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- Friday Flyer

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15th July 2016
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Viva Surfers Paradise!
It’s all happening this weekend as the Viva Surfers Paradise
festival wraps up. Fans of Elvis, The Beatles, ABBA, Michael
Jackson and the like will be delighted with the best tribute
artists from around the world gathered in one location.
Also enjoy live performances, rock ‘n’ roll dancing, and a
show ‘n’ shine for vintage cars right on the Surfers Paradise
foreshore. What’s better, all events are free and promise
to entertain people of all ages. Highlights over the
weekend include the Elvis lookalike Dean Z performances
on Friday and Saturday night. Not to be missed is the
Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist Contest 2016 which features
22 impersonators from all over Australia and as far flung
as Malaysia and the USA. This contest searches for the best
of the best, judging entrants on strict criteria including
vocals, style, stage-wear and stage presence. The winner
from this round will be off to Memphis for Elvis Week 2016
to compete in the official semi-final. Off the stage, Soul
Boardwalk Cinemas is screening free films each evening.
Starting at 5.30PM is family favourite, The Wizard of Oz,
while the later viewing features movies with the King
himself in his most iconic films. Grab a beanbag and
enjoy a movie under the stars in the heart of Viva Surfers
Paradise. For specific times, dates and venues check out
our What’s On section or go to www.surfersparadise.com.
Retro Bike Show This Weekend
If you’re into all things vintage, upcycling or just cycling
don’t miss this weekend’s retro bike show at Burleigh.
The show, the first of its kind on the Gold Coast, is being
hosted by Village Bike, a not-for-profit which aims to create
community one bike at a time. As well as a show ‘n’ shine
of bikes from 1870 onward, there will be a swap meet and
bike boot sale, live music and the work shed on display.
Guest speaker Lyle Paul of Shearers Ride will be on hand
to talk about his experience of recreating the early 1900s
bicycles of sheep shearers. Bike builder and TAFE teacher
Brett Richardson will also talk bike ...continued on page 2
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Continued from front page... frames and vintage bike collector
Steve Nutt will talk about the history of iconic Aussie bike
brand Malvern Star. Sounds like a great day and something
a bit different! Join in the action from 8am-3pm, Sunday
17th July. Village Bike Shed, Deodar Drive, Burleigh.
Is It a Scam?
You get a phone call. The caller says they’re from the ATO
(or other reputable financial institution). They want you to
pay a debt (which you know nothing about), or are asking
for your personal details. But it doesn’t seem quite right.
Maybe the caller:
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is aggressive
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threatens that if you don’t pay you will be arrested
and sent to jail, or
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tries to make you call another number outside
normal business hours.
Or maybe you have received an email or SMS offering you
a tax refund or asking for personal details, but it just smells
wrong. What to do if you think it is a scam? You need to
check it out. If you get a phone call, ask the caller for:
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their full name and extension number,
•
their team leader’s full name and extension number.
You can call the ATO on 1800008540 to verify that the caller
is from the ATO. If the caller was from another institution,
get in contact with their head office. If you receive an
email or SMS, do not open any attachments or hyperlinks.
You can report the email by forwarding the whole email
to the ATO AT [email protected]. You should
then delete the email or SMS. You can also call the ATO on
1800008540 to report the email or SMS. (Source: ATO)
Broadwater Dredge Considered to
Attract Sailing Events
The Gold Coast Waterways Authority (GCWA) is exploring
the possibility of creating facilities and capabilities for
sailing events at the Broadwater. GCWA CEO Hal Morris
said it could be a big tourist dollar attraction for the Gold
Coast. “The Louis Vuitton America’s Cup World Series,
which is a series of events leading up to the America’s Cup,
is the type of sailing race that could come to the Gold Coast
in 2019 if we had an appropriate sailing basin. This event
has galvanised proponents to initiate a discussion about a
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dedicated sailing basin for the Gold Coast Broadwater,” Mr
Morris said. The GCWA is responsible for giving consent for
holding aquatic events on The Broadwater. “We embrace
the opportunity to explore how a sailing basin in the
Broadwater aligns with the sustainable use, management
and development of the Gold Coast waterways into the
future, having regard to the benefits for and impacts on the
community, environment and economy of our City,” said
Mr Morris. GCWA’s preliminary investigation will involve
exploring stakeholder support, financial and legislative
viability, and environmental impacts of dredging for a
sailing basin in the Broadwater. “We aim to establish a
consensus approach to achieving multiple benefits for
local businesses, sporting communities and our valued
ecosystems. As a lead agency responsible for managing
activities on the Broadwater, we want to make sure we
play our part in attracting exciting sporting events and
promoting the idyllic lifestyle of the Gold Coast. We will
take a balanced approach that considers the important
environmental values of our waterways and preserves the
important recreational asset it provides to the community,”
said Mr Morris.
Free Legal Advice for Migrants
The St Vincent de Paul Society Queensland is offering a free
advisory service to people who can’t afford a migration
agent or lawyer. Gerry Byrne from the Migration Advice
Service (MAS) said a wide range of people can use the
service. “People wanting to bring their families to Australia,
victims of domestic violence, refugee and asylum seekers,
skilled applicants, employer sponsored applicants, or
simply people who are looking for options to remain in
Australia. MAS has also seen people who are about to have
their visas cancelled, or people who are being removed
from Australia. There have also been citizenship inquiries.
In 2015 MAS assisted people from 39 nationalities.” Byrne
said one of the most memorable cases at MAS was helping
a victim of domestic violence. “One client was a victim of
domestic violence whose marriage had broken down and
MAS was able to advise her on how she could apply for
permanent residence on the basis of domestic violence,”
said Byrne. Since starting in February 2011, MAS has
assisted about 600 needy people.
The MAS service is available to all Gold Coasters, as well
as those in Logan and Brisbane. The service is offered
on a needs but flexible basis, depending on personal
circumstances. For more information or to make an
appointment call 0487347858 between 6pm and 9pm,
Monday to Friday.
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Many More Years of TLC Supporting
Sick Kids
The TLC for Kids Gold Coast
Affiliate is celebrating one
year of helping sick kids
in need. To celebrate,
the
volunteer-based
organisation is inviting
the community to its 1st
Birthday Charity Dinner.
It will also be a big night of fundraising to ensure the
program can continue. TLC Kids provides free emotional
and practical support for sick children at Tweed Hospital
and the Gold Coast University Hospital. In the program,
healthcare professionals refer children to TLC for Kids and
their response is the fastest of its kind in Australia. TLC for
Kids Team Leader Dale Mansfield said any child with any
illness can access the service. “TLC for Kids has no criteria,
no waiting lists and helps any child with any illness. TLC for
Kids is known as the fire brigade of children’s charities as
they are unique in responding to every request within 2448 hours.” Mansfield said a highlight of the past year was
helping a young girl do her homework while in hospital.
“One highlight was definitely delivering our very first
RAPID Request. A young girl in the Tweed Hospital had
been in hospital for quite some time, and still liked to do her
homework, but her laptop broke the week before. So her
request was for a brand new laptop. It was magical being
able to do this for her, and to distract her time in hospital
by having a new laptop, for homework and games,” said
Mansfield. One of the biggest challenges facing children
in hospital is that they don’t meet the criteria required
by other programs. “It’s surprising how many children
fall through the gaps of the majority of some healthcare
support services. In some cases, the child or family may
have to wait up to an entire year to receive any form of
support. The aim of TLC for Kids is to reach those children
who are distressed and in need of immediate help or who,
by sheer misfortune, don’t meet the criteria of the existing
services; this often includes accident and burns victims
and children with less common illnesses and diseases.
