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SUMMARY:Is Everybody Here Saturday 23 September at Morayfield State High School
DESCRIPTION:Thank you once again to everyone\, both past and new exhibitors\, for the amazing response we have received so far. \nIn 2017 ‘Is Everybody Here…’ has grown again to be one of the largest community inclusion expos of its kind to be held in the Moreton Bay Region. And in 2017\, Caboolture Disability Support Network and our own local Radio Station 101.5fm have partnered to give our community an event that is truly unique throughout Queensland with presenters from Government\, NDIA\, Community groups\, Qld Police Service and others. \nPlease note if you would like to be involved in the Expo but not stay until the end of the Festival you can apply for an Expo Site which runs from 10am until 4.30pm. \nPlease note: Due to safety factors No vehicles are to be moved within the event grounds during those times. \nThe Expo: Is for Community Organisations\, Not-for-Profits\, Government Sectors and relevant Commercial Enterprises who are all welcomed to exhibit their service and be involved. The expo commences at 10am and finishes at 4.30pm. Also all Expo Organisations may be represented at the Presentations Q&A in the main pavilion with regard to up to 3 questions for the presenters. \nThe Festival: Consists of Rides\, food\, live entertainment\, presentations and prizes/give-aways that will all be part of the day and concludes with a Laser Light show at 7pm. \n‘Is Everybody Here…’ provides an opportunity for all businesses\, government\, corporate\, community or not-for-profits to join together for a day aimed at informing\, entertaining\, fundraising and supporting opportunities for our entire community including people with disabilities\, mental health\, Multicultural\, Indigenous\, all of our Youth\, our Elderly and every single other citizen. \n  \nSite costs are as little as $80.00 for an unpowered 3 x 3m. \nLarger sites are available at 6 x 3m for $110.00 unpowered. \nFor all food Stall outlets the fee is $250.00 per Stall. \nPowered sites will be available with an additional charge of $40 per site. \n(All fees are charged GST inclusive) \nPlease don’t hesitate to contact us should you have any further questions. \nIf you are interested in sponsorship opportunities\, have any ideas or would simply like to be involved in building an inclusive community\, also give us a call.   \nPhone: Matt McCracken: 0410 660 858 or email to: iseverybodyhere@gmail.com \nTHANK YOU for your time and once again\, we look forward to hearing from you soon. \nCheers from the Team at ‘Is Everybody Here’ and Caboolture Disability Support Network.
URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/is-everybody-here-saturday-23-september-at-morayfield-state-high-school/
LOCATION:Morayfield State High School\, 70 Visentin Rd\, Morayfield\, Queensland\, 4506\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Zonta High Tea Friday 22 September at Morayfield Community Centre
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URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/zonta-high-tea-friday-22-september-at-morayfield-community-centre/
LOCATION:Morayfield Community Centre\, 298 Morayfield Road\, Morayfield\, Queensland\, 4506\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Aida on the Beach at Coolangatta Beach September 21 – 30\, 2017
DESCRIPTION:  \nThe site opens at 5pm\, performance is at 6:30pm. It runs 2 hours and 40 mins including a 30-minute interval.  \n6 performances in total from 21-30 September\, with performances running Thursday-Saturday. \nURL for the website is http://opera.org.au/beach  \nA royal love triangle\, a fight for freedom and the famous ‘Triumphal March’ will light up the sky when Aida comes to the beach in 2017.\nIt’s a night at the theatre\, re-imagined for the kind of evening where you couldn’t bear to go inside. \nA huge cast and orchestra perform Verdi’s famous music in a new production featuring fireworks of the vocal and exploding kind\, colourful costumes and local surf life savers parading past you on the sand. \nWe open the site at 5pm\, so arrive as the sun is setting and take in the view with a glass of bubbles as dusk falls. Meet your friends and family for an alfresco dinner\, then settle in for a night of singing and spectacle at the water’s edge.
URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/aida-on-the-beach-at-coolangatta-beach-september-21-30-2017/
LOCATION:Coolangatta Beach – Queen Elizabeth Park\, Corner Marine Parade and McDonald Street\, Coolangatta\, Queensland\, 4225\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170920T080000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170920T080000
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SUMMARY:Bribie Gem & Fossicking Club GemFest 2017 9-10 September
DESCRIPTION:The Bribie Island Gem & Fossicking Club’s  Gem Festival is being held on the weekend of September 9th & 10th at the Bribie Island Gem & Fossicking Club located in the grounds of the Bribie Island Art Centre. Times 8am to 4pm.  \nThere will be exhibitors selling rough gemstones\, faceted stones\, cabochons\, jewellery\, fossils\, mineral specimens\, lapidary tools and equipment. \nBeautiful hand crafted silver jewellery is available for sales by Club members. Thought out the day\, members will give demonstrations of faceting\, cabbing and silversmithing.  \nChildren can enjoy the lucky dip and fossicking tables were they can hunt for hidden gems. There is a wonderful Children’s raffle to be won too. \nFood and refreshments will be available. \n Our major raffle price\, donated by Tangalooma Island Resort is a Family day trip to the Resort (2 Adults & 2 children). In additional\, 3 fabulous jewellery prizes created by club members are to be won in the raffle.  \nTicket are $2.00\, available from the Gem & Fossicking Club . Entry to the show is a gold coin\, children under 15 Free. 
URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/bribie-gem-fossicking-club-gemfest-2017-9-10-september/
LOCATION:Bribie Island Community Arts Centre\, 191 Sunderland Drive\, Banksia Beach\, Queensland\, 4507\, Australia
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SUMMARY:RockStock Festival 2017 is on Sunday 17th of September in Helidon
DESCRIPTION:Come\, enjoy\, sing and dance along to the Rock and Roll hit songs of the ’50s and ’60s\, including Elvis\, Cliff Richard and Bill Haley\, just to name a few of the classics that will be played live by front line band ‘Salt’.  \nEvery year we begin the biblical New Year week with a community party with fun song and dance—just like the biblical David danced and sang for the glory of God with his village or stock (tribe). \nRockStock is dedicated to music and dance and sharing it with those who want a reign of peace & joy.  \nThere will be live entertainment\, youth rock n roll dance displays\, a car show\, market stalls\, performers\, and much more. See you there!
URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/rockstock-festival-2017-is-on-sunday-17th-of-september-in-helidon/
LOCATION:Rockstock Farm\, Dip Road\, Helidon\, Queensland\, 4344\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Div 12 BBQ & Bonfire Night Saturday 16 September
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URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/div-12-bbq-bonfire-night-saturday-16-september/
LOCATION:Wamuran Sports Complex\, 84 Campbells Pocket Road\, Wamuran\, Queensland\, 4512\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Food Truck Fiesta at The Hub Caboolture on Friday September 15
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URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/food-truck-fiesta-at-the-hub-caboolture-on-friday-september-15/
LOCATION:The Caboolture Hub\, 4 Hasking St\, Caboolture\, Queensland\, 4510\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170909T143000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170909T203000
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SUMMARY:Delaneys Creek State School 125th Anniversary on Saturday 9th September
DESCRIPTION:Delaney’s Creek State School – our unique school. \nOur school has been the school of choice for generations of families.  It is a place of challenging activities where all students strive for progress. \nThe school has a long and proud history and in 2017 we celebrate providing educational excellence and traditon for 125 years. \nAt this school we foster children’s learning in a supportive\, yet challenging environment\, preparing them to be responsible\, contributing members of our society. Your child’s experience of education will be a powerful one and one that will shape their future and the future of the community in which we live. Our school will help develop your child’s skills\, attitudes and knowledge that they shall need for a successful life. \n\nOn behalf of the school community I would like to extend a warm welcome to you. Upon enroling in our school\, a long term relationship begins between yourself\, your child\, our school and community members.\n\nOne of the important links to our history is the strength of the partnerships built with parents to ensure that your children are given every opportunity to learn\n\nWe believe it is a joint responsibility to provide a well-balanced education with a wide range of stimulating learning experiences in a supportive environment.  Delaney’s Creek school staff truly values the critical role parents play in their child’s education; therefore we would like to encourage you to form positive partnerships with our school community to ensure a collaborative approach is established to achieve our goals.
URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/delaneys-creek-state-school-125th-anniversary-on-saturday-9th-september/
LOCATION:Delaneys Creek State School\, 200 Delaneys Creek School Rd\, Delaneys Creek\, Queensland\, 4514\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170907T103000
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SUMMARY:Safe and Responsible Pet Owners at St Michael’s College Early Learning Centre
DESCRIPTION:Students from St Michael’s College Early Learning Centre are learning what it takes to be a responsible pet owner and how to avoid dog bites as part of an education program run by the Australian Veterinary Association. \n  \nThe Australian Veterinary Association’s Pets and People Education Program (AVA PetPEP) provides primary school students with skills for being safe around animals\, and knowledge about how to care for animals responsibly. \n  \nAnimal care professionals including vets from Burpengary Veterinary Hospital as well as wildlife carers will be visiting St Michael’s College Early Learning Centre to teach the kindergarten children about: \n  \nHow to be a responsible pet owner in the local area \nHow to keep your pets healthy and the role of the veterinarian in the community \nHow to meet a new dog safely \nMake an animal smile – animal welfare \n  \n“Providing Queensland students with an understanding of responsible pet ownership and practical knowledge about how to interact safely with animals are important life skills that everyone should have\,” explained Laurie Dowling\, AVA Qld Division Executive Officer. \n  \nAVA PetPEP is a partnership between the Australian Veterinary Association\, RSPCA Queensland and Biosecurity Queensland. \n  \nThis year AVA PetPEP will spread the word about responsible pet ownership and safety around animals to 20\,000 students in more than 400 schools across Queensland. \n  \nFurther information about AVA PetPEP\, along with useful hints and tips about caring for animals\, can be found online at: www.ava.com.au/petpep \n  \n\n\n\nDate/s:\nThursday 7th September\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTime:\n10.30am – 11.30am\n\n\n\n\n\n\nVenue:\nSt Michael’s College Early Learning Centre \n1-63 The Abbey Place \nCABOOLTURE  Q  4510\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRSVP:\nKaren Stevenson \nAVA PetPEP Program Coordinator (Education) \nPh: 07 3422 5306 or Mobile: 0438 140 726\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSchool Contact:\nVanessa Burkhardt \n07 5428 2777
URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/safe-and-responsible-pet-owners-at-st-michaels-college-early-learning-centre/
LOCATION:St Michael’s College Early Learning Centre\, 1-63 The Abbey Place\, Caboolture\, Queensland\, 4510\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Australia’s first Outdoor Classroom Day Thursday September 7
DESCRIPTION:Research finds children spend too much time indoors\, less time outdoors –  Schools and parents unite to host the first Australian Outdoor Classroom Day  \n 80% of parents are worried their children are not equipped with the skills they need for the future \n85% of children spend less than two hours playing outside each day \n7 in 10 parents face challenges in getting their children to play outdoors But both kids and parents want more real outdoor play \n August 7th 2017: Aussie primary school kids are not getting enough unstructured outdoor play and are at risk of lacking fundamental ‘success skills’ to overcome and adapt to challenges. \nEvery day\, an overwhelming number of Australian children (85%[1]) spend less than two hours play outside – more than a third (36%) less than previous generations[2]\, according to the OMO Dirt is Good Survey. \nParents and educators are increasingly focused on educational attainment\, skills development and structured activities that promote achievement. While these are important\, ‘success skills’ such as adaptability\, resilience\, creativity and problem solving cannot be learned in the classroom\, but through hands-on\, real life experiences. \nThe research found almost three-quarters (73%) of parents admit that they face huge challenges in getting their children to play outdoors and 80% are worried that their children will not be equipped with the skills they’ll need for the future. \nWhen asked what they value most about their play time\, Aussie primary school kids ranked their iPad or games console (32%) as the things that they enjoy most about their day – more so than outdoor play with friends (25%). With screens outweighing play\, the lack of preparedness for children and the future is at real risk. \nHowever\, the majority of parents (78%) and kids (93%) say they would like more classes to take place outdoors.  \nTo help address the decline in outdoor play\, parents and teachers in Australia are rallying together for the nation’s inaugural Outdoor Classroom Day on 7 September 2017\, brought together by Nature Play and powered by OMO as part of the Dirt is Good Campaign. \nOutdoor Classroom Day is a global movement that sees millions of educators celebrating the benefits of both outdoor play and learning.  