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Redcliffe
FREE
FEBRUARY 2016
GUIDE
BY THE
BAY
AUSTRALIA
DAY
Redcliffe’s Way
Moreton Bay
Rail Link Nears
Completion
Photography by
Rachael Baskerville.
Contents
Redcliffe
GUIDE
events
04 AUSTRALIA DAY
REDCLIFFE’S WAY
Where to celebrate
Australia Day
06 ROMANCE BY
THE SEA
Some romantic
Valentine’s day ideas
08 CARAVAN & CAMPING
& BOATING EXPO
Getting back to nature
in style
10 FAIRWAY & PEARL
CHALLENGE
Watch the start of the
race from the Jetty
12 WIGGLE TOWN IN
REDCLIFFE
The Wiggles come to
the Peninsula
dining guide
16 DINING FEATURE
STORY
Discover Redcliffe’s
Little Italy
18 DINING GUIDE
A local guide to cafes
& restaurants
The
completed
Mango Hill
train station
Moreton
Rail Link
Update
Page 30
community
28 OFF TO A GREAT
START
Redcliffe students start
prep
30 RAIL LINK UPDATE
Moreton Rail Link
nears completion
arts
36 BOOK REVIEW
Six of One Half a
Dozen of Another
38 ART ESCAPES
40 REDCLIFFE MUSICAL
THEATRE
Theatre nnounces line
up for 2016
General
Contact
T. 0450 078 200
E. [email protected]
Advertise
Sales Contact:
Dominic Alberth
T. 0450 078 200
E. [email protected]
Publisher: Dominic Alberth
Editor: Elise Alberth
Stories: Kylie Thompson
Melissa Bailey
Emma Harley
Jade Mitchell
Cover Photo: Rachael Baskerville
Graphic Designer: Ashley Tatlock
Thank you to The Flower Hit for supplying
the flowers for this month’s cover shoot
Events
Celebrate Australia Day at Suttons Beach
Australia Day Redcliffe’s Way!
By Melissa Bailey
O
n Tuesday 26th January, Australians
will have the luxury of a public holiday
to celebrate Australia Day. The national
holiday wasn’t declared as a public
holiday until 1994, but it didn’t take us long
to find creative and fun ways to celebrate
the anniversary of the 1788 arrival of the
First Fleet of British ships at Port Jackson.
What better way to celebrate Australia Day
than joining locals in Redcliffe for lots of family
activities!
Starting with Moreton Bay Regional Council’s
Fish, Fun and Aussie Sun event, a cadet march
and flag raising ceremony will start the day
between 7.30am and 8.30am at the Redcliffe
RSL. From 10am to 7pm, the Council will
provide all sorts of entertainment at Suttons
Beach, including live music at the Suttons Beach
Rotunda, kids craft, face painting, $2 rides, free
temporary tattoos, and games for the whole
family! Beat your family and friends in the sack
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races, egg and spoon races, thong throwing
and a pie eating competition. Come along in the
evening to enjoy fireworks at 7pm and enjoy a
fantastic range of food and drink available at Pilpel
by the Sea.
Pilpel by the Sea will also be hosting live music,
rides, 70s and 80s all-Australian music, and a
beach volleyball competition from 9am until late.
The restaurant will be open for breakfast, lunch
and dinner.
The celebrations don’t end there though! Mon
Komo Hotel will join in the celebrations and
provide a six day long weekend music festival!
“We’re creating a fun atmosphere to celebrate
Australia Day with lots of different styles of music
highlighting local Brisbane musical talent,” says
Matt Newberry of Mon Komo Hotel.
“We want everyone to enjoy a long long-weekend
this Australia Day!”
Six days of musical entertainment begins on
Thursday, 21st January at 6pm. Each night will
host varying musicians for relaxing days and DJs
playing the best beats for dance parties into the
early hours of the morning. The Seabrae Bar of
the Mon Komo Hotel will host an Aussie beach
party on Monday 25th January from 9pm to 3am,
so dress in your favourite Aussie beach boardies
and bikinis for a great night.
The Redcliffe Leagues Club is hosting an Aussie
Aussie Aussie Party on 23rd January from 6pm
to 10pm with free entry and a chance to win in
a share of $4000 cash. This adult only event
provides drinks and canapes on arrival at the
Community Gaming Room. On Australia Day
you’ll find a free adult only Australia Day Backyard
Party at the Leagues Club’s International Sports
Bar from 1pm, with the Triple J Hottest 100 playing
from 11am to 8pm. Look out for giant Jenga, a
BBQ lunch, live music, best-dressed competitions
and toad races!
For more information about Australia Day fun at
Suttons Beach, please call Moreton Bay Regional
Council on 3205 0555, or visit www.moretonbay.
qld.gov.au.
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Events
FEB 12 & 14
Romance by the Sea
By Kylie Thompson
L
ove is in the air this February as the Sugar Deli and Mon Komo help you plan the
perfect Valentine’s Day for your special someone. Traditional, or a little bit naughty,
they’re promising evenings of romance and glamour you’ll never forget.
Sugar and Spice at the
Sugar Deli
wit and charm throughout the evening as the
ladies perform.
The Sugar Deli has a growing reputation as a
venue with a quaint and unique style, and a range
of delectable food options. Normally, it’s closed
on a Sunday evening, but for Valentine’s Day,
they’re making an exception.
Please note: this is an adult event, containing
adult themes and implied nudity.
Nothing says Valentine’s Day quite like the
sight of flowers, coloured decorations, and the
flickering glow of candlelight. There’s a beauty to
the more traditional romantic atmospheres - and
a good reason why they’re the “go to” romantic
formula in a range of movies and television
shows. If you’re looking for a more traditional
Valentine’s décor in which to celebrate your
romance, then the Sugar Deli in Scarborough is
the place to go.
There are two levels of tickets to Bombshell
Burlesque, but if you’re looking for the best seats
in the house, you’ll need to get in quickly. The
very limited Gold VIP ticket costs $85, will secure
you the best seats, access to drinks specials
throughout the night, a two-course dinner, and
the show. Or there are Dinner & Show tickets
available for $65. For more information, or to
book, call 3284 6520 or visit www.monkomohotel.
com.au
The chef has crafted a special, romantic dessert
for couples to savour, and though they have
a range of popular and mouth-watering menu
items, the Sugar Deli is happy to cater to dietary
requirements as needed.
The Sugar Deli will be open all day, so if you’ve
already planned your romantic evening, why
not make a day of it? Places at the Sugar Deli’s
romantic dinner are limited, so call 3880 3192 to
make your reservations.
Bombshell Burlesque at
Mon Komo
Mon Komo’s Valentine’s extravaganza promises
a night of glitz, glamour, and tantalising acts.
Put some “razzle dazzle” into your Valentine’s
evening with Bombshell Burlesque: Be Our
Valentine!
Bombshell Burlesque features a bevy of beautiful,
award winning burlesque performers from around
the country, and audiences will be wowed by their
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Events
Luke Cheyne’s Reptile Show will feature at the Expo
Getting Back to Nature in style
By Kylie Thompson
I
t’s the time of year where even the
most couch-loving among us gravitate
outside in search of shade and fresh air,
and if you’re looking to get into nature
beyond the confines of the backyard, it
can be hard to know where to get started.
If you’re looking to try your own outdoors
adventure, or to upgrade your gear and get
back out on the road, the Moreton Bay Caravan,
Camping, Boating and 4x4 Expo will have you
more eager than ever to set off.
The Redcliffe Showground’s will be ‘adventurer
central’ from 19th - 21st February, with a range of
classes, presentations and exhibitions providing
information on everything you need to know to
start exploring the Sunshine State.
National fishing presenter, Dave Moss will be on
site to talk you through the trials and triumphs of
fishing, as well as giving casting demonstrations
using a twelve-metre long fishing tank of live
barramundi. ‘Creek to Coast’ favourite Scott Hillier
will be on hand to help you make the most of our
local waterways and show how to catch, prepare,
and cook your catch. He will also be running kids
fishing clinics.
