.00 ACA. 7.30 Customs. (PG) 8.30 RPA. (PG) 9.30 Longmire. (M) 10.30 Cold Case. (M) 11.30 The Closer. (M)

6pm M*A*S*H. (PG) 6.30 Get Smart. (PG) 7.00 Cops. (PG) 7.30 White Collar. (PG) 8.30 Burn Notice. (M) 9.30 Blue Bloods. (M) 10.30 Lie To Me. (M) 11.30 Persons Unknown. (M)

7pm Everybody Loves Raymond. 7.30 Simpsons. (PG) 8.00 Futurama. (PG) 8.30 Simpsons. 9.00 Futurama. (PG) 9.30 Cleveland. (PG) 10.30 The Office. (PG)

7pm Spicks And Specks. (PG) 7.30 The Roast. (PG) 7.40 Doctor Who. (PG) 8.30 twenty-something. (M) 9.00 Mock The Week. 9.30 Dirty Laundry Live. 10.05 Grandma’s House.

6.30pm Neighbours At War. (PG) 7.00 Today Tonight. 7.30 MOVIE 101 Dalmatians. (G, 96) 9.30 Drug Bust. (PG) 10.00 Tennis. Wimbledon. Day 10.

6.30pm Seinfeld. (PG) 7.30 Swamp People. (PG) 8.30 Hardcore Pawn. (M) 9.30 Auction Kings. (PG) 10.30 Operation Repo. (M) 11.30 Jail. (M) 12am The Take. (MA15+)

6.30pm The Middle. (PG) 7.00 The Big Bang Theory. (PG) 8.30 Mike & Molly. (M) 9.30 MOVIE Cop Out. (MA15+, 10) 11.40 Two And A Half Men. (M) 12am Conan. (M)

6.30pm Friends. (PG) 7.00 ACA. 7.30 RPA: Where Are They Now? (PG) 8.30 Embarrassing Bodies. (M) 9.30 Supernanny USA. (PG) 10.30 Charla Nash Story. (PG)

6pm M*A*S*H. 6.30 Get Smart. 7.00 Cops. 7.30 The Game Plan. 8.30 Fast Forward. (M) 9.30 Brand X. (MA15+) 10.30 Sketch. (PG) 11.00 Blokesworld. (MA15+)

6.30pm Neighbours. 7.00 Everybody Loves Raymond. 7.30 Futurama. (PG) 8.30 Star Trek: DS9. 11.30 Craig Ferguson. (PG) 12.30am Ent. Tonight. (PG)

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