Across the world over 1.1 million children in 10\,085 schools are involved and enjoying playing and learning outside the classroom. \nOver 70\,000 Aussie kids\, in almost 900 schools\, have signed up for the day\, which shows the scale\, commitment and enthusiasm from Aussie parents\, kids and teachers. \nGriffin Longley\, CEO\, Nature Play said\, “Quite simply\, if children don’t get enough play it can get in the way of them being equipped for the future. \n“Real play helps kids build creativity\, social resilience\, fine and gross motor skills and perseverance[3]) – which are fundamental skills for flourishing in a fast-changing world. \n“Play helps cultivate the ability for children to confront\, tackle and overcome difficult situations and adapt to challenges and\, sometimes\, failures[4]. Through this\, kids are able to develop self-confidence and become more sensitive to the needs of others[5]. \n“These are clearly hugely beneficial skills that children need to master and own for both their todays and their tomorrows\, he said. \nThe virtues of unstructured outdoor play are becoming hugely underrated which urgently needs to be addressed\, especially as only a small proportion of Australian teachers have incorporated regular outdoors time into their classes. Nearly 30% of teachers spend no class time outside and another 30% spend less than 15 minutes outside every week[6]. \nIt seems that the main barriers to outdoor play during the school week are the lack of time between attending daytime classes and participating in after school activities (42%)\, in addition to kids just not being that bothered about playing outside (25%). \n“We’re calling on teachers and parents to get involved in Australia’s first Outdoor Classroom Day on Thursday\, 7th September 2017. Whether that’s by encouraging your child’s school to sign-up to taking a class outdoors\, everyone can do something to make sure Australia’s children reap the benefits of playing and learning outdoors not only on the 7th September\, but every day\,” Longley added. \nCath Prisk\, Outdoor Classroom Day Campaigns Director\, says “Changes in the world and in children’s time have had a negative impact on their access to real play. The ‘screen-time’ generation are at risk of not developing the essential skills they need now and in the future if they are opting to play on their iPads rather than play outdoors with friends. \n“Real play time is free and has significant benefits for children’s development which is why the action for parents and teachers is clear. Give children at least one lesson outside so that they can acquire hands-on\, real-life experiences\,” she said. \nTeachers can register their school at www.outdoorclassroomday.com.au . Additionally\, parents can download resources and get ideas for real play activities with their kids and discover how to get their schools involved in Outdoor Classroom Day on Thursday\, 7th September 2017. \n  \n[1] Pureprofile survey commissioned by OMO in November 2016 amongst 1\,000 parents of kids aged between 5-12 \n[2] Longeran Poll commissioned by OMO in April 2016 amongst 1\,025 parents od kids aged 5-12 years and 1\,025 kids aged 5-12 \n[3] OMO Dirt is Good Global White Paper \n[4] Lester\, S.\, & Russell\, W. (2008). Play for a Change: Play\, Policy and Practice: A review of contemporary perspectives. London: Play England \n[5] Zigler E.\, & Bishop-Josef\, S.J. (2009). Play under siege: A historical perspective\, Zero to Three\, 30\,1\,4-11 \n[6] Planet Ark study of 200 primary and high school teachers\, April 2017
URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/australias-first-outdoor-classroom-day-thursday-september-7/
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SUMMARY:Beachmere’s largest garage sale to support SES and firies
DESCRIPTION:Show your support for the local SES and rural fire service\, and find a bargain this Saturday\, September 2 when Beachmere holds its largest ever garage sale. \n  \nBeachmere Sands Retirement Village will host the event\, now in its fourth year\, from 7am to 12pm at 218 Bishop Road. \n  \nBeachmere Sands Monster Garage Sale Coordinator Jenny Smith said from retro items and clothes to furniture\, books and plants\, local families and visitors are sure to find a special item and help raise funds for local emergency services. \n  \n“There are lots of goods waiting to be snapped up\, together with raffle draws\, a sausage sizzle and live entertainment\,” Ms Smith said. \n  \n“All funds raised will go directly to supporting our local SES and rural fire service.” \n  \nMoreton Bay Regional Council Division 2 Councillor Peter Flannery encouraged the local community to head along to the event and pick up a bargain in support of the local SES and QFRS. \n  \n“What better way to show our support for the hardworking volunteers and staff of both the QFRS and SES\, and purchase an item for the home along the way\,” Cr Flannery said.
URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/beachmeres-largest-garage-sale-to-support-ses-and-firies/
LOCATION:Beachmere Sands Retirement Village\, 218 Bishop Road\, Beachmere\, Queensland\, 4510\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Footy Colours Day - Show Your True Colours This September