For those with a love of bushwalking, Luke
Cheyne’s Reptile Show is a must see. Not only
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will you get a chance to get up close and personal
with a range of reptiles and amphibians, Luke will
be teaching some vital lessons in outdoor safety.
If you don’t know what to do when confronted
by an aggressive snake, or what to do if you’re
bitten, Luke’s show is a ‘not to be missed’ event.
It’s a lot of fun, but given the abundance of snakes
in Australia, it could also save your life.
There will be a wealth of exhibitors on hand to
give you the low-down on a range of products,
and help you figure out what will work best for
you and your family. Whether you’re looking for
reels, caravans or even an American or Canadian
motorhome tour, there’s literally something for
everyone at the Expo.
There’s over $15,000 worth of prizes to be won at
the Expo, including a boating package valued at
$10,990 courtesy of Cunningham Marine Centre.
Entry coupons are available in the Event Guide at
the event.
Tickets to the Expo are $10 for adults and $8 for
those with a Seniors Card. Children are free, but
will not be admitted to the Expo without an adult.
Though there will be limited on-street parking,
there will be $5 parking next door on Redcliffe
State High School’s fields, with proceeds raised
going to support the school’s sporting teams.
Public transport will also be available.
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Events
FEB 27
fairway
& Pearl
challenge
T
he Telstra Store Kippa Ring Fairway
Challenge is the signature offshore
race of the Moreton Bay Boat Club
Sailing Section, and will be held on the
27th February 2016.
The Fairway Challenge is actually the first
section of the famous Brisbane to Gladstone
race. This event is a very important regatta on
the racing calendar as it is used by the serious
racers as a ‘shakedown’ race or for those
needing to qualify for the Brisbane to Gladstone
Race.
The Fairway attracts many entrants looking
to qualify for the Brisbane to Gladstone. This
is an 80 nautical mile passage event starting
at the front of the Redcliffe Jetty and travelling
out to Caloundra, finishing in the vicinity of the
Moreton Bay Boat Club (MBBC).
The Pearl Challenge, that is run on the same
weekend, is aimed at sports and trailable
yachts able to safely complete an “out and
back” course within Moreton Bay’s sheltered
waters. This challenge is open to sports boats,
trailer sailors, classic yachts and keel boats
preferring a challenging but shorter course than
the Fairway.
This event is a moderate length passage race,
approximately 40 nautical miles starting from
Redcliffe Jetty and travelling out to Tangalooma
and return via the Pearl Channel to finish in the
vicinity of MBBC. It will also include a separate
miscellaneous division for keel boats (mixed
fleet) and multihull participants by way of
additional divisions and prizes.
With over 30 boats participating last year, the
MBBC is looking forward to a great weekend
of sailing with the added bonus of introducing
the Telstra Store Kippa Ring as their major
sponsor. The Redcliffe Jetty will be a perfect
place for viewing the start of this great race,
get in a good position before the race begins at
10am.
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MAR 29
Wiggle Town
in Redcliffe
By Kylie Thompson
T
he Wiggles have been an
Australian musical icon since
1991, when the former pub band
heroes decided to try their hands
at creating fun, engaging and
educational music for a far younger
crowd.
Since then, the group has conquered the world
with their mix of catchy music and boundless
optimism, seeing the Wiggles become one of
the all-time highest selling children’s performers
in history. Though the fashion and faces have
changed through the years, one thing has
remained the same: kids love them. So do
parents (at least until the 800th time they hear the
same DVD).
So how do the world’s most successful children’s
entertainers celebrate 25 years of fun? With a
new tour, of course!
After an often sold out series of concerts around
Australia, the Wiggles are coming to Queensland
with their latest show, ‘Wiggle Town’. Even better,
they’re coming to Redcliffe!
The Redcliffe Cultural Centre will be the place
to be on March 29 to see Australia’s favourite
children’s entertainers. Emma, Anthony, Lachy,
and Simon will be bringing the Wiggle party
to Redcliffe, singing fan favourites like ‘Hot
Potato’, ‘Rock-a-bye Your Bear’, and ‘Dorothy
the Dinosaur’, as well as a host of other wellloved classics. They’ll also be showing off new
songs from the ‘Wiggle Town’ album, DVD,
and upcoming TV series. Fans of Dorothy the
Dinosaur, Wags the Dog, Captain Feathersword,
and Henry the Octopus won’t be disappointed,
either: all of your favourites will be there to sing
and dance the day away!
If you’ve got a Wiggles fan in your family, then
March 29 should probably be blocked out on
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your calendar now. The event promises to be
incredibly popular, and two shows are scheduled
at the Redcliffe Cultural Centre. The first kicks off
at 10am, with the final show at 12:30pm.
Though the shows aren’t until the end of March,
tickets went on sale on Monday, January 18. The
‘Wiggle Town’ shows have been selling out fast
around the country, so get in quick to secure your
tickets! Tickets are $30.50, and will be available
through https://www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au.
And remember, if you’re not looking forward to
trying to drive hyper kids home post-show, there’s
a range of nearby parks and beaches to help
wear the kids out for you.
The Redcliffe Cultural Centre presents
The Wiggles ‘Wiggle Town’ Show
Date: Tuesday 29th March
Time: 10am and 12.30pm
Tickets: $30.50 available through
www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au
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Dining Guide
between five and ten kilos of potatoes every week
to make our popular gnocchi.”
Diana says word of the Italian café’s popularity
has spread, with people coming from all over
Queensland to purchase their cuisine, particularly
the homemade cannolis.
“It is very hard to find authentic Italian cannoli shells
and custard that is made fresh,” Diana says.
“Our crostolis, almond biscuits and gelato are also
very popular, as we get the gelato made specifically
for us, with no preservatives.”
Redcliffe’s
Little Italy
By Emma Harley
S
weetly skilled sisters Diana and Sera
have created an authentic slice of Italy
right here on the Peninsula.
Located at the top of Redcliffe Parade, The Italian
Emporium offers the perfect Italian escape for an
authentic coffee, dessert or savoury fare.
With a background in retail management and
interior design, and a shared love for cooking, the
talented sisters decided to combine their passions
to create the unique venue.
“We wanted to do something as a family, so we put
our heads together and came up with The Italian
Emporium,” Diana says.
“We have grown up in the business – mum used to
own a bakery and Sera had her own café, so it is
something that has been in the pipeline for a while.”
Diana says their dedication to true Italian products
sets them apart.
“We are from Sicily in the South of Italy and this is
reflected in the café,” Diana says.
“Everything here is authentically made - our biscotti,
rocky road, most of our sweets, tiramisu, cannoli
shells, custard and our sweet tarts to name a few.
“All our pasta is made on the premises and we peel
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February 2016
Diana says the crafting of a true essence of Italy is
most important to the sisters and they want patrons
to feel they have stepped into a part of Italy.
“Many of our customers have travelled to Italy and
recognise the pictures and photos on the walls,”
Diana says.
“They also love the Italian music - a lot of people
actually get up and dance.”
The Italian Emporium is open Tuesday to Sunday
for breakfast and lunch, and Wednesday and
Saturday for dinner. For more information visit their
Facebook page. Buon appetito!
The Italian Emporium
Shop 1/23 Redcliffe Parade
P 3283 8985
41 Redcliffe Parade Redcliffe 4005
[email protected]
ph 3284 6427
Dining Guide
REDCLIFFE
Dining
GUIDE
Name: Bikini Beach Cafe
Address: Shop 2 / 77 Redcliffe Pde, Redcliffe
Cuisine: Homestyle & modern Australian
Feature: We offer a variety of freshly prepared
dishes for both breakfast & lunch in a warm,
friendly, relaxed atmosphere.
All with breathtaking views across Moreton Bay.