Our aim is to ‘fill the gaps’ and provide free personalised
emotional and practical support for sick children and their
families when facing a traumatic experience relating to any
health condition. TLC for Kids has no criteria, no waiting
lists, and we help any child with any illness,” said Mansfield.
Tickets for the Charity Dinner are now available at www.
tlcforkids.org.au/goldcoast for $89 per person. Tickets
include a two course meal, drinks on arrival and a fun filled
evening with birthday celebrations and entertainment by
local band Sex & Chocolate. There will also be raffles and
silent auctions held to further raise funds for children in
need. A major sponsor of the evening is CUA, Australia’s
largest customer-owned financial institution. The Charity
Dinner is to be held from 6.30pm-11.30pm on Saturday
3rd September at the Hotel Grand Chancellor, Cnr Surfers
Paradise Blvd & Hanlan Street, Surfers Paradise. For more
details contact TLC for Kids Gold Coast Team Leader
Dale Mansfield on 0407725463 or email tlcgoldcoast@
tlcforkids.org.au.
Plumbing Tip of the Week
Everyone likes a good shower. However showers use more
water than most fixtures except washing machines. If
your water bill is costly, try fitting a flow restrictor cutting
water consumption down considerably without affecting
your water pressure too much at all. Don’t forget to take
advantage of my free solar and electric hot water system
check-up. This helpful information was supplied by Jon
O’Grady, licensed plumber, at Valley Gutter Cleaning. Ph:
0450377730 (See Ad).
300th Employee Joins ComGames
The Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games Corporation
achieved a significant milestone recently when the 300th
employee clocked on for her first day of work. Mudgeeraba
resident Angela Barac has taken on the role of Press
Operations Officer, joining the team that will support the
estimated 3,500 journalists and photographers covering
the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games. By the time
of the 4-15 April 2018 Games, over 1400 people will be
employed by the organisation. Angela has worked in
various roles at international events. “I’ve worked on the
Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games and the London
2012 Olympic Games where I worked closely with official
sponsors and suppliers and liaised with organising
committees and local vendors to ensure the most
memorable experience was had by all our Olympic guests,”
she said. GOLDOC CEO Mark Peters welcomed Angela and
the other new starters and said the GOLDOC recruitment
drive is gaining momentum. “Over the coming months,
there will be jobs that will need to be filled across almost all
of our 42 areas of operation,” Mr Peters said. “They include
positions in such diverse areas as catering, administration,
events, accommodation, medical, technology and
transport, just to name a few,” he said. People wanting
details on employment within GOLDOC can visit seek.
com.au and are urged to keep any eye on gc2018.com and
GC2018 social media. The GC2018 volunteer recruitment
program will begin in February 2017. (Source: mygc.com.au)
Queensland’s top performing high school
Information
Session
2017 Year 10 Enrolment
Tuesday 19 July 12-2pm
102 Edmund Rice Drive, Southport
Register now @ qa.eq.edu.au/apply/rsvp
Jokes of the Week
I went to see an Elvis impersonator at
Viva Surfers Paradise, but I got there
too late..... Apparently, he had left the
building.
COMMUNITY NEWS
Great Markets in YOUR Area
When is a ‘piece of wood’ like a King?
When it’s a ruler!
Elvis was from Memphis, Tennessee. But
what did Tennes-See? The same thing
Arkan-Saw.
An R&B lover goes to the doctors about
something that’s been concerning him for
a while. “Doc, I can’t stop singing What’s
New Pussycat”. The doctor said: “That
sounds like Tom Jones syndrome”. “Is
it common?” the patient asked. “It’s not
unusual,” said the doc.
A sandwich walks into a bar. The barman
says ‘’Sorry we don’t serve food in here.”
A man walks into a bar with a roll of tarmac
under his arm and says: ‘’Schooner
please, and one for the road.’’
If you have a joke you’d like to share please email to
[email protected]
From Palm Beach to Piggabeen, the Southern Gold Coast
and Tweed offer a great selection of community markets.
Whether it’s fresh produce, local handicrafts, bric-a-brac or
books you’re after, you’re bound to find something at the
markets in your local area:
Palm Beach Farmers Markets: Peruse about 80 stalls that
carry a great range of fruit and veg, gourmet deli goods,
ethnic specialty foods, gourmet meat and seafood, as well
as breakfast or lunch. Palm Beach Currumbin State High
School, Thrower Drive, Palm Beach. Every Saturday 6am11.30am.
Palm Beach Ave Popup Markets: Here you’ll find some
bargains: a few vintage pieces (at non-vintage prices),
second-hand books, home baked goodies and a couple of
stalls of gorgeous plants. 69 Palm Avenue, Palm Beach. 3rd
Saturday of the month, 7am-12 noon.
Sanctuary Markets: Every Friday night the Currumbin
Bird Sanctuary Village Green is filled with street food from
around the world. Fresh fruit and vegies are for sale in the
car park, arts and crafts stalls are housed inside, along with
a bar stocking local craft beers and wines. Brinfaceg some
friends, buy some dinner and enjoy the live music. Every
Friday, 4:00pm- 9:00pm. The Village Green, Currumbin Bird
Sanctuary, Currumbin.
Gold Coast Design Collective Markets: The Gold Coast
Design Collective markets are a nursery for budding artists,
designers and creators. Jewellery, clothing, homewares,
handmade cards and stationery, children’s clothing and
giftware… there’s something for everyone. There are also
a number of super trendy food trucks set up around the
live music stage. 164 Duringan St., Currumbin (opposite
Currumbin RSL). 3rd Saturday of every month, 9am- 2pm.
A new Coolangatta Design Collective Market is also being
introduced, check it out for the first time from 9am-2pm
Sunday 24th July at Coolangatta State School, Stapylton
Street, Coolangatta.
Gold Coast Art & Craft Markets: Popular with tourists,
these markets are held beachside along the grassy verge
between the shops and the beach. Great for strolling in
the sun and seeing a wide range of local handicrafts on
sale. Off Marine Parade, Coolangatta. 2nd Sunday of every
month, 8am-2pm.
Tweed Markets: Showcasing produce from local farmers,
fruit and vegetable growers and arts and crafts. Recreation
Park (near Tweed PCYC), Recreation Street, Tweed Heads.
7am-1pm, every Sunday.
Piggabeen Valley Market: At the Piggabeen Valley Market
a great variety of stalls await, including handmade arts
and crafts, food, coffee, home baked treats, local produce,
bric-a-brac, massage and much more. There is live music,
so BYO picnic rug or chairs, relax & enjoy the music while
you brunch, lunch or shop! Come for a great country feel
just five minutes from Kirra. 9am-2pm, 3rd Sunday of every
month. Piggabeen Hall, 525 Piggabeen Road, Piggabeen.
Ph: 0409596983.
Murwillumbah Farmers Market: Get your farm-fresh fruit
and veggies from the beautiful Tweed Valley in all weather
conditions. 7am-11am, every Wednesday. Murwillumbah
Showground, Queensland Rd, Murwillumbah. (Source:
More Gold Coast).
Chillingham Community Association Markets: Enjoy
a day in the Tweed hinterland and pick up some artisan
wares and home-made goods while listening to live music.