DESCRIPTION:Fight Cancer Foundation has officially launched Footy Colours Day for 2017 and is calling on all Australians to ‘show their true colours’ this September in support of kids with cancer. This year\, Fight Cancer Foundation is thrilled to reveal their very special Footy Colours Day Champion\, Luca\, who is the face of this year’s fundraiser and will proudly wear the yellow and black colours of his beloved Richmond Tigers. \n  \nLuca\, was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma\, an aggressive form of bone cancer in 2013. During treatment and recovery\, Luca experienced Fight Cancer Foundation’s education support program firsthand. \n  \nJoining Luca will be a wealth of champions in their own right\, as several of Australia’s favourite sporting stars pitch in to support this great cause. Adam Treloar (Collingwood FC\, AFL)\, Jordan Lewis (Melbourne FC\, AFL)\, Katie Brennan (Western Bulldogs\, AFLW)\, Jackson Thurlow (Geelong FC\, AFL)\, Elise O’Dea (Melbourne FC\, AFLW)\, Kieren Jack (Sydney Swans\, AFL)\, Tim Mannah (Parramatta Eels\, NRL)\, Will Skelton (NSW Waratahs\,Super Rugby)\, Brandon O’Neill (Sydney FC\, A-League) and Adam Blair (Brisbane Broncos\, NRL) will front up this year’s campaign as official Ambassadors of Footy Colours Day 2017 to encourage all sports fans to get involved. \n  \nFooty Colours Day is about putting team rivalries aside and wearing your favourite team’s colours with pride to raise much needed funds for Fight Cancer Foundation’s education support programs across Australia. With more than 800 Australian children and young people diagnosed with cancer every year\, Fight Cancer Foundation works with major paediatric hospitals to help children and young people with cancer continue their education\, not fall behind their peers and successfully transition back to their regular school once their treatment is complete. \n  \nFight Cancer Foundation’s Managing Director\, Eric Wright explained\, “Footy Colours Day is a fun and easy way for Australians to make a difference in the lives of kids with cancer. Footy Colours Day makes sure kids fighting against cancer are not disadvantaged by their illness.” \n  \nThis Footy Colours Day\, organisations\, clubs\, schools and individuals are encouraged to show their true colours and make a donation to Fight Cancer Foundation.. Popular fundraising activities include sausage sizzles\, footy themed fashion parades and longest kick competitions. Fundraising tips and ideas can be found at footycoloursday.com.au \n  \nRegister your school\, organisation\, group or club  at footycoloursday.com.au and join in the action at #FootyColoursDay. To learn more about Fight Cancer Foundation and its mission to give hope and save lives of cancer patients and their families visit fightcancer.org.au
URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/footy-colours-day-show-your-true-colours-this-september/
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SUMMARY:135th Birdsville Races is Australia’s favourite outback bucket-list experience – September 1 & 2\, 2017
DESCRIPTION:From Australia’s most remote horseraces\, to camel pies\, 4WD convoys\, travelling boxing troupes and an influx of thousands to a town that usually homes 115 people – outback Queensland is set to play host to an Aussie bucket-list experience like no other when the 135th Birdsville Races return this September 1 & 2\, 2017. \nTickets to the iconic thoroughbred racing carnival went on sale today through www.birdsvilleraces.com\, with event organisers promising another exhilarating year of punting\, celebration and top-notch racing competition at what many have billed the ‘Melbourne Cup of the Outback.’ \nA two-day racing pass starts at $60 and trackside hospitality options featuring a gourmet outback feast are available. \n2017 is the first year the event has taken on a ticketing partner\, following widespread demand for tickets from within Australia and abroad. \n“The Birdsville Races offer up a unique slice of Australian culture and experience that you really can’t find anywhere else in Australia or the world\,” said Gary Brook\, Vice President\, Birdsville Race Club. \n“Birdsville is remote and that’s what makes the event so special – seeing the horses kick up the red desert dust and the coloured silks of the jockeys as they thunder around the track is truly spectacular.” \nTaking place on the striking red terrain of the Simpson Desert\, the historic Birdsville Races bring more than 7\,000 racegoers of all ages to the Aussie bush for a two-day\, 13-race program\, as well as a jam-packed schedule of outback entertainment and activities. \nProudly supported by Tourism and Events Queensland’s It’s Live! in Queensland major events calendar\, the Races see many visitors flock to Outback Queensland from the beginning of August – setting up camp early to enjoy the region’s yabby races\, street parties and various other events that lead into the big Friday and Saturday race days. \nThroughout the event\, wide open cornflower blue skies and parched red terrain dotted with unique outback flora combine to create a stunning backdrop for the race competition\, while Birdsville transforms into a buzzing hive of activity with film and comedy nights\, live music\, cocktail parties and Fred Brophy’s famous travelling boxing troupe. \n“The Birdsville Races is so much more than a race meet; it’s a destination carnival and celebration of the outback that offers something different for everyone – in a completely unique environment\,” added Gary Brook. \n“Where else in the world would you find thoroughbred horseracing\, gourmet food\, music\, comedy\, film\, fashion\, boxing\, tent cities\, charity fun runs and true-blue Aussie pubs and bakeries? \n“And all in one place\, more than 1\,100 kilometres from any major metropolitan town of city centre? It’s pretty amazing when you think about it.” \nAs in previous years\, outback fare will be a major element of the 2017 Races\, with the Birdsville Bakery serving up its famous selection of curried camel and kangaroo and claret pies. Trackside\, food trucks and gourmet dining vendors will deliver an international flavour to the quintessentially Australian event. \nThe legendary Birdsville Hotel will once again act as