Contact: 3883 1515
Name: Billy’s on the Bay
Address: 109 Margate Pde, Margate
Cuisine: Modern Australian
Feature: All tables overlook beautiful Moreton Bay.
Steak, seafood, poultry and pasta. Best roast duck
in Redcliffe. Open Tue to Sat night from 5.30pm,
Sat lunch from 11.30am. Tue 2-4-1 main meals
Thur 3 course $24.95. Fully licensed cocktail bar.
Contact: 3283 1888
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Name: Chop Chop Sushi
Address: 83 Redcliffe Pde, Redcliffe (next to
Rustic Olive)
Cuisine: Japanese Restaurant & Sushi Bar
Feature: Exciting new Japanese restsaurant
on the peninsular waterfront offering fresh
Japanese seafood, variety of sushi & traditional
japanese hot dishes. come, experience Japan
right here in Redcliffe.
Contact: 3283 1475
February 2016
OPEN
NOW!!
Exciting
new Japan
ese
Restaurant
& Sushi bar
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From
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New
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Menu!
Name: Cactus Jacks
Address: 165 Redcliffe Pde, Redcliffe
Cuisine: Tex Mex
Feature: Great Steaks, Sizzling Fajitas and
authentic Mexican served with a full cocktail list
and up to 16 Beers on tap.
Open Mon-Thurs 5pm to Late, Fri-Sat
11:30am to Late and now open for
Breakfast on Sunday from 8:30am
Contact: 3284 7990
train
Monday
Night Madness
$ 2.80
everything on the
Dinner service onlyy from 5PM
Tuesday
& Thursday
Japanese Pizza day
for only
$ 11.90
Open 7 days 10:30AM~8:30PM | 83 Redcliffe Parade (next to Rustic Olive)
07 3283 1475
Dining Guide
Din
Redcliffe
Name: Cactus Jacks
Cuisine: Tex Mex
Feature: Great Steaks, Sizzling Fajitas and
authentic Mexican served with a full cocktail list
and up to 16 Beers on tap.
Open Mon-Thurs 5pm to Late,
Fri-Sat 11:30am to Late and now
open for Breakfast on Sunday from
8:30am
Contact: 3284 7990
Name: Cocomango
Address: 142 Sutton Street, Redcliffe
Cuisine: Philippine
Feature: Serving up authentic filipino cuisine
influenced by the davawenyo style of cooking.
Open Tue to Sun Lunch 11:30 to 2:00pm Dinner
5:30 to 9:00pm and to 10:00pm on Fri and Sat.
Contact: 3889 4282
Name: Finfresh Seafood Cafe
Address: 109 Landsborough Ave, Scarborough
Cuisine: Breakfast, Seafood, Fish n Chips, Cafe
Feature: Licensed with beautiful alfresco dining.
Come and enjoy the freshest and tastiest fish n
chips and breakfast by the water. Open 7.30am
- 9pm except Tuesday(closed).
Contact: 3880 0945
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Dining Guide
GUIDE
Name: Marconi Coffee
Address: 295 Oxley Ave, Margate
Cuisine: Cafe
Feature: Friendly cozy feel with great service,
excellent locally grown organic coffee and
home made treats! Catering Available.
Contact: 3283 3439
Name: Mon Komo Hotel
Address: 99 Marine Pde, Redcliffe
Cuisine: Steak & Seafood
Feature: Overlooking sparkling Moreton
Bay, the hotel delivers fresh seafood, great
steaks and other Pacific inspired dishes in a
resort style atmosphere.
Contact: 3284 6520
Name: Moreton Bay Boat Club
Address: Bird O’Passage Pde, Scarborough
Cuisine: Steak and Seafood
Feature: Dine overlooking 118 berth Marina and
the Glass House Mountains. MBBC is a
fully licensed Restaurant offering lunch
and dinner 7 days a week.
Café open Tues – Sunday from 8.30am
(Sunday breakfast from 7.30am).
Contact: 3203 5188 – bookings preferable
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Dining Guide
Din
Redcliffe
Name: Over There Cafe
Address: Shop 7 Dolphins Central,
Ashmole Rd, Kippa Ring
Feature: Open 8 – 4 every day for breakfast
and lunch. Relaxed atmosphere to enjoy
great coffee, selection of teas and cakes
with a fantastic range of gourmet meals
to choose from including gluten free and
vegetarian options.
Contact: 3203 6510
Name: Reef Point Cafe
Feature: Modern Australian Food with the best
views. Open for breakfast & lunch 7am-4pm.
Functions & specialty. Day or night.
Contact: 3880 0250
[email protected]
Name: Sea Salt and Vine Cafe
Address: Reef Point Esp, Scarborough (situated
behind caravan park)
Feature: Looking for a tranquil place to enjoy
a quality breakfast, lunch or relaxing coffee –
overlooking the water with Glass
House Mountains views we are open
7am til 4pm everyday.
Contact: 3880 4456
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February 2016
ning
Dining Guide
GUIDE
Name: Sweet Swirls
Address: 566 Oxley Avenue, Scarborough
Cuisine: Coffee, cakes and more
Feature: Quaint & friendly atmosphere.
Bookings accepted for large groups. Great
coffee and homemade treats! Hey You app
for quick coffee pickup.
Contact: 3880 2140
Name: The Italian Emporium
Address: Shop 1/23 Redcliffe Pde Redcliffe
Cuisine: Authentic Italian cuisine.
Feature: Authentic Italian Dishes, sweets, biscuits,
gelato and coffee. Browse our cafe for Home &
Gift decor and Pantry Fillers. OPEN Tues-Sun
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner. (Dinner on Wednesday &
Saturday nights).
Contact: 3283 8985
THE ITALIAN
EMPORIUM
Name: Yabbey Road
Address: Shop 12, Comino’s Arcade, 133
Redcliffe Parade, Redcliffe
Cuisine: Fish n Chips, Burgers
Feature: Good old fashioned Fish and Chips
served right on the waters edge. Unique and
succulent burgers like you have never had before.
Contact: 0499 922 239
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gig guide
wednesday 3
saturday 6
saturday 13
Darrin Leigh
Rush Hour + Kevin Clough
Jessica Sarah
Redcliffe Leagues Club 6pm
Mon Komo Hotel 7:30pm
Mon Komo Hotel 4pm
Steven Petersen
Thursday 4
sunday 7
The Ambassador of Redcliffe
Nyssa Berger
Mattloch
Caught in the Act ft. DJ Luke
Mon Komo Hotel 6pm
Mon Komo Hotel 1pm
Brian Avery
Friday 5
Saranda Mon Komo Hotel 4pm
Mark Bono
The Ambassador of Redcliffe
6:30pm
Lisa Hunt Forever Soul Show
Steve Jenkins
Bramble Bay Bowls Club
7:30pm
Saturday 6
James Warner
Hippopotamus Mon Komo Hotel 7:30pm
Brian Avery
sunday 14
Nyssa & Brooksey
Mon Komo Hotel 1pm
wednesday 10
Michael
Cohen Anderson
Brick Bistro Bar 2pm
Cliffy
thursday 11
wednesday 17
John McInnesss
Vic Kena
Nyssa Berger
friday 12
thursday 18
Nyssa Berger
Mon Komo Hotel 6pm
Trace
Casey Watt
Mon Komo Hotel 4pm
Brent Hutchinson
Steve Sparrow
Ambassador of Redcliffe
6:30pm
Dave Ritter ft. DJ Luke
No Standing ft. DJ Luke
February 2016
Mon Komo Hotel 6pm
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6:30pm
6:30pm
friday 19
Eric Mewburn - Jeff Carter Band
Mon Komo Hotel 4pm
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Community
More Sports Funding for
Redcliffe
Noel Powell, Yvette D’Ath, Snr Constable Janet Lindsay and Shane Newcombe
T
he Redcliffe community will have
more opportunities to be involved
in sport and active recreation with the
announcement that six local clubs have
been awarded almost $135,000 in State
Government funding.