Sit under the mulberry trees and enjoy this peaceful village
just 15 minutes west of Murwillumbah. 8am-12pm, second
Sunday of every month. 1469 Numinbah Rd, Chillingham.
Salvos Take Blanket Approach to
Tackling Homelessness
A
winter
blanket
appeal
across
the
Gold Coast and Tweed
will see local funeral
homes donate a new
blanket to match every
blanket donated by a
member of the public. The drive was launched by Invocare
through their funeral home brands, Somerwille Funerals
and Metropolitan Funerals, together with The Salvation
Army. Fundraising & Public Relations Manager for The
Salvation Army (Gold Coast & Northern Rivers) Mr Rowan
Johnstone said that blankets are needed at Salvos Connect
Centres, Gold Coast Accommodation Service and Gold
Coast Recovery Services and at the annual Gold Coast
Homeless Connect event. “Throughout Qld, NSW and the
ACT each night 2,500 clients of The Salvation Army are
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accommodated in crisis, traditional housing, long term
or resident-funded services. Each week over 4,500 people
are provided with a bed.” Johnstone also said the number
of children and youth facing homelessness is very high,
and on the rise. The Salvation Army will be involved in
Homeless Connect at Metricon Stadium on August 3.
This event brings together service providers from the
government and community sector to provide homeless
people with a day that includes recreation, entertainment,
personal care and access to a range of support services.
There is also an area of donation goods and breakfast,
morning tea and lunch is served. “The Salvos provide the
blankets and work with other members of the Gold Coast
Homelessness Network to make this day happen,” Mr
Johnstone said. Blankets can be dropped at funeral homes
as well as Salvos Stores in Mermaid Waters, Palm Beach,
Tweed Heads and Murwillumbah.
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Somerville Funerals: Nerang-Broadbeach Road,
Nerang & 65 Nind Street, Southport.
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Metropolitan Funerals: 44 Nind Street, Southport.
For details on how you can donate to or volunteer at
Homeless Connect, contact Gold Coast Youth Service on
55720400.
Tweed Museum Open Saturdays
The Tweed
Regional
Museum in Murwillumbah
will now be opened every
Saturday,
following
feedback
received
from the community.
Director
Community
and Natural Resources
Tracey
Stinson
said
visitors and the community wanted the museum needed
to open more regularly, particularly given its location in
the Murwillumbah town centre. “When the redeveloped
Museum at Murwillumbah opened in September 2014,
we experimented with opening hours to see when
people preferred to visit, knowing our capacity to open
every weekend was very limited,” Ms Stinson said. “We’ve
opened on the first Saturday of each month since the end
of 2014, and from Tuesday to Friday each week. However,
the community want more and we’re delivering through
opening our doors each Saturday,” she said. To mark the
occasion, Museum Director, Judy Kean, said there was a
Museum packed program during July. “We’re opening two
new exhibitions: What’s New 3, and Fit for a Queen: Clair’s
Story,” Ms Kean said. The museum will also host six talks
during the month of July. Entry to the Museum and all
GOLD COAST
talks are free. For further details visit the museum’s website
www.museum.tweed.nsw.gov.au or by calling 66702493.
Check out the What’s On section of the Friday Flyer for
museum events happening weekly.
Australian Contemporary Photography
Exhibition
Polixeni Papapetrou, Blinded, 2016, pigment ink print,
courtesy the artist and Stills Gallery.
Photographic works entered into the Josephine Ulrick and
Win Schubert Photography Award are on display at the Arts
Centre Gold Coast until 21 August. Now in its 16th year, the
award and accompanying exhibition are one of the most
important national surveys of Australian contemporary
photography. The 2016 selection of exhibited work has
drawn out several strong themes including: fictions,
identity, lifecycles, materiality and the loaded landscape.
Pictured is the work of Melbourne photographer Polixeni
Papapetrou who captured her own daughter within
exuberant floral layers, drawing the parallel to growthfrom flowering to inevitable demise. The Josephine Ulrick
and Win Schubert Photography Award 2016 exhibition
is on display in Gallery 1, Gold Coast City Gallery until 21
August 2016. The Gallery is open 10am-5pm MondayFriday, 11am-5pm on Saturdays and public holidays and
8:30am-5pm on Sundays (check out the Bundall Farmers
Markets before heading over to the gallery). Entry is
free. Also check out the What’s On section for free kids
photography workshops being offered in conjunction
with the exhibition.
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Helpful Hints
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Why spend big bucks on cleaning
products that are often toxic when
cheap products like vinegar can
dothejobjustaswell?Cleanyour
microwave by cooking a mixture
of water and vinegar for three to
fourminutes.Thebitsstucktoyour
microwave should come off with a
quickswipe.
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Clean grime or dirt from your
scissors with a cloth dipped in
vinegar.Useofwaterwilllikelyrust
the fastener that holds the blades
together.
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Clean venetian blinds by wearing
a white cotton glove moistened
withasolutionmadeofequalparts
vinegarandhottapwater.
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Toremovemarksleftbywetglasses
on wood furniture, mix equal parts
vinegar and olive oil and apply it
with a soft cloth while moving with
thewoodgrain.Useanotherclean,
softclothtoshineitup.Togetwhite
waterringsoffleatherfurniture,dab
them witha sponge soaked in fullstrengthwhitevinegar.
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Interesting Facts
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Elvishadanidenticaltwinbrotherwhowasstillborn.Asaresult,Elvis’parentswerehighlyprotectiveoftheir
remainingsonandraisedhimwithstrictreligioustenetsintheAssemblyofGodchurch.
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Elivis’manager,knownas‘Colonel’TomParker,isfamousforintroducingthestyleofcelebritymanagement
prominenttodaywhichpubliciseseveryaspectofaclient’slife.
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TheColonel’snamewasoriginallyCorneliusvanKuijk.HewasborninTheNetherlandsandenteredAmerica
illegallybyjumpingshipfromhisemployer’svessel.
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Onoccasion,ElviswoulddressinapoliceuniformandpatroltheMemphisfreeways(hecollectedpolice
badges)andstopmotoristsheconsideredtobedrivingirresponsibly.
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ElvismetPriscilla,thedaughterofanAirForceOfficer,whenhewasintheUSArmyandstationedinGermany
in1959.
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Pricillawas14yearsoldwhenshemetElvis.Hewas24.
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TheirdaughterLisaMariewasbornexactlyninemonthsaftertheirwedding.Priscillawas
21yearsold.
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ElviswasakeenkaratestudentandpersuadedPriscillatotakeitup.Priscillabegantaking
lessonsfromMikeStone,akarateinstructorshesoonbegananaffairwith.
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HEALTH & BEAUTY NEWS
Shanti’s Thought for the Week
Many people live their lives desperately seeking to draw
attention to themselves, to be noticed, accepted, and
adored, as if they were in the centre of a ring, and as if the
world should sit around applauding their every move. But
there are a small number of people in this world who live
their lives to make others smile, to remind others of the
magic and hope in the world, to help them discover the
possibilities that live within them. Whenever people like
this end up in the spotlight, they use their moment to
help others through the dark. These people are the miracle
workers. With unlimited blessings, Shantiji. Ph: 55310511
www.shantiyoga.com
Is Stress Giving You Wrinkles?