the resident watering hole for racegoers wanting to kick celebrations into the night\, while Fashions on the Field will bring colour\, character and couture to race days across six categories for men\, women\, families and novelty dress. \n“Every year\, Fashion on the Fields brings some really interesting outfits out of the woodworks – you’ll always see Akubras\, fascinators and sun hats\, but you’ll get your fair share of surprises as well. And with thousands of dollars in prizes up for grabs\, many racegoers take it very seriously and pull out all of the stops\,” said Gary Brook. \nThe 2017 Birdsville Races will continue its proud support of the Royal Flying Doctor Service\, hosting a 6.1 kilometre fun run to help fundraise for the vital service in their remote region. \nThe Birdsville Races organising committee comprises a network of current and former residents of Birdsville\, all keen to share the magic of the outback races – keeping the event alive and in the psyche of Australian punters. \nEach year\, horses and trainers make the long haul trek to Birdsville\, 10\,000 kilometres collectively\, from places as far away as Darwin\, Tamworth and the Sunshine Coast. Upon arrival\, they set up camp under gum trees alongside the Diamantina River – creating their own community that has become as tight knit as the long-term residents of the rural township itself. \nIn 2016\, the event achieved 121 acceptances to the race-field. History was made when Perth-based jockey Kayla Cross rode to victory on the Heather Lehmann-trained Moore Alpha – the first time an all-female jockey-trainer duo had won the Birdsville Cup in 134 years. \n What:                   Birdsville Races \nWhere:             Birdsville\, Queensland \nWhen:                  Friday 1st & Saturday 2nd September 2017 \nHow much:       Starting from $60 \nMore info:          www.birdsvilleraces.com \nNamed after its abundant birdlife\, the town of Birdsville is situated on the edge of the Simpson Desert in Far West Queensland. Birdsville is known as one of the most isolated towns in Australia. \nEuropean explorers first settled into the area in the 1870s\, and the first race meeting was held a mere 12 years later.  The town was settled as a toll point for stock crossing the Queensland/South Australian border with a population of 300 pre-federation\, which dropped to 100 after federation. Birdsville now supports pastoralists\, cattle and tourism. \nThe first Birdsville Races was held in September 1882. Since then\, the Races have only been cancelled twice\, and they’ve continued to grow in size. \nIn 2016\, the Races were condensed into a ‘Super Sunday’ program\, which combined 11 highlight races from the originally scheduled Friday and Saturday competitions. The 11-race program made for Australia’s biggest single thoroughbred race day this year\, outstripping Melbourne Cup day. \nThe revised program followed 55mm of rainfall in Birdsville in the days preceding the race meet\, which equated to more than a third of the town’s yearly rainfall average. The deluge turned Birdsville’s iconic red racetrack to sludge and forced the closure of all roads to and from the township. \nIn its 135th year\, the event has earned an impressive reputation and worldwide recognition. \nPopulation (before/during the race): \nThe town population stands at around 115 when no event is being held. \nThe population grows to between 6\,000 and 7\,000 during race time. \n Location: \nBirdsville is 1\,590 kms west of Brisbane\, 1\,940kms from Sydney\, and 1\,193kms from Adelaide. It is located on land traditionally owned by the Wangkangurru Yarluyandi people\, in the Channel Country of Far West Queensland\, Australia – on the edge of the Simpson Desert. \n Primary Industry: \nCattle farming has historically been the main industry for Birdsville\, however in recent years tourism has grown to be one of the town’s primary sources of income. \nHow to get there: \nDrive your own car or hire a 4WD for some sand dune fun. \nThere are buses that operate from capital cities for special occasions like the Birdsville Races\, and there are limited flights in and out of Birdsville on REX Airlines\, with additional flights added around race time. \nAccommodation Options during race week: \n\nBirdsville Caravan Park\nTent City (Set up only during race time!)\n\n Town Attractions  \n\nBirdsville Bakery\n\nHome of the famous Camel Pie!\nThe Birdsville Bakery serves up a selection of Aussie classics – with their menu listing everything from a bowl of Weetbix or baked beans on toast\, to wattle seed custard tarts and a pie menu that includes curried camel and kangaroo and claret.\n\n\nThe Birdsville Hotel \n\nA legendary hotel that has stood on the edge of the Simpson Desert for years. It is located next to the airstrip and offers accommodation (outside of race week)\, hearty meals and cold beers for a true blue Aussie outback experience.\n\n\nThe Birdsville Track \n\nA famous 4WD track just outside of Birdsville.\n\n\n‘Big Red’ \n\na 40-metre high sand dune on the edge of the Simpson desert that challenges locals and tourists alike to get to the top of it to watch a spectacular sunset.\n\n\nDiamantina River\n\nGreat for a dip or a spot of fishing.\n\n\nBurke & Wills Camp site \n\nMarked by a party following in the footsteps by of the famous explorers. It is marked with a prominent blazed tree ‘C76 1860’.\n\n\nThe Waddi Trees\n\n6km to the north of Birdsville is the location of the largest patch of Waddi Trees (also known as Acacia Peuce)\, one of only three such spots in the world.
URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/135th-birdsville-races-is-australias-favourite-outback-bucket-list-experience-september-1-2-2017/
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170830T180000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170830T210000
DTSTAMP:20260623T202930
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SUMMARY:Caboolture & Morayfield Combined Service Clubs Awards Night 2017
DESCRIPTION:A honour to serve may be the mantra that many in the Essential and Emergency Services may go in their day to day duties to ensure the community they serve are safe \nTo be recognised by the community to which it serves is an also an honour\,  for the community recognition to those who shine was part of the event  Combined Services Clubs Emergency Service Awards Night \nThe event MC are The Morning Magazine Program  presenter Rosemary Worthington and Chantal Larkin.  \nThe Clubs involved included Lions Apex Lioneses Rotary and Zonta \nThe event will be held at the Centenary Lakes Function Centre in Caboolture on the night of Wednesday 30 August
URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/caboolture-combined-service-clubs-awards-night-2017/
LOCATION:Centenary Lakes Sports Club & Function Centre\, 6 Stringfellow Rd via Riverview Street \, Caboolture\, Queensland\, 4510\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170826T100000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170826T150000
DTSTAMP:20260623T202930
CREATED:20170801T003147Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170801T003147Z
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SUMMARY:Caboolture U3A celebrates seniors talents Saturday 26 August
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/caboolture-u3a-celebrates-seniors-talents-saturday-26-august/
LOCATION:U3A Caboolture – Riverside Cottage\, Corner Short & William Street\, Caboolture \, Queensland\, 4510\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170826T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170827T153000
DTSTAMP:20260623T202930
CREATED:20170813T004119Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170813T004119Z
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SUMMARY:2017 Antique Machinery Restoration Society Queensland Heritage Fair Woodford 26-27 August
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/2017-antique-machinery-restoration-society-queensland-heritage-fair-woodford-26-27-august/
LOCATION:Woodford Showgrounds\, 5-38 Neurum Rd\, Woodford\, Queensland\, 4514\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170826T070000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170826T123000
DTSTAMP:20260623T202930
CREATED:20170724T084653Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170724T084653Z
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SUMMARY:Spring Fair on August 22 at Caboolture Baptist Church from 7 am
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/spring-fair-on-august-22-at-caboolture-baptist-church-from-7-am/
LOCATION:Caboolture Baptist Church\, 74-92 Grant Rd\, Caboolture South\, Queensland\, 4510\, Australia
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170824
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170828
DTSTAMP:20260623T202930
CREATED:20170703T065740Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170703T065836Z
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SUMMARY:Gympie Muster Thursday August 24 to Sunday August 27\, 2017.
DESCRIPTION:The Muster has broadened its appeal this year\, while remaining true to its roots\, with a number of artists performing who have boosted their profiles and careers on television talent shows. The depth of talent and the variety of genres shows how much the event has to offer Muster goers\, no matter what their musical tastes. \nMuster headliner Jessica Mauboy was Australian Idol runner-up in 2006\, Lyn Bowtell made it to the top 24 of this year’s season of The Voice\, Dean Ray was the runner-up on the 2014 season of The X Factor Australia\, Reece Mastin won X Factor in 2011\, and Caitlyn Shadbolt placed fifth also on The X Factor Australia\, in 2014. \nKelly last performed at the Muster in 2015 and is also a proud Queenslander\, so will again be a highlight of the event\, with plenty of local supporters. \nThe Gympie Music Muster showcases the best Aussie talent in a wide range of genres. \nThe Muster is the only place that Australian music lovers will see all these stars in one place this year. \nThe full list of performers is: \nJessica Mauboy\nAdam Brand – Busby Marou – Graeme Connors \nAmber Lawrence – Travis Collins – Sunny Cowgirls\nCatherine Britt – Fanny Lumsden – Troy Kemp\nCaitlyn Shadbolt – Dean Ray – Adam Eckersley Band \nReece Mastin – Davidson Brothers – Kirsty Lee Akers – Hillbilly Goats  – Bondi Cigars\nAnne Kirkpatrick – Bushwackers – Mason Rack \nChad Morgan – Missy Lancaster – Travellin’ Still\nThe Songs of Slim Dusty with Pete Denahy & the Travelling Country Band\nKaylens Rain – Chelsea Basham – Melanie Dyer – Joe Robinson \nHussy Hicks Georgia Fall – Judah Kelly – Hurricane Fall \nThe Killer