Member for Redcliffe, Yvette D’Ath congratulated
the Redcliffe PCYC on being granted $100,000 to
construct a covered court to support multi-sport at
Redcliffe.
“This first stage of the PCYC redevelopment
will enable the club to expand its peak time
activities and allow a wider range of activities to
operate both day and night regardless of weather
conditions” Ms D’Ath said.
“Senior members will have a more comfortable
shaded and weather protected area to perform
their activities and the Youth At Risk Programs will
benefit from the additional space. The PCYC’s
Bicycle Education & Safety Training (BEST)
program will also have an undercover protected
area to complete their Bike Safety Training skills.”
The PCYC grant is provided under the
Queensland Government’s Get Playing Places
and Spaces program which assists local sport
and recreation organisations and regional local
government with the development of places and
spaces for the community to become involved
in sport and active recreation. Five Redcliffe
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February 2016
Clubs have also been awarded funding under
the Get Going Clubs program that helps clubs
provide access to participation opportunities in the
community. The clubs included:
• Redcliffe Leagues Netball Association - $7,500
to provide training in governance, management,
planning and marketing to support netball at
Redcliffe.
• Lakers Softball Club, $7,165 - to purchase
equipment, including a pitching machine, transport
cart and computer equipment to support softball at
Kippa-Ring.
• Redcliffe Peninsula Surf Life Saving Club, $4,800
to purchase an outboard motor for an inflatable
rescue boat to support surf lifesaving training and
competition at Redcliffe.
• Redcliffe and District Touch Association - $7,500 to
conduct an entry level women’s social competition
including skills sessions to support touch football at
Redcliffe.
• Peninsula Padres Baseball Club - $7,500 to
purchase equipment including two portable pitching
machines to support baseball in Kippa-Ring.
Across the State there were 540 successful
applications under Round 4 of the Get Going
Clubs program totalling $3,475,363 in funding.
Round 5 of Get Going Clubs is expected to open
in mid-2016.
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Real Estate
Pictured: Megan Hooper with daughter Indie
Off to a Great Start: Redcliffe
Students Start Prep
By Melissa Bailey
E
very year, thousands of excited and
nervous children and parents look
forward to the start of the school year.
Whether they’re ready to start working
in the classroom or itching to see old
friends and meet new ones, hundreds
of children will either start or return to
school in Redcliffe in 2016.
Redcliffe mum, Megan Hooper looks forward to
supporting her daughter, Indie in her first year of
school.
“Initially I was excited for Indie to start school but
as the big day looms closer, I feel more emotional.
I’ll probably have a few tears after I drop her off!”
says Hooper.
Word around town is some schools have
encouraged parents of Prep children to meet
regularly before school begins, allowing the little
ones to make friends before the year even starts.
“Play dates have been organised every
Wednesday for the past six months, which was
a great way for Indie to meet her peers before
school starts. We were even invited to meet
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her teacher and classmates before Christmas,”
Hooper stated.
Even other students who have older siblings
attending school have been invited to meet new
friends at orientation days. Local mum Amy
Norman says her daughter Lilianna is really
excited about starting Prep this year.
“She was a little worried about her kindy friends
going to other schools, but she’s had the
opportunity to meet new friends at the orientation
days the school organised.”
Starting a new family tradition, Margate mum
Romina Spalding says, “I’m looking forward to
seeing my son follow in my footsteps by attending
the school I went to.”
When asked what he’s looking forward to about
starting school, Spalding’s son Riccardo says,
“Learning to write.”
Ahead of the game, many Preppies can already
write their names, and so can Riccardo, who says
he had lots of letters to learn to write his!
We hope all students starting or returning to
school in 2016 have a great year, especially those
beginning their first year of school!
Real Estate
A word from our representatives
Cr James Houghton
Residents that
live in the Moreton
Bay region may be
eligible for Council
funding if they have
been selected
in their chosen
sport to represent
Queensland
or Australia.
Council’s Individual
Achievement Fund
celebrates individuals
who have achieved
outstanding results in their chosen field. To see if
you qualify for this funding view the guidelines on
Council’s website www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au (click
on the ‘Living’ tab and then select ‘Grants & Funding’).
Applications are invited all year round and can be
submitted at any time.
If you are a member of a community group, your group
may be able to apply for Council funding as part of
Council’s Community Grants Program. Round 2 will
open on 1 February 2016 and close on 31 March
2016.
A big congratulations to a group of senior students
from ROAR Academy that were selected to travel to
Atlanta in the USA to compete at the Junior Theatre
Festival in January. They will be the only group
attending from Australia and were personally invited to
attend by Music Theatre International.
Yvette D’Ath MP
I hope that
Redcliffe residents
enjoyed the
Christmas
break and look
forward to the
opportunities of
2016.
It is an exciting
time for students
attending their
first prep classes
or moving up to
Secondary education. I wish students all the best
for the school year ahead.
For some families, getting children involved in local
sporting clubs can be too expensive. The “Get
Started Voucher” allows parents to redeem up to
$150 in costs associated with registered clubs.
Round 7 vouchers are available from 27 January
while round 8 opens in July. Phone 13 74 68 to
check eligibility.
The latest round of “Get Playing Places and
Spaces” grants supports six Redcliffe sports clubs,
including $100,000 for the Redcliffe PCYC to
construct a covered court. Round five of the funding
opens mid-year.
This year promises to be an exciting one for
Redcliffe, following over 100 years of hope and
anticipation for the Moreton Bay Rail Link we can
now see the project nearing completion.
Luke Howarth MP
another local suburb.
Happy New Year
to you all, I hope
that 2016 brings
health, success and
happiness for you.
I had the chance to
have a break over the
Christmas New Year
period with my family
but still seemed to
have plenty to do as
we moved house
from Woody Point to
Federal Parliament begins its 2016 sittings on the
2nd February and over the past couple of weeks I
have been out and about in the community listening
to people, hearing their goals and ideas for 2016.
As our school students return to school I want to
thank the local school staff for the great job they do
helping parents educate our kids. Local businesses
are also reporting a positive start to the new calendar
year which is good for local jobs. Where you can,
please keep supporting local business when buying
goods and services.
The electrification of the Moreton Bay Rail Link
means that the first train service is a step closer and
I know that locals are looking forward to the opening
of this major infrastructure project.
It has been a pleasure to represent the people of
Petrie in Federal Parliament over the last 2 years
and I will continue to provide a strong voice for you
throughout 2016.
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Community
Mango Hill Station
Moreton Bay Rail Link Nears
Completion
A
fter more than a century of
anticipation, 2016 will be
remembered as the year rail finally made
it to the Redcliffe Peninsula. With rail laid,
stations constructed and testing soon to
be underway, the project is now entering
the final phase of delivery.
Over the coming months, residents will notice
changes along the rail line as the project
nears completion and enters the testing
and commissioning phase. Testing of the
communication and security systems are
being conducted at each station, ensuring
that announcements, messaging screens and
cameras are operating correctly.
High voltage overhead wires are electrified across
the length of the rail line. The overhead wires carry
25,000 volts of electricity, 100 times more than
what is required to run a standard household. The
voltage is so powerful that coming close to the
wires can cause electric shock or electrocution.
Now the lines are electrified, trains will be seen
operating along the rail line while testing is
carried out on the signalling equipment and new
infrastructure. During this period, up to 4 trains will
be tested on the rail line both during the day and
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February 2016
intermittently at night and on weekends. The rail
line and stations will continue to remain closed to
the public until the project opens in mid-2016.
For the safety of residents, very strict rules will
now apply along the ‘live’ rail corridor. Remember,
electric trains weigh more than 250 tonnes and
can take several hundred meters to stop. Please
be mindful of your safety around the rail line.
During November 2015, TransLink undertook 9
community consultation sessions on the draft bus
and rail timetable for the opening of the Moreton
Bay Rail Link across the project corridor. The
opportunity to provide feedback on the proposed
Moreton Bay region network has now closed.