Have you been more on edge than usual lately? If you
answered YES to this query, you might be experiencing
the gnarly toll that stress can take on your looks. We’ve
all heard that anxiety and tension play key roles in the
progression of life threatening internal diseases like
high blood pressure and diabetes, but now’s the time to
learn about what happens to the things we can see on
the outside. A 2001 study conducted at the University of
California revealed that when cells are exposed to chronic
stress they age more quickly. And, of course, cellular aging
is what makes skin less elastic and supple thus leading to
premature sagging and wrinkling. When you’re stressed,
your brain releases neuro peptides, the free radicals that
can damage your cell membranes. If you put pin pricks
into a grape’s skin, the water will seep out. Those radicals
are essentially the pricks to our skin; once they’re released
they damage the cell membranes so that they lose water.
This water loss or dehydration leads to “fine lines and
wrinkles, a sallow tone and maybe even some dark circles
around your eyes because it also affects circulation.”
Hydration is so important for your skin and your therapist
can personalise a plan to help your skin return to a
healthier, plump, glowing state. This helpful information is
provided by Hope Island Medispa. Ph: 55108999.
ON THIS DAY
15th of July
Dangers of Drowsy Driving
1606 Rembrandt the Dutch painter is born.
Feeling tired throughout the day is seen as a normal thing,
but excessive daytime sleepiness is a common symptom
of Obstructive Sleep Apnoea. Have you considered how
this might affect other areas of your daily routine? Those
suffering from Sleep Apnoea are 2.5 times more likely to be
the driver in a car accident than those without the disorder.
Sleep deprivation causes people to unintentionally fall
asleep, increasing your chances of it happening behind
1799 The Rosetta Stone is found in the
Egyptian village of Rosetta.
1851 Charles La Trobe appointed as first
Lieutenant Governor of Victoria.
1912 The first branch of the Commonwealth
Bank opens.
the wheel. Those most at risk are those who drive long
distances while not being well rested. Managing your
sleep disorder is an important step to reduce your risks
of staying safe on the roads. A doctor specialising in sleep
disorders can help you get your sleeping under control.
This helpful information is provided by the SleepGP,
Malouf Medical Ph: 55368556 www.thesleepgp.com.au.
Not Just a Pretty Plant
Indoor plants are on trend
right now as they are great
for adding a splash of
greenery and embellishing
interior spaces. But plants
bring a lot more benefit
than just aethestics. They
have the ability to clean
the air we breathe and improve our physical and mental
wellbeing. Plants can keep respiratory distresses at bay and
decrease the incidence of dry skin and coughs because
they release up to 97% of the water they take in, thereby
humidifying the air. To make the most of this benefit, try
placing several plants next to each other. Succulents and
orchids are great for placing in the bedroom, because
during the night they refresh the air by taking in carbon
dioxide and releasing oxygen (the opposite to humans
and most other plants). Plants in general have also been
found to remove toxins from the air and improve mental
wellbeing. To improve health and reduce fatige and stress
it is recommended that a 20cm diameter pot every 12
square meters. To purify the air, use 15 to 18 plants in 15 to
20cm pots for every 9 square meters.
Get Moving for Better Health
Just move. That’s the advice of a lot of experts right now.
Sure you can put on the lycra and join a boot camp if
you’re up for it, but any movement is better than none.
Playing with the kids, mowing the lawn, standing during
the ad breaks, gardening- you don’t have to sweat bullets.
Anything that gets you moving, makes you breathe a
bit quicker and gets your heart beating faster is physical
activity. Physical activity not only burns excess kilojoules,
it reduces stress, protects you against all sorts of ailments
and helps you sleep better. Of course, the more active you
are the more you will benefit. Source: healthier.qld.gov.au.
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Tax Deduct the Flu Vaccine
Have you considered paying for your staff to have a flu
vaccine? There are tax benefits to companies who offer
this, as well as the obvious benefit of not having your
staff absent whilst they recover from illness. If you offer
the flu vaccine to all of your employees, it will be exempt
from Fringe Benefits Tax. Not all staff will accept the offer,
but it must be offered to all staff in order to be eligible for
the exemption from Fringe Benefits Tax. Flu vaccines are
also tax-deductible for employers who pay for their staff
vaccines. It might be worth marking in the diary ahead of
next year’s flu season. This helpful information is provided
by Charmaine Fels, Aquarius Accounts. Ph: 0419020701.
an event and decided to just not show up? When people
pay for something, not only do they use it, but they’re also
more likely to tell their friends and family about it as well.
Because once they have invested in it, they will defend
their own decision in any way possible. Therefore, the
money changing hands is less about what’s in it for you
as the seller, and more about them valuing and using a
solution they evidently need in their life. Make the sale
knowing that them paying for your service is doing them a
larger favour than it is you, and charge accordingly. Darcy
J Smyth is the lead trainer of the Tonal Persuasion Method
for Sales – www.tonalpersuasionmethod.com.
Ask Your Bank for a Better Deal
The New Currency of Success
Did you know that 95% of borrowers are paying too much
on their debt? It is costing people more than they realise.
A one percent difference may not sound like a lot but it
can be significant enough to buy you a holiday, pay off
your car or- in the long term- save a down payment on an
investment property. Generally, for every $100,000 on a
home loan, you save $1,000 per 1% of interest rate. This can
equate to around a $4,000 saving per year. Interest rates in
Australia are at an historic low. This may mean that if you
haven’t reviewed your home loan in the last few years,
you may be paying more than you need to. Banks aren’t
in the habit of reaching out to customers to give them a
better rate, it only happens through pressure. Getting a
good interest rate is all about negotiation with banks and
knowing what is happening in the market. Reviewing your
home loan in the current market can save you money. This
helpful information is provided by Alex Warren from www.
mangomoney.com.au.
If there was a magic pill that could grant us a couple extra
hours per day the next sentence out of our mouth would
be ‘where’s the water?’ ‘Busy’ would have to be the most
commonly used word in any form of small talk today. Barry
walks up to Sally, ‘So how have you been?’‘Yeah, BUSY!’ and
so goes the same conversation from the coffee shop to the
office and anywhere in between. In the business world
decision makers are becoming increasingly ‘time poor’.
They too are busy but on a larger scale. There is no white
space on their iPhone calendar; back to back meetings,
scheduled appointments, conference calls here and there.
With the addition of technology, apps, and automation
you would think that ‘free time’ would be in abundance
but you know as well as I do that it’s simply not true. It is
in fact creating an opposite effect, whereby we are simply
using technology as an aid to cram more things into our
days. So what does that mean for us in business during
the 21st century? It’s this: SPEED is the new currency of
success! How fast you can move in the market place, how
fast you send the right proposal, how fast you follow up,
how fast you can add tremendous value and how fast
you make the process simple for your potential client will
either leave you with great success or miserable failure.
So move fast today, take on your liquid form, and be the
first to the market place! This information is provided by
Steve Claydon, the Amazon #1 Best Selling Author of the
‘Diary of a S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Driven Kid’, Professional Speaker,
and Entrepreneur.
If People Pay, They Pay Attention
There are many business owners- particularly those just at
the start of their journey- who tend to have an aversion to
actually selling their product or service. The result from the
start is drastic discounting of prices, or even a complete
scrapping of the ‘price’ investment altogether. And it is at
this stage that the business owner must learn- for both
their own sake and the sake of their buyer- that without
a financial commitment the entire value equation goes
out the window. In order to value something, people
must pay for it. How many times have you downloaded
a free e-book and never read it? How many times have
you received a coupon for a free large chips and never
claimed it? How many times have you had a free ticket to
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Viva Surfers: Dean Z
See the Ultimate Elvis performance at the best possible
location. Free seating is available or to skip the queue
can be purchased from $30. Doors open 7pm, ThursdaySaturday, 14-16th July. Foreshore Marquee, Surfers Paradise.
Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist Contest
Watch Elvis tribute artists compete for this year’s title by
showcasing their best representation of the legacy of Elvis
Presley. Featuring the best of the best, entrants are judged
on strict criteria including vocals, style, stage wear and
stage presence. Round 1: 10am-5pm, Saturday 16th July.
Rounds 2 and 3: 11am-4pm, Sunday 17th July. Foreshore
Marquee, Surfers Paradise.
Viva Surfers: Various Free Events
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Surfers Paradise will be alive with free events, activities
and Elvis movies from 11am-9pm, Friday 15th July until
Sunday 17th July. A wide range of Elvis memorabilia will
be available for sale from 6pm-7:30pm on Friday 15th
July. 11am-7:30pm on Saturday 16th July. 11am-4:30pm
on Sunday 17th July. The Surfers foreshore is also set
to transform to classic car heaven when the Gold Coast
Muscle Car Club take over the glitter strip with the Classic
Show ‘n’ Shine Car Show. 10am-4pm, Saturday and Sunday
16-17 July. From 7:30pm on Saturday night check out
Elvis film Blue Hawaii and from 5:30pm on Sunday movies
Wizard of Oz and Girls Girls Girls will be on at the Soul
Boardwalk Cinema. Check out www.surfersparadise.com
for full event schedule.
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media is and take a walk through some of the most
popular applications. Beginner class. Broadbeach Library:
2pm-4pm, Monday 18th July. Burleigh Waters Library:
1pm-3pm, Monday 18th July. Helensvale Library: 10am12pm, Wednesday 20th July. Palm Beach Library: 1pm3pm, Thursday 21st July. Southport Library: 11am-1pm,
Wednesday 20th July.
Responsible Runners
Are you a keen runner or walker? Responsible Runners
Gold Coast are when adventure meets conservation. The
four groups across the coast meet at the same spot every
week for 30 minutes to run, walk, talk and pick up litter. The
litter collected is recorded in the Australian Marine Debris
Initiative to inspire different approaches to prevent our
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waterways and beaches being littered. All ages and fitness
levels welcome. Choose between four locations. The Spit
(VMR tower): 7am every Wednesday. Mermaid Beach SLSC:
6pm every Thursday. Burleigh Heads (near beach patrol
tower): 4pm every Saturday. Tugun SLSC: 6:30am every
Saturday. Email: [email protected].
Colour Run Gold Coast
Get ready to celebrate with more fun, more sun, and
even more colours for you and your friends to experience
together. The most memorable 5km of your life includes
music, dancing, unique photo opportunities, and massive
colour throws. 8am, Sunday July 17th, Cbus Super Stadium,
Centreline Pl, Robina. Buy tickets at www.thecolorrun.com.au.
Philippine Festival
Immerse yourself in the vibrant and rich culture of the
Philippines at the annual Philippine Festival. Enjoy the
unique sights, tastes and internationally acclaimed male
harmony trio The Lions Den. 9:30am-5pm, Sunday 17th
July. (Rescheduled due to bad weather last month). The
Great Lawn, Broadwater Parklands, Southport.
Triggers That Make Us Overeat
Join accredited dietician and exercise physiologist, Laura
King, to explore the hidden triggers in our relationship
with food that encourage us to eat too much and build
skills to gain control of your eating. This is a free workshop.
Call 55811671 to book. 9:30am-10:30am, Friday 15th July.
Elanora Library, The Pines Shopping Centre.
Bastille Day Celebrations
Celebrate Bastille Day with the French with French food,
can can dancers and the feel of Europe in the warm
German Club. Eating, dancing and drinking....and all
of this with no entry fee! Children are welcome as there
is a great big space to dance and to run around and a
children’s menu is available! Incroyable....Cest magnifique!
From 5pm, Saturday 16th July. Gold Coast German Club, 3
Jondique Ave, Carrara. For Bookings call 0488068603.
Hungarian Senior Citizens Club
Join the club for a hot lunch and activities such as
Hungarian poems, jokes, choir, and bus tours. 10am-1pm,
every Tuesday. Broadbeach Senior Citizens Centre, 23
Peters Drive, Broadbeach. Contact Tamas Bozsik, president
on 55972989.
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Letting Go of Anxiety with EFT
Presenter Nelle Flynn, an advanced EFT practitioner with
many years of experience, will explain Emotional Freedom
Technique and how you can learn to quickly relieve a variety
of emotional challenges. 10:30am-12pm, Wednesday 20th
July. Elanora Library, The Pines Shopping Centre.
10am, Thursday 21st July. Tweed Library, Brett St, Tweed
Heads. Books essential: 55693150.
Meet the Author: Alan Ernst
Enjoy a fundraising auction of artwork by talented
local artist Audie Burns. Born in 1929, Audie’s art love of
Australia’s flora and fauna, and reflects many years working
with aboriginal communities. Enjoy drinks on arrival and
your opportunity to bid on this rare opportunity to own
a piece of timeless artwork. Tickets $10. 5:30pm-7:30pm,
Thursday 21 July. Currumbin RSL, 165 Duringham Street,
Currumbin.
Meet Alan Ernst author of Best Beach and Hinterland Walks
of the Gold Coast, as he shares his experience writing
this book and his many years in the publishing industry.
10:30am-12pm, Monday 18th July. Broadbeach Library.
Piggabeen Valley Market
At the Piggabeen Valley Market a great variety of stalls
await, featuring handmade arts and crafts, food, tea and
coffee, homebaked treats, local produce, bric a brac,
massage and much more. There will be live music, so BYO
picnic rug or chairs, relax & enjoy the music while you
brunch, lunch or shop! Only 10 minutes from Kirra, with
loads of country charm. Prizes for the best hat! 9am-2pm,
3rd Sunday of every month, next: 19th June. Piggabeen
Hall, 525 Piggabeen Road, Piggabeen. Ph: 0409596983.
Cocktails4Mates
National finalist in the Face of the Globe Australia Pageant
Jennifer Blake is hosting this cocktail party to raise funds
for Mates4Mates. Mates4Mates provides help to existing
and retired servicemen and women who have suffered
injury, both physical and mental. Mates4Mates in Townsville
supported Jennifer’s dad a great deal. Tickets are $65 per
person. There will also be raffles, lucky door prizes, and
a silent art auction. Red carpet arrivals kick off at 6:30pm.
Currumbin RSL, Waterside Events, 165 Duringan St, Currumbin.
Probus Club of Burleigh Waters
Retirees are invited to meet with Probus Club of Burleigh
Waters. Nominally a men’s club, with wives invited to
attend all meetings and outings. Monthly guest speaker
each month, plus a monthly outing. 10am, third Monday
of each month. At the Community Centre in Christine Ave,
Burleigh Waters. Please contact Brian on 55206332 or Colin
on 0427272829.
Learn to Knit
Have you always wanted to learn to knit? Join this cosy,
relaxed session where we will show you how to get started.