Queen Experience – Viper Creek Band – Fred Smith\nKaylee Bell – Pete Denahy – Lyn Bowtell – Matt Cornell – Karin Page\nAmber Lawrence With ‘The Kid’s Gone Country’ Show – Christie Lamb\nKyle Lionhart – Blues Arcadia – Linc Phelps – Liam Brew\nTim Wheatley – Darren Middleton – 8 Ball Aitken – Shelley & Lawrie Minson\nThe Electric 80’s – Jodie Direen – Simon Kinney Lewis Band \nBob Abbot & The Fabulous Green Machine – PC & The Biffs – Rachael Fahim\nThe Mercurys – The Faceless Men – Casey Barnes – Mitch King – Luella Widt Freya Hollick – Route 33 – Emma Beau – Seleen Mcalister – Mason Hope \nAlice Benfer – Mark Porter – Karrie Haywood – The Rock ‘N’ Roll Boys\nThe Muster Poets – Australian Institute Of Country Music \nEighties Themed Party Night – Gympie Blues Club \nThe Songwriters Sessions – ‘Aussie\, Aussie\, Aussie’ \nToyota Starmaker Showcase – Fender Guitar Jam – 15 Minutes Of Fame\nThe Newgrass All-Star Showcase – Rock ‘N’ Roll Dancing – Line Dancing\nThe Music Makers \nHeld in the Amamoor Creek State Forest\, the 2017 Muster will feature more than 100 artists in more than 300 performances across multiple stages. The artists cover a range of genres including country\, bluegrass\, folk\, blues and rockabilly. An unmissable event for music lovers\, one ticket price gives Muster goers free camping and multi-venue access to all performances to experience everything Australia’s biggest country music celebration has to offer. \nRun by the community\, for the Community\, the Muster is a not-for-profit charity event which has raised in excess of $15 Million for charities Australia wide since its inception. Proceeds from this year’s Muster will again go to charity partner Mates4Mates to help Australian Defence Force personnel with mental and physical injuries as a result of their service. \nThe Muster runs from Thursday August 24 to Sunday August 27\, 2017. \nTo book tickets visit www.muster.com.au or phone: 1300 GET TIX (1300 438 849).
URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/gympie-muster-thursday-august-24-to-sunday-august-27-2017/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170821
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170826
DTSTAMP:20260623T202930
CREATED:20170807T044149Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170807T044212Z
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SUMMARY:Get involved and know the rules during Queensland Road Safety Week August 21-25
DESCRIPTION:Queensland Road Safety Week will run between August 21-25 and is chance for all Queenslanders to get involved in making our roads safer. \n‘Speaking up for road safety’ is the focus and we’re encouraging the whole community to have their say on road safety. \nCommunities\, schools and workplaces are encouraged to support the week by hosting local events or sharing road safety information among staff\, students\, colleagues\, family and friends. \nYou can share a personal story\, suggest a road safety tip\, talk to your kids\, family and friends about staying safe\, or make a pledge to improve a single road behaviour using the hashtag #RoadSafetyWeek. \nOn each day of Road Safety Week\, we will be highlighting a different road safety issue: \nSpeeding – Monday\, August 21\nDrink and drug driving – Tuesday\, August 22\nDistractions\, seatbelts and child restraints – Wednesday\, August 23\nSharing the road\, including bike and pedestrian safety – Thursday\, August 24\nFatigue – Friday\, August 25 \nTo register your event and find out what other events are being run around the state\, just go to https://jointhedrive.qld.gov.au/road-safety-week \nDownload the Road Safety Week toolkit \nIf you need materials for your workplace or school\, download the Queensland Road Safety Week Community Kit for posters\, screen savers\, email signatures\, decorations and factsheets. \nSpeak up. Be heard. Make Queensland’s 2017 Road Safety Week an important event in your community’s calendar. \nQueensland Road Safety Week is a Queensland Government initiative\, delivered in partnership by the Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads and the Queensland Police Service. The RACQ\, the Motor Accident Insurance Commission\, and the Centre for Accident Research and Road Safety – Queensland (CARRS-Q)\, are proud supporters of the event.
URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/get-involved-and-know-the-rules-during-queensland-road-safety-week-august-21-25/
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170820T063000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170820T100000
DTSTAMP:20260623T202930
CREATED:20170624T011819Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170718T233302Z
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SUMMARY:The Rotary Chaplaincy Family Fun Run Sunday August 20
DESCRIPTION:At Caboolture the Chaplaincy Fun Run is set for success on the back of 11 well run past fun runs being held on August 20 at the Centenary Lakes park lands precinct. \nThe Fun Run Organiser Shane Moon says its been so successful that\, no changes have been made to the format as in the old saying ‘if it isn’t broke don