Yvette D’Ath, Member for Redcliffe, thanked
residents who provided feedback and had their say.
“Several issues have been raised with me,
including with Central Avenue, and I have called
on both the Department of Transport and Minister
Stirling Hinchcliffe to take these concerns into
consideration in finalising the new services.”
The outcomes of the consultation will be released
early this year.
The Moreton Bay Regional Council is planning
ahead for on-street parking for streets surrounding
the new train stations including Kippa-Ring
Rail Station. From June to October last year,
Council and the Moreton Bay Rail project team
sought feedback from residents about parking
management options. Over 600 responses
were received with a 74% majority preferring
the introduction of ‘No Parking’ between 6.00am
and 6.00pm, Monday to Friday, with exception
for resident or visitor parking permits. Residents
preferred the ‘No Parking’ management measure
due to the width of local streets, as well as safety,
access and congestion concerns.
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Once introduced, vehicles without a residential or
visitor parking permit will not be allowed to park in
the signed areas within those times. A resident with
a driver’s licence listed to an address within the
Moreton Bay Rail on-street parking management
trial area will be eligible to apply for transferable
parking permits for visitors. Affected residents
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Once introduced, Council will closely monitor
the effectiveness of these measures during the
trial. There is no cost for residents to apply for a
residential parking permit.
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Sandgate Ph: 3269 1968
Above: Local State and Council representatives at the
electrification of the Moreton Bay rail link. Below: The
new Kippa-Ring Station.
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Community
just slips and smudges off their face and 55% are
left with a frizzy mess when trying to style hair in
the heat at the home.
Throw in a cocktail of increased numbers of bugs,
flies and mosquitos, which annoyed 52% of those
surveyed and it starts looking like avoiding the
indoors is better for the temperament of people all
over the country.
The most important room to keep cool in a home
is the bedroom for over half the population (55%),
so people can get valuable sleep.
Sweat, bugs
and keeping
cool
T
he Aussie summer is famous all
over the world for its healthy dose
of sun, sea, surf and socialising. New
research reveals the top annoyances for
Queenslanders in summer start at home
And while the outdoors lifestyle does have
its own issues, it’s actually the indoors where
Queenslanders struggle to cope with the hot
season, with more than half of state residents
(54%) suggesting it’s being too hot indoors that
really gets their blood boiling – literally!
According to new research conducted by
Thinkinsulation, the biggest bugbear of summer
for three quarters (72%) of Australians is being left
dripping with sweat before they’ve even left the
house.
The home is supposed to be a sanctuary, however
53% of Queenslanders say it’s too hot to sleep at
night during summer, even in the buff. Almost a
third (31%) have also been left feeling frustrated
by the elevated electricity bills from keeping their
living spaces comfortably air-con cool.
For the ladies it gets even worse, with two thirds
(67%) of those surveyed lamenting how makeup
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In comparison, the research showed less than
15% are fed up of burning their feet on the hot
ground and just one in 10 bothered by sun cream
running into their eyes.
Commenting, Claire Cunliffe, Marketing Manager
at Knauf Insulation Australia, says: “For years,
Australians have mastered the art of treating
those small annoyances of being outdoors in the
summer as part and parcel of enjoying living in a
hot climate. However, when it comes to the home,
not many have learned how to bring more ‘coolth’
into their lives; that is, to keep cool temperatures
in and the heat out. Our research revealed a
staggering one in five even believe it can be hotter
inside their homes, than outside in the sun!
“What many people don’t realise is that insulating
your home can improve the comfort of living in the
hottest months by keeping the warm air out, whilst
saving on average $450* per year on energy bills.”
Top 12 most annoying things about the
Aussie summer:
1.
Sweating before you’ve left the
house
2. Too hot to sleep
3. Too hot indoors
4. Increase in bugs and flies
5. Excessive mosquitos
6. Trying to keep comfortable and cool
at home
7. Electricity bills increasing due to air
con and fans
8. Too hot to cook
9. Getting sunburnt
10. Warm water coming out of cold tap
11. Too hot to sleep with clothes and
covers
12. Not enough air con/fans
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community noticeboard
CYCLE OF GIVING
Every year The Common Good hosts the Cycle of Giving; a cycling event to raise funds for organ
transplant research. The Prince Charles Hospital is one of the leading organ and tissue transplant facilities
in Australia, and every dollar raised through the Cycle of Giving goes to supporting cutting edge organ
transplant research at the facility. Just $44 powers one hour of critical research at the hospital. You can
participate in a 25, 65 or 100 kilometre ride on the 28 February 2016 and help to raise funds for this
important cause.
Starting point 1 - Landsborough (100km) 6:45am
Starting point 2 - Caboolture (65km) 8.00am
Starting point 3 - Redcliffe (25km) 9.00am
REGISTER NOW AT: cycleofgiving.org.au
REDCLIFFE INDOOR
MARKETS
A boutique co-operative retail space, housing up to 20 store
holders in a market style setup - providing a diverse range of
products all under one roof.
Location: Redcliffe Parade, Redcliffe
Open: Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays 9am - 3pm
FREE BRIDGE LESSONS
The Redcliffe Bridge Club is providing free lessons for those
interested in learning how to play Bridge, and the next session
starts on Thursday February 11 from 1.30 – 4 pm, for a
minimum of 8 weeks. The lessons will be hosted by our very
experienced player, Mr Ted Morriss. These lessons will take
prospective players through from the very basics of card play,
up to the intricacies of the game. The Redcliffe Bridge Club
is located in the old Bowls Club in Irene Street, adjacent to
the Redcliffe RSL. To register for the upcoming lessons, or to
join the club, call and leave a message on 3883 4405, or email
[email protected]
TRACK YOUR ANCESTORS
Where did they come from, where did they go?
Patterns of movement within the old country and Australia can
be traced to find where people came from, how they travelled,
and where they ended up. Chris Schuetz will explain how to
track your ancestors.
Location: Redcliffe Library
When: 2pm-3pm, 23rd February
Cost: Free, bookings essential
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Contact:
3283 03112016
POETS CONCERT
Redcliffe Peninsula Poets Concert
Sit back and relax as the sweet
words of the Redcliffe Peninsula
Poets entertain you!
Wednesday 17th February 10am
Cost: $6.50
Redcliffe Cultural Centre, Downs
Street, Redcliffe
AUSTRALIA DAY
@ BBBC
Celebrate Australia Day Tuesday
26th January at the Bramble Bay
Bowls Club. It’s going to be an
awesome day of fun. Kicking off
at 12pm. We have BBQ, Thong
Throwing, Carpark Cricket, Free
Pool, Free Darts, Face painting
and much more. Free Entry and
lots of Fun Dress up prizes. Phone
3283 4411 or email services@
bramblebaybowlsclub.com.au
SUMMER MARKETS
Handmade Redcliffe Summer
Markets - a stylish market set in
the wedding gardens of Reid’s
Place.
377 Scarborough Rd, Scarborough
Saturday 6th February 9am-3pm
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With community facilities,
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Contact us today for an
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Residential aged care on the same site
Community facilities and social activities
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offers retirees spacious, airconditioned, contemporary
apartments and refurbished
villas, designed for easy living.
Call Nadine on 07 3869 6100 to
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Entrance via Ward St, Sandgate.
www.masoniccareqld.org.au
Arts
book review
‘Six of One and Half a
Dozen of Another’
By Jade Mitchell
T
he hardest part about reviewing
twelve stories - even twelve short
stories - is picking what aspects to
focus on.
Though far shorter in length than a novel, a
short story still has a fullness that makes it
difficult to review in just 400 words. Harder still
is the fact that I rarely read short stories myself.
This is a fault on my part, for as a writer you
must ‘read a lot, and write a lot’, particularly in
an area you wish to write in. Even so, I often
find short stories too fleeting.
Richard Lancaster, with his twelve short stories
and one poem, does admirably in creating that
fullness within each of his stories, striving to
leave the reader with a sense of completeness at
the end.