Audie Burns Art Exhibition and
Fundraiser
Auslan Tour of Tweed Museum
Join a Tweed Regional Museum guide and Auslan
interpreter on a guided tour of the museum exhibitions,
including the history of the building and highlights of the
collection on display. These tours are offered in conjunction
with the Tweed Regional Gallery and Margaret Olley Arts
Centre, who offer a tour at 12:30pm. 10am-11am, Saturday
16 July. Tweed Regional Museum, Murwillumbah. Tours
are free but bookings esstential: [email protected] or
(02)66702493 (this number accepts talking texts).
Holiday Program at Cabarita
There are loads of activities every day of these school
holidays (for NSW) at the Cabarita Youth Service. Join
job club from 3pm-6pm on Monday 18th July or boxing
with Nick and free pizza from 4pm-5:30pm on Tuesday
14th July. On Wicked Wednesday (20th July) there will
be a skate session, BBQ and sports from 3pm-6pm.
Cabarita Youth Service, 45 Tweed Coast Rd, Bogangar.
For more information go to www.facebook.com/
CabaritaYouthService or call 0423872870.
Laughter Yoga
U3A Twin Towns have introduced a fun new class in
Laughter Yoga. Open to all ages and abilities: sit or stand
during the class. Laughter Yoga is a new twist on an
ancient practice. Not only does it increase happiness,
but it also strengthens the immune system, reduces
pain and lowers stress. More contagious than a cough or
sneeze, laughter relaxes the whole body. It triggers the
release of endorphins, promoting an overall sense of wellbeing. Enquiries ring (07)5534 7333 9 to 12 noon or email
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TV GUIDE
Friday 15th
6pm Family Feud 6.30 The
Project 7.30 The Living Room
8.30 The Graham Norton Show
9.30 Have You Been Paying
Attention? 10.30 To Be Advised
11.30 The Project
6pm Nine News 7.00 ACA
7.30 Rugby League. NRL.
Round 19. St George Illawarra
Dragons v Gold Coast Titans.
10.10 MOVIE: Rocky V (1990)
6pm Seven News 7.00 Better
Homes And Gardens 8.30
MOVIE: Endless Love (2014)
Alex Pettyfer. 10.45 To Be
Advised 11.45 The Goldbergs
6pm Antiques Roadshow 7.00
News 7.30 7.30 8.00 Tony
Robinson’s Time Walks 8.30 New
Tricks 9.30 Silent Witness 10.30
Lateline 11.05 The Business
11.20 Broadchurch
6pm Nigella Bites 6.30 SBS World
News 7.30 The Nefertiti Bust
8.25 The Inca: Masters Of The
Clouds 9.30 SBS World News
Late Edition 10.00 Cycling. Tour
de France. Stage 13.
6pm Feud 6.30 Neighbours
7.05 Simpsons 7.30 How I Met
Your Mother 8.00 Rules Of
Engagement 8.30 MOVIE: Patch
Adams (1998) 10.50 James
Corden 11.50 King Of Queens
Saturday 16th
6pm Modern Family 6.30
Bondi Vet 7.30 David
Attenborough’s
Fishing
Leopards 8.30 MOVIE: Taken
2 (2012) Liam Neeson. 10.25
MOVIE: The Counselor (2013)
6pm Nine News 7.00
MOVIE: Volcano (1997)
9.10 MOVIE: Patriot Games
(1992) Harrison Ford, Anne
Archer, Patrick Bergin. 11.35
MOVIE: Tenderness (2009)
6pm Seven News 7.00
MOVIE: The Mummy Returns
(2001) 9.35 MOVIE: Lara Croft
Tomb Raider: The Cradle Of
Life (2003) Angelina Jolie,
Gerard Butler.
5pm Midsomer Murders 6.30
Gardening Australia 7.00 News
7.30 The Coroner 8.20 Indian
Summers 9.10 The Doctor Blake
Mysteries 10.05 MOVIE: Holy
Flying Circus (2011) 11.35 8MMM
6pm Grand Tours 6.30 SBS
World News 7.30 The Six
Queens Of Henry VIII 8.30
RocKwiz Salutes The Decades
9.30 Cycling. Tour de France.
Stage 14.
5.25pm To Be Advised 6.35
Becker 7.05 Everybody Loves
Raymond 8.05 To Be Advised
8.35 The Graham Norton Show
9.35 Sex And The City 10.55 To
Be Advised 11.55 The Loop
Sunday 17th
6pm Family Feud: Disney 6pm Nine News 7.00 To Be
Edition 6.30 The Great Advised 10.00 See No Evil
Australian Spelling Bee 7.30 11.00 Major Crimes
MasterChef Australia 9.00
MOVIE: Anchorman 2: The
Legend Continues (2013) Will
Ferrell. 11.25 48 Hours
6pm Seven News 7.00
Sunday Night 8.00 Billy
Connolly’s Tracks Across
America 9.00 Bones 10.00
Bones 11.00 Castle
6pm Surfing The Menu: The Next
Generation 6.30 Compass 7.00
ABC News 7.40 Grand Designs
New Zealand 8.30 Barracuda
9.25 Stop Laughing… This Is
Serious 10.30 Shaun Micallef’s
MAD AS HELL 11.00 MOVIE:
Mystery Road (2013)
6pm Grand Tours Of Scotland
6.30 SBS World News 7.30
Rome: Empire Without Limit
8.30 Cycling. Tour de France.
Stage 15. Bourg-en-Bresse
to Culoz. 159km mediummountain stage. From France.
6pm Family Feud: Disney
Edition 6.30 Everybody Loves
Raymond 7.30 How I Met
Your Mother 8.00 Rules Of
Engagement 8.30 American
Gothic 10.30 James Corden
11.30 Nurse Jackie
Monday 18th
Project 7.30 MasterChef
Australia 8.40 Have You
Been Paying Attention?
9.40 NCIS: New Orleans
10.40 Elementary 11.30 The
Project
6pm Nine News 7.00 A
Current Affair 7.30 20 To
One 8.40 Love Child 9.40
The Briefcase 10.40 An Hour
To Save Your Life
6pm Seven News 7.00 Home
And Away 7.30 Highway
Patrol 8.00 World’s Angriest
9.00 MOVIE: The Bourne
Supremacy (2004) Matt
Damon. 11.10 Car Crash TV
11.40 The Goldbergs
News 7.30 7.30 8.00 Australian
Story 8.30 Four Corners 9.20
Media Watch 9.35 Q&A 10.40
11.30 Golf. PGA Tour. Barbasol
Championship. Highlights.
6pm Nigella Bites 6.30 SBS
World News 7.35 Predict My
Future: The Science Of Us
8.30 The Island With Bear
Grylls 9.30 SBS World News
Late Edition 10.00 Cycling.
Tour de France. Stage 16.
