Amy Bock Sunshine Coast Rugby development officer on Sport 101.5 2018-04-02

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The morning after!…the best way to celebrate is with a good cuppa while listening to your Community Radio Station, Classic Hits 101.5FM.

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21 hours ago

Saturday night……just chill’n
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1 day ago

On this wet Election Day Saturday there are many local cafes that you can pop into for food and beverage.

Our wonderful sponsors at the Grounds Cafe, Caboolture Central have a gorgeous winter display.

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Toorbul Rural Fire Brigade

2 days ago

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The Toorbul Rural Fire Brigade is having an Open Day Saturday 28th May from 10am, so what a wonderful way to entertain the kidlets, and the Dads! and show support to all the hardworking SES that care for us in troubling times.

Check out their FB page for more information.

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2 days ago

"Another Great Place In Our Region & Surrounds"

Queen Mary Falls is in Main Range National Park about 120km south-west of Brisbane and is part of the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage Area.
From the picnic area, head along a fragrant eucalypt-topped ridgeline to the lush, rainforested gorge to view the falls. There is a viewing platform at the top of the waterfall, only a short 200-metre walk from the entrance. It will take you about 20 minutes return.
At the lookout, watch Spring Creek plunge 40m over the falls to the valley floor. Marvel at the rainbows created by the waterfall’s sheer mist, and watch as the creek continues its twisting journey along the valley, to join the Condamine River’s upper reaches. You can then continue along the track to the valley floor and cool off in the waterfall’s misty spray—perfect on a hot summer’s day.
Park Rangers suggest walking the circuit in a clockwise direction as it is easier on the legs! Take care on the causeway as the surface can become slippery when wet. Do not attempt to cross when in flood or if water covers the causeway. This is a 2km circuit walk.

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