The stories focus on emotion - love and
sadness in ‘An Affair to Remember’;
exasperation and humour in ‘The Caruso’s
Lemon Tree’, and delve into the actions and
reactions of the characters within.
The stories are whole and entertaining, though
some perhaps could use a bit more length in
order to really bring out the shine in the stories.
The characters are interesting and engaging
but most importantly they are relatable, with
flaws and problems that everyday people can
relate to. Quite a few of the stories are set in
Australia, giving the local reader an added
bonus of familiarity within some of the stories.
Others are set abroad, giving the book a nice
balance of the familiar and the exotic.
So if you enjoy short stories, go and check out
Six of One and Half a Dozen of Another by
Richard Lancaster.
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February 2016
Once again, I’d like to reiterate how much I
enjoyed Richard Lancaster’s short stories,
particularly, ‘The Bush Doctor’. With its
mysterious, open-ended finish, this story left
you contemplating what exactly had happened,
which I quite enjoyed.
Out of ten, I rate ‘Six of One and Half a Dozen
of Another’:
Plot
7.5/10
Characterisation8/10
Setting
7.5/10
Predictability8/10
Overall rating
7.75/10
‘Six of One and Half a Dozen of Another’
can be purchased by phoning Richard
Lancaster on 0438 193 728 or email
[email protected]. The price of the
book is $17.50 plus postage and packing.
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Glen O’Malley, Tiaro from the
Sunlander 8 June 2003
Art Escapes on the Peninsula
By Kylie Thompson
T
hough the Peninsula is known mostly
for its beautiful beaches and its fine
dining opportunities, it’s also a hub of arts
and cultural events. If you’re looking to take
a break from the sun and waves, Redcliffe
has a range of art exhibitions on offer
throughout January and February.
10 December- 30 January
Indo Pop at the Redcliffe City Art Gallery
If you’re a fan of contemporary Indonesian art,
and the way it works with and against our typical
understanding of art forms, then you’ll want to catch
this free exhibition before it closes on January 30.
Indo Pop is a collection of art acquired from the 7th
Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art (APT7),
and event that wowed Brisbane art lovers. The
artwork is varied, and represents a group of artists
building global reputations through their explorations
of artistic, social, and political issues. The Redcliffe
City Art Gallery is located at 470 Oxley Avenue,
Redcliffe, and open from Monday to Saturday, 10am
to 4pm.
9 January- 31 January
Depth and Light at Valori Espresso Lounge and
Gallery
The siren song of the oceans is part of the Australian
lifestyle, and artist Gabi Mika McNaughton has
captured the ever-changing mood of the seas we love
in her latest exhibition, Depth and Light. The exhibition
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February 2016
kicked off on January 10 at Valori Espresso Lounge
and Gallery, located at 71c Landsborough Avenue,
Scarborough.
5 February- 5 March
Ocean Connections at Redcliffe City Art Gallery
For as long as humans have been creating glass,
artists have been exploring ways to make art from
the process. Whether through stained glass windows
or sculptural design, artists have brought beauty
and creativity into the practical elements of our daily
lives. In this free exhibition, artists Joanna Bone,
Scott Coleman, Kayo Yokoyama and Keith Rowe
use different glass working techniques to explore
our unique connection with the ocean. Ocean
Connections is on show at the Redcliffe City Art
Gallery, 470 Oxley Avenue, Redcliffe. The exhibition is
open Monday to Saturday from 10am to 4pm.
26 February- 8 May
Three Foot Six, The Sunlander at Redcliffe Museum
Queensland has a unique rail culture, and in their joint
exhibition, photographer Glen O’Malley and painter
Ian Smith have sought to capture the essence of
adventure and wonder that have captivated visitors
to the region for over a century. Three Foot Six is a
fantastic exploration of the trains and landscapes of
Queensland, and a must-see for rail enthusiasts of all
ages. This free exhibition is being held at the Redcliffe
Museum, located at 75 Anzac Avenue, Redcliffe, and
is open from 10am to 4pm, Tuesday to Sunday.
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be a BIG year for family-friendly DISNEY
productions with MARY POPPINS playing
in March, BEAUTY and the BEAST in June
and the currently popular WICKED in July/
August at the Redcliffe Cultural Centre.
President Madeleine Johns was thrilled to
announce, “Theatre-goers in the Moreton Bay
region will be spoiled for choice... with a line-up
of productions second to none – there will be no
need to travel to QPAC... if you want to see a top
quality popular production”.
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Rehearsals are already well underway for MARY
POPPINS with local, Sasha Limbach chosen to
play the coveted leading role of Mary Poppins. A
cast of 70 will support her with well-known locals
Reagan Warner playing George Banks, Kristie
Pitt as Winifred Banks and co-choreographer
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production and enjoying the challenge of a new
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Beauty and the Beast – RMT’s second YOUTH
production after the highly successful GREASE
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Director Thomas Armstrong-Robley will be looking
for a cast under 20 years of age and a production
team predominantly 25 years or under.
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night July 29th! Sherree Drummond, who has
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Premiere of Saturday Night Fever, will be heading
up the musical team for this production.
WICKED tells the incredible untold story of the
friendship between the 2 famous witches of OZ
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There really is only one word to describe
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Real Estate
Capital gains
stall in the
final month
of the year
with sydney
recording a
second month
of lower home
values
fter showing strong conditions
through to September, the final
A
quarter of 2015 ends with capital city
dwelling values declining by 1.4%
According to the CoreLogic RP Data Home
Value Index, dwelling values were absolutely
flat across the combined capitals during
December, with negative movements in
Sydney, Adelaide and Canberra being
offset by a rise in dwelling values across the
remaining five capital cities. The Sydney
housing market was the main drag on the
December results, with dwelling values
down 1.2%, while values were down 1.5%
in Adelaide and 1.1% in Canberra. The
remaining capitals saw a rise in dwelling
values, led by a 2.3% bounce in Perth
values and a 1.0% rise in Melbourne values
over the month.
After dwelling values had been broadly rising
since June 2012, the December quarter
results revealed a 1.4% fall in dwelling
values across the combined capitals,
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February 2016
the largest quarter on quarter fall since
December 2011. Six of the eight capital
cities recorded a negative result over the
December quarter, with weaker conditions
in Sydney and Melbourne acting as the
greatest drag on capital city performance,
according to CoreLogic RP Data head of
research Tim Lawless.