6pm
Family
Feud
6.30
Neighbours 7.00 The Simpsons
7.30 How I Met Your Mother 8.00
Fresh Off The Boat 8.30 Sleepy
Hollow 9.30 BrainDead 10.30
How I Met Your Mother 11.00
The Late Late Show With James
Corden
Tuesday 19th
Australia 8.40 NCIS 9.40
NCIS: Los Angeles 10.40
NCIS: Los Angeles 11.30 The
Project
Current Affair 7.30 Britain’s
Got Talent 9.30 To Be
Advised 11.30 A To Z
6pm News 7.00 Home And
Away 7.30 Pensioners Make
You Laugh Out Loud 8.30
Winners & Losers 9.30 Ramsay’s
Kitchen Nightmares 10.30 The
Goldbergs 11.30 Bates Motel
6pm Antiques 7.00 News 7.30
7.30 8.00 Catalyst 8.30 Martin
Clunes 9.20 Foreign Corre 9.50
The Book Club 10.20 Lateline
10.50 The Business 11.05
Australia Remembers: Fromelles
Commemoration
World News 7.30 Great
Continental Railway Journeys
8.30 Insight 9.30 Dateline 10.00
SBS World News Late Edition
10.30 Crimes Of Passion
6pm
Family
Feud
6.30
7.30 How I Met Your Mother
8.00 The Grinder 8.30 MOVIE:
Transformers: Dark Of The Moon
(2011) 11.35 How I Met Your
Mother
Wednesday 20th
Australia 8.40 Offspring
9.40 Madam Secretary
10.40 Hawaii Five-0 11.30
The Project
Current Affair 7.30 David
Attenborough’s The Hunt
8.40 The NRL Footy Show
10.40 The NRL Rookie 11.40
Weeds
6pm Seven News 7.00
Home And Away 7.30 Border
Security: Australia’s Front Line
8.00 The Force: Behind The
Line 8.30 Criminal Minds 9.30
Criminal Minds 10.30 Motive
11.30 Defiance
News 7.30 7.30 8.00 QI 8.30
Shaun Micallef’s MAD AS HELL
9.00 Catherine Tate’s Nan 9.35
Adam Hills: The Last Leg 10.20
11.05 Four Corners 11.55 Media
Watch
World News 7.30 Byzantium:
A Tale Of Three Cities 8.30
Caged 9.30 SBS World News
Late Edition 10.00 Cycling.
6pm
Family
Feud
6.30
7.30 How I Met Your Mother 8.00
Futurama 8.30 The Simpsons
9.00 Bordertown 9.30 Bob’s
Burgers 10.00 Duckman 10.30
How I Met Your Mother 11.00
James Corden
Australia 8.40 Law & Order:
SVU 10.40 Blue Bloods 11.30
The Project
6pm Nine News 7.00 ACA 7.30
NRL. North Queensland Cowboys
v Canterbury Bulldogs. 10.10
World’s Funniest Videos Top 10
Countdown 11.10 The AFL Footy
Show
6pm Seven News 7.00 Home
And Away 8.00 Surveillance
Oz 9.00 The Big Bang Theory
9.30 The Big Bang Theory
10.00 Rush Hour
Clarke And Dawe 7.00 News 7.30
7.30 8.00 QI 8.30 New Blood 9.30
Barracuda 10.25 Lateline 11.00
The Business 11.15 Trigger Point
6pm Nigella Bites 6.30 SBS World
News 7.30 Eating History: Italy
8.30 Poh & Co. Best Bites 9.00
Made In Italy 9.30 SBS World
News Late Edition 10.00 Cycling.
6pm
Family
Feud
6.30
Neighbours 7.00 Simpsons 7.30
How I Met Your Mother 8.00 New
Girl 8.30 Jane The Virgin 9.30 To
Be Advised 10.30 How I Met Your
Mother 11.00 James Corden
Thursday 21st
Please Note: Listings are correct at the time of print and are subject to change by the networks.
6pm Family Feud 6.30 M*A*S*H
7.30 MacGyver 8.30 Walker,
Texas Ranger 9.30 MOVIE:
Gun (2010) 11.15 Bear Grylls:
Mission Survive
6pm MOVIE: Lego Batman:
The Movie – DC Super Heroes
Unite (2013) 7.30 MOVIE: The
Lego Movie (2014) 9.30 MOVIE:
Olympus Has Fallen (2013)
5.30pm Gilmore Girls 6.30
Friends 7.30 As Time Goes
By 8.50 MOVIE: Bonnie And
Clyde (1967) 11.05 MOVIE: The
Magnificent Seven Ride! (1972)
6pm American Pickers 7.00
Pawn Stars 7.30 AFL PreGame Show 8.00 Football.
AFL. Round 17. Fremantle v
Geelong.
5.30pm 60 Minute Makeover
6.30 Bargain Hunt 7.30 Border
8.30 Escape To The Country 9.30
The Art Of The Architect 10.30
Best Houses Australia 11.00 The
Woman Who Woke Up Chinese
7pm Spicks And Specks 7.30
Doctor Who 8.15 Doctor Who
Extra 8.30 Hoarder Next Door
9.15 Drug Runners 10.05 Adam
Hills 10.50 Jimmy Fallon 11.30
Sherlock
6pm Street Genius 6.25 365
6.30 MythBusters 7.30 Friday
Feed 8.00 Illusions Of Grandeur
8.30 Adam Looking For Eve
9.20 Sex Addicts 10.20 MOVIE:
Thunderbolt (1995)
6pm The Renovation King
6.30 Last Man Standing
7.30 Star Trek: The Next
Generation 8.30 Zoo 9.30
Minority Report 10.30 Crisis
11.30 Legends
6pm MOVIE: Cats & Dogs
(2001) Tobey Maguire, Sean
P. Hayes. 7.45 MOVIE: ScoobyDoo (2002) 9.30 MOVIE: The
Whole Nine Yards (2000)
Bruce Willis. 11.30 Go Girls
6.30 MOVIE: The Frisco Kid
(1979) Gene Wilder, Harrison
Ford. 8.55 MOVIE: Rob Roy
(1995) Liam Neeson, Jessica
Lange, John Hurt. 11.50
MOVIE: Burglar (1987)
5pm MOVIE: Smokey And The
Bandit II (1980) Burt Reynolds,
Jackie Gleason. 7.00 Football.
AFL. Round 17. Western
Bulldogs v Gold Coast. 10.00
MOVIE: Transporter 3 (2008)
5.30pm No Reservations 6.30
A Touch Of Frost 8.30 Escape
To The Country 9.30 Nick
Knowles’ Original Features
10.30 Terror In The Skies
11.30 No Reservations
Highway Thru Hell 8.15 Would
I Lie To You? At Christmas 8.45
Live From The BBC 9.15 Live At
The Apollo 10.00 Comedy Up
Late 10.30 Broad City 10.50
Episodes 11.20 Adam Hills
5.30pm MOVIE: The Triplets
Of Belleville (2003) 7.00 Des
Bishop: Breaking China 7.30 If
You Are The One 8.30 The Island
With Bear Grylls 9.30 Spotless
11.35 MOVIE: Sexy Beast (2000)
6pm Family Feud: Disney Edition
6.30 M*A*S*H 7.30 Russell
Coight’s All Aussie Adventures
8.30 Chopper’s Republic Of
Anzakistan 9.00 Last Man
Standing 9.30 MotoGP. Race 9.
German Grand Prix. 11.00 The
Unstoppables
6pm MOVIE: Valiant (2005)
7.30 MOVIE: Dumb &
Dumber (1994) Jim Carrey,
Jeff Daniels. 9.45 MOVIE:
Yes Man (2008) Jim Carrey,
Zooey Deschanel. 11.50
Adult Swim
4pm MOVIE: The Sundowners
(1960) Robert Mitchum,
Deborah Kerr. 6.30 MOVIE:
A View To A Kill (1985) 9.10
MOVIE: The Living Daylights
(1987) Timothy Dalton. 11.50
Person Of Interest
4.30pm
Football.
AFL.
Round 17. Brisbane Lions v
GWS. 7.15 MOVIE: Men In
Black 3 (2012) 9.25 MOVIE:
Ender’s Game (2013) Asa
Butterfield, Hailee Steinfeld.
11.45 1000 Ways To Die
6pm Mighty Ships 7.00 For
The Love Of Dogs 7.30 Border
Patrol 8.00 Motorway Patrol
8.30 Escape To The Country
9.30 Escape To The Continent
10.45 Mighty Ships 11.45
Best Houses Australia
Seconds From Disaster 8.20 The
Daters 8.30 Michael McIntyre’s
Comedy Roadshow 9.15 Louis
Theroux’s Weird Weekends 10.05
Drug Runners: The Peruvian
Connection 10.55 Buzzcocks
11.25 Confessions Of A Nurse
6.05pm The Numbers Game
6.35 Ninja Warrior Sweden 7.30
If You Are The One 8.30 Drunk
History UK 9.00 South Park 9.50
Full Frontal With Samantha Bee
10.20 Sex Box USA 11.10 Shot
By Kern 11.40 Doin’ It Baja
6pm Family Feud 6.30
M*A*S*H 7.30 Undercover
Boss 8.30 MOVIE: Mission:
Impossible – Ghost Protocol
(2011) 11.10 Chopper’s
Republic Of Anzakistan 11.40
Super Rugby Extra Time
6pm Regular Show 6.30
Adventure Time 7.00 The
Middle 7.30 Auction Hunters
8.00 Top Gear 9.30 MOVIE:
Tango & Cash (1989) Sylvester
Stallone, Kurt Russell. 11.35
The NRL Rookie
Friends 7.00 Friends 7.30
David Attenborough’s Life
Story 8.40 Andrew Marr’s
History Of The World 10.00
Fugitive: Black Ops 11.10
Spooks
Pawn Stars 7.30 Pawn Stars
8.00 Pawn Stars 8.30 The Big
Bang Theory 9.00 The Big
Bang Theory 9.30 The Big
Bang Theory 10.00 Family
Guy 11.00 American Dad!
5.30pm
60
Minute
Makeover 6.30 Bargain
Hunt 7.30 Cities Of The
Underworld 8.30 Prime
Suspect 10.30 Air Crash
Investigation 11.30 Bargain
Hunt
Extra 8.30 Louis Theroux’s Weird
Weekends 9.20 Ross Kemp:
Extreme World 10.00 Adam
Hills: The Last Leg 10.40 Jimmy
Fallon 11.25 Michael McIntyre’s
Comedy Roadshow
6.05pm If You Are The One
7.05 Brooklyn Nine-Nine 7.35
The Feed 8.05 The Mindy
Project 8.35 Awkward. 9.00
Faking It 9.30 MOVIE: Convict
(2014) George Basha. 11.25
MOVIE: Bronson (2008)
M*A*S*H 7.30 48 Hours 8.30
MOVIE: A Time To Kill (1996)
Samuel L Jackson, Matthew
McConaughey. 11.35 The
Americans
Middle 7.30 The NRL Rookie
8.30 MOVIE: Troy (2004)
Brad Pitt, Eric Bana, Orlando
Bloom.
Agatha Christie’s Poirot 8.40
Agatha Christie’s Marple
11.10 The Paradise
Pawn Stars 7.30 Highway
Patrol 8.30 Outback Truckers
9.30 Ice Road Truckers 10.30
Counting Cars 11.00 Speed
With Guy Martin
5.30pm
60
Minute
Hunt 7.30 Kingdom 8.30
Inspector Morse 10.30 The
Border 11.30 Bargain Hunt
Extra 8.30 Good Game 9.00 Black
Comedy 9.30 Hard Time 10.20
Adam Hills: The Last Leg 11.05
Jimmy Fallon 11.45 Ross Kemp:
Extreme World
6.05pm If You Are The One
7.05 Brooklyn Nine-Nine 7.30
The Feed 8.00 Full Frontal With
Samantha Bee 8.30 The Night
Bus 9.25 Walk Of Shame Shuttle
10.15 Bad Bridesmaid 11.10
South Park 11.35 The Feed
M*A*S*H
7.30
The
Unstoppables 8.30 David
Attenborough’s Africa 9.30
Bear Grylls: Mission Survive
10.30 Legends 11.30 Sons Of
Anarchy
Middle 7.30 The Big Bang
Theory 8.00 The Big Bang
Theory 8.30 MOVIE: Lethal
Weapon 4 (1998) Mel Gibson.
11.10 For The Love Of Cars
Miss Marple 8.40 Midsomer
10.50
The
Murders
Mysteries Of Laura 11.50
Monarch Of The Glen
Pawn Stars 7.30 Beverly
Hills Pawn 8.00 Beverly
Hills Pawn 8.30 Storage
Wars 9.00 Storage Wars
9.30 Baggage Battles 10.00
Hardcore Pawn
5.30pm
60
Minute
Hunt 7.30 Doc Martin 8.30
Lewis 10.30 How Britain
Worked 11.30 Bargain Hunt
Doctor Who 8.30 Sherlock
10.00 Adam Hills: The Last
Leg 10.45 The Tonight Show
Starring Jimmy Fallon 11.25
Hard Time
6pm If You Are The One 7.05
Brooklyn Nine-Nine 7.30
The Feed 8.00 Geeks Who
Drink 8.30 MOVIE: The Thing
(1982) Kurt Russell, Wilford
Brimley, Keith David. 10.30
MOVIE: The Station (2013)
6pm Family Feud 6.30 M*A*S*H
7.30 Gold Coast Cops 8.30
Megacities 9.30 Cops: Adults
Only 10.30 Undercover Boss
11.30 Chopper’s Republic Of
Anzakistan
Adv Time 7.00 The Middle
8.30 Mike & Molly 9.30 Mom
10.30 Anger Management
11.30 Sullivan & Son
Friends 7.30 River Cottage:
Spring 8.30 Escape To The
Country 10.50 Animal Rescue
Thailand 11.50 Monarch Of The
Glen
6pm American Pickers 7.00 Pawn
Stars 7.30 Big Bang 8.30 BBQ
Pitmasters 9.30 Grilled 10.30
Man Finds Food 11.00 Chow
Masters 11.30 Operation Repo
5.30pm 60 Minute Makeover
6.30 Bargain Hunt 7.30 The
Vicar Of Dibley 8.30 Murdoch
Mysteries 10.30 Suspects
11.30 Bargain Hunt
Doctor Who 8.30 MAD AS HELL
9.00 Episodes 9.30 Buzzcocks
10.00 Broad City 10.25 Adam
Hills: The Last Leg 11.05 Jimmy
Fallon 11.50 Live At The Apollo
6.05pm The One 7.05 Brooklyn
Nine-Nine 7.30 Feed 8.00 Billy
On The Street 8.30 MythBusters
9.30 Internet Ruined My Life
10.20 Age Of Loneliness 11.25
League Nation Live
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> Check park brake and adjust if necessary
> Check drive belts
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> Check cooling system, hoses & connections
> Check tyre condition, including spare & report
> Check air cleaner element
> Check all lights, wipers, tyre pressure & all fluid levels
> Check all oil levels
> Check all air conditioning components
> Check steering and suspension components
> Check exhaust system
> Check front and rear brakes
> Road test vehicle
> Free rotate and balance
> Free car wash on passenger type vehicles
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