Highlights over the three months to
December 2015
Best performing capital city
Brisbane +1.3 per cent
Weakest performing capital city
Sydney -2.3 per cent
Highest rental yields
Hobart houses with gross rental yield of 5.4
per cent and Brisbane Units at 5.3 per cent
Lowest rental yields
Melbourne houses with gross rental yield of
3.0 per cent and Melbourne units at 4.0 per
cent
Most expensive city
Sydney with a median dwelling price of
$800,000
Most affordable city
Hobart with a median dwelling price of
$350,000
Estimated dollar value change in
dwelling values over 2015 calendar year
Source: CoreLogic RP Data
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Anka Kebab 272 Anzac Avenue Kippa-Ring. . . . . . . 3883 1970
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Avida Organic Cafe 89 Landsborough Ave Scarborough. . 3880 2007
Bay Boats 439 Scarborough Rd Scarborough. . . . . . 3203 5033
Bayside Kebab 9 Elizabeth Avenue Clontarf. . . . . . . 3283 4141
Bella Sicilia Pizza & Pasta 295 Oxley Ave Margate. . . . 3283 1755
Big Dad’s Pies 295 Oxley Ave, Margate. . . . . . . . . 3283 8684
Bikini Beach Cafe 77 Redcliffe Parade, Redcliffe . . . . 3883 1515
Billy’s On The Bay 109 Margate Parade Margate. . . . 3283 1888
Breakers Snack Bar 2/150 Maine Road Clontarf . . . . 3284 0011
Brick Bistro Bar 97 Redcliffe Parade Redcliffe . . . . . 3284 1117
Danny’s 89 Landsborough Avenue Scarborough. . . . . 3880 1900
Delgado’s 255a Victoria Avenue Redcliffe . . . . . . . . 3284 5258
Delightful Donuts 252 Anzac Avenue Kippa-Ring. . . . 3283 4603
Desmonds On Anzac Takeaway 29 Anzac Ave Redcliffe . 3889 5801
Domino’s Pizza Shop 10 Portwood Place Redcliffe. . . 3384 2111
Donut King Kippa-Ring PeninsulaFair Kippa-Ring . . . 3284 5650
Feel Goodz Gourmet 14 Oxley Ave, Woody Point. . . . 3284 7150
Fed Up 26 Ashmole Road Redcliffe. . . . . . . . . . . 3283 7117
Fish’n at Bell’s Beach 184 Hornibrook Espl Clontarf. . 3283 1618
Flip ‘N’ Fish Cltrf 1/9 Elizabeth Avenue Clontarf. . . . 3283 6426
Groovy Groper 114 Hornibrook Esplanade Clontarf. . . 3883 3499
Healthy Noodle Bar 300 Oxley Avenue Margate . . . . 3283 5228
Herbert’s Hot Food 7a Sheehan Redcliffe . . . . . . . 3889 4043
Hog’s Breath 115 Redcliffe Parade Redcliffe. . . . . . 3284 7244
Honey Pot 29 Redcliffe Parade Redcliffe. . . . . . . . 3283 1655
Hornibrook Bakery 114 Hornibrook Espl Clontarf . . 0432 319 999
Indian Brothers Restaurant 40 Hornibrook Espl Clontarf .3284 5599
JD Thai 3a Oxley Avenue Margate. . . . . . . . . . . . 3284 4558
Jetty Café 155 Redcliffe Pde Redcliffe . . . . . . . . . 3284 2986
Kashmir Cafe 59 Redcliffe Pde, Redcliffe. . . . . . . 0449 645 281
Kazzy’s Larder 1/52 King Street Woody Point. . . . . . 3142 2244
Lighthouse Takeaway 151 Oxley Ave Woody Point. . . . 3284 2866
Mamma’s Italian Restaurant 265 Oxley Ave Margate. . 3284 4512
Marcello’s Italian Restaurant 116 Sutton St Redcliffe . 3284 2312
Marconi Coffee Shop 7/295 Oxley Ave Margate. . . . . 3283 3439
Masala Point Café Restaurant 14 Oxley Ave Woody Pt. 3284 0035
McDonald’s Redcliffe 94 Silvyn Street Redcliffe. . . . . 3883 2644
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Miccolini’s Pizza & Pasta 143 Griffith Rd Scarborough. 3880 2755
Morgans Seafood Bird of Passage Pde Scarborough . . 3203 4592
Outback Jacks Cnr Anzac Ave & Sutton St Redcliffe. . . 3283 8125
Pasta Kitchen 6/14 Oxley Ave, Woody Point . . . . . . 3889 5246
Pasta Riviera 12 Cameron Street Clontarf . . . . . . . 3284 2211
Peninsula Fair Carvery 284 Anzac Avenue Kippa-Ring . . 3284 2956
Peninsula Takeaway Balmoral Street Margate. . . . . . 3283 2651
Perky Panda Cnr Anzac Ave & Sutton St Redcliffe . . 0421 249 305
Pilpel 26 Baynes Street, Margate . . . . . . . . . . . . 3092 2864
Pizza Hut Clontarf 15/9 Elizabeth Ave Clontarf. . . . 1300 749 924
Red Rooster 405 Elizabeth Ave Kippa-Ring. . . . . . . 3283 4149
Red Wing Charcoal Chicken 23 Redcliffe Pde Redcliffe. . 3883 3008
Redcliffe Pizza & Kebab Café 303 Oxley Ave Margate . . 3889 5550
Reddy Kebabs 133 Redcliffe Parade Redcliffe . . . . . . 3284 6911
Reef Point Café 75 Redcliffe Parade, Redcliffe. . . . . 3284 6956
Restaurant Caribbee 99 Marine Parade Redcliffe. . . . 3284 6520
Sails Restaurant Marine Parade Redcliffe. . . . . . . 3284 3320
Samila Thai Restaurant 295 Oxley Avenue Margate . . . 3284 4430
Saucy Mama 115 Sutton Street Redcliffe. . . . . . . . 3889 5994
Sea Salt & Vine 2 Reef Point Esplanade, Scarborough. 3880 4456
Silver Lake Chinese Rest. 63 Landsborough Ave Scborough. 3880 1209
Sizzler Redcliffe 76 Anzac Avenue Redcliffe. . . . . . . 3283 1977
Something Moore-Ish Café 27 Lilla St Woody Point. . 3883 4895
Subway Clontarf 9 Elizabeth Avenue Clontarf. . . . . . 3889 5777
Subway Kippa-Ring 272 Anzac Avenue Kippa-Ring. . . 3283 7707
Subway Redcliffe 159 Redcliffe Parade Redcliffe. . . . 3283 3411
Sushi Central 141 Sutton Street Redcliffe. . . . . . . . 3283 8188
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Cafes & Restaurants
Galleries
Sutton St Café 137 Sutton Street Redcliffe. . . . . . . 3883 2393
T&J’s Snack Bar 33 Brewer Street Clontarf. . . . . . . 3284 4471
Tasha’s Snack Bar 52 High Street Kippa-Ring . . . . . . 3284 3033
Thai Surprise 95 Prince Edward Parade Scarborough. . 3880 3477
The Boat Shed 63 Landsborough Avenue Scarborough. 3880 0555
The Coffee Club 171 Redcliffe Parade Redcliffe. . . . . 3283 6147
The Coffee Club - Kippa-Ring 284 Anzac Ave Kippa-Ring. 3283 4739
The Golden Ox 330 Oxley Avenue Margate. . . . . . . 3283 1833
The Oasis On The Esplanade 163 Redcliffe Pde Redcliffe. 3283 1677
The Rumbling Tummy Takeaway 57 Ashmole Rd Redcliffe. 3203 7127
The Rustic Olive 79 Redcliffe Parade Redcliffe. . . . . 3889 3199
Under The Verandah 155 Oxley Ave Woody Point. . . 0415 728 825
What’s In The Pot? 133 Redcliffe Pde Redcliffe. . . . 3283 4433
Wok Me Noodle Bar Bluewater Square Redcliffe. . . . 3283 5333
Woody’s Seafood 42 Oxley Avenue Woody Point. . . . 3284 5545
Zarraffa’s Coffee 20 Anzac Ave Redcliffe . . . . . . . . . 3283 2711
Community
Neighbourhood Centre 1 Lamington Drv Redcliffe. . . 3284 3081
PCYC Klingner Rd Redcliffe. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3385 1900
Quota International Redcliffe Inc Margate . . . . . . . 38803462
Redcliffe Area Youth Space Cnr Anzac & Oxley Ave Redcliffe. 3283 8769
Redcliffe Cultural Centre Downs Street Redcliffe. . . . 3283 0400
Redcliffe Surf Life Saving Club PO Box 277 Redcliffe. . 3284 4105
Computer Repairs
Aussie Computer Repairs. . . . . 0475 767 075
Servicing the Redcliffe Peninsula
Electricians
Elimbah Electrics All Areas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0413 154 367
Gold Electrical All Areas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3491 3909
K&G Electrical. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3293 2999
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Anytime Fitness 9 Elizabeth Avenue Clontarf. . . . . . 3284 0708
GK Fit Mobile Personal Trainer . . . . . . . . . . . . 0413 856 920
Healthworks Peninsula 20 Anzac Ave Redcliffe . . . . . 3284 3155
Jerome’s School of Tai Chi 23 Victoria Ave Woody Point. 3883 2766
Jetts Fitness Margate 326 Oxley Ave Margate. . . . . . 3283 2715
Max 24 Hour Fitness 607 Oxley Ave Scarborough. . . . 3203 4121
Peninsula Fitness 34 Baynes St Margate . . . . . . . . 3283 1377
Reddy Fit - Clontarf 10 Noel Street Clontarf . . . . . 0402 635 392
Snap Fitness 250 Anzac Ave Kippa-Ring. . . . . . . . 0412 088 010
Funeral Directors
Traditional funerals. . . . . . . . . 3284 7333
17 Anzac Avenue Redcliffe
Redcliffe City Art Gallery 470-476 Oxley Ave Redcliffe . 3283 0415
Redcliffe Cultural Centre Downs Street Redcliffe. . . . 3283 0400
Sea Side Artists Gallery 133 Redcliffe Pde Redcliffe . . 3284 3356
Hair & Beauty
Allured Hair Studio 295 Oxley Ave Margate. . . . . . . 3889 4212
Anthony Presotto 13 Balmoral Street Margate . . . . . 3283 2228
Arke Hair Artistry 14 Oxley Avenue Woody Point. . . . 3889 5005
Bayside Int Hair & Beauty Bar 2 Anzac Ave Redcliffe. . 0423 713 193
Beautiful You Hair & Beauty 4 Duffield Rd Margate. . . 3284 6463
Becky B Hairdressing 138 Sutton St Redcliffe. . . . 0432 908 541
Bio Point Hair Shp 1b/ 27 Lilla St Woody Point. . . . . 3283 1722
A Beautiful Facial 127 Sutton Street, Redcliffe. . . . 0407 673 604
Body Bliss Health & Beauty Salon 39 Bank St Margate. 3283 3368
Bronzed Hair 53 Maine Road Clontarf . . . . . . . . . . 3496 2584
Carmens Cuts 257 Oxley Ave Margate. . . . . . . . . . 3283 3288
Cel-T’air Hair 300 Oxley Ave Margate. . . . . . . . . . 3883 1580
CJ Shears Cltrf 10 Lucinda Street Clontarf . . . . . . . 3284 4247
Cutting It Up 110 Ashmole Rd Redcliffe. . . . . . . . . 3880 3881
Elixir Hair & Beauty 103 Kate Street Woody Point . . . 3283 8380
FMG Hair 24 Baynes St Margate . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3283 5500
Gossip Hair & Beauty Bar 457 Portwood Pl Redcliffe. . 3284 6408
Hair Revolution 319 Oxley Avenue Margate . . . . . . 3284 7008
Happy Cuts Hair Salon 141 Redcliffe Parade Redcliffe. 3284 3990
Identity Hair Design 300 Oxley Avenue Margate. . . . 3142 2082
Jaffa’s Styling Studio 83 Griffith Rd Scarborough. . . . 3203 7374
Just Cuts 128 Sutton Road Redcliffe. . . . . . . . . . 3284 5830
Majestic Hair 265 Oxley Av Margate . . . . . . . . . . 3284 7676
Making Waves on Scarborough 95 Landsborough Ave. 3203 5080
Midway Hair 538 Oxley Ave Redcliffe. . . . . . . . . . 3203 4003
MKL’s Hair 200 Prince Edward Pde Scarborough. . . . 3474 5801
Morag’s 77 Dakis Arcade Redcliffe. . . . . . . . . . . . 3284 2644
My Bomb Shells Shop 3 Jetty Arcade, Redcliffe. . . 0427 278 820
NVS Hair & Beauty Bluewater Sq Shopping Redcliffe . . 3284 1474
Piasecki’s Hairstudio Dakis Arcade, Sutton Str Redcliffe. 3284 2644
Rebhorne 127 Sutton Street, Redcliffe. . . . . . . . . 3283 7757
Redcliffe Barber Shop Shp2/ 120 Sutton St Redcliffe . 3284 2288
Rob’s Barber Shop Oxley Avenue Margate. . . . . . . . 3284 6832
Rustic Blend Hair 65 Landsborough Ave Scarborough . 3203 5441
Silhouette Hair Design 26 Baynes Street Margate . . . 3883 1414
Simply Organic Hair 468 Oxley Avenue Ave Redcliffe. . 3883 2229
Simply Strandzz of Redcliffe 93 Redcliffe Pde. . . . . . 3283 1211
Studio 7 Hair Design 107 Anzac Ave Redcliffe . . . . . . 3284 3558
The Hair People 57 Ashmole Road Redcliffe. . . . . . . 3880 0612
The Texture Crew 538 Oxley Avenue Redcliffe. . . . . 3203 4003
Touch Of Beauty Hair Fashions 253a Victoria Ave Redcliffe. 3284 7585
Vintage Hair & Beauty 89 Landsborough Ave Scarborough.3880 0222
Yvette’s Unique Mobile Hairdressing All Areas . . . 0430 534 294
Health & Wellbeing
Bay Therapy 315 Oxley Ave Margate . . . . . . . . . 1300 553 663
Essential Bowen . . . . . . . . . . 0422 498 074
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Lifestyle Health & Wellbeing 30 Ashmole Rd Redcliffe. 3885 7115
LIME Mobile Massage and Aromatherapy. All areas. . 0431 561 290
Joyful Eating & Weight Loss 326 Oxley Ave, Margate. . 0427 608 843
Redcliffe’s Family Chiropractors 17 Silvyn St Redcliffe. 3284 2065
Scarborough Chiropractic Ctr 612 Oxley Ave Scarborough.3203 6944
Spectrum Health Chiro 173 Oxley Ave Woody Point . . 3284 4003
Third Eye Healing 74 Ernest Street Margate . . . . . . 3883 3882
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Ambassador Of Redcliffe 41 Redcliffe Pde Redcliffe . . 3284 6427
Belvedere Hotel Woodcliffe Crescent Woody Pt. . . . . 3284 2245
Bramble Bay Bowls Club Hornibrook Esplanade Woody Pt. 3283 4411
Captain Cook Tavern Peninsula Fair Kippa-Ring. . . . . 3284 0322
Mon Komo Hotel 99 Marine Parade Redcliffe . . . . . . 3284 6520
Redcliffe Leagues Club Klingner Rd Redcliffe. . . . . . 3203 7333
Redcliffe Tavern 34 Anzac Ave Redcliffe. . . . . . . . . 3385 1200
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Professionals Real Estate 54 Oxley Av Woody Point. . .
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Ray White 125 Redcliffe Pde Redcliffe . . . . . . . . .
Ray White Margate 34 Baynes St. . . . . . . . . . . .
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Stephen Smith 614 Oxley Scarborough . . . . . . . .
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The Lucky Charm Blue Water Square, Redcliffe. . . . . 3883 1087
Vast Interior 177 Redcliffe Pde, Redcliffe . . . . . . . . 3284 3222
Travel Agents
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Blitz Realty 249 Oxley Ave Margate. . . . . . . . . . 0412 571 554
Cent. 21 Maddies Hermans 99 Landsborough Ave Scrb. 3880 0033
Chilli Real Estate 91 Landsborough Ave Scarborough. . 3880 4440
Coronis 260 Oxley Ave Redcliffe. . . . . . . . . . . . . 3883 4877
Crown Properties 91 Marine Parade. . . . . . . . . . . 3283 3313
Elders Redcliffe 39 Redcliffe Pde Redcliffe. . . . . . . 3883 3100
Gateway Properties 1 Marine Pde Redcliffe . . . . . . 3283 4555
Jan Jones Real Estate 10 Hornibrook Esp Clontarf. . . 3283 6737
John Beal 23 Redcliffe Pde Redcliffe . . . . . . . . . . 3284 2444
Just Waterfronts Real Estate . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0412 571 554
Kindred Property Group 320 Oxley Ave Margate . . . . 3284 0512
Mister Real Estate 132 Sutton St Redcliffe . . . . . . 3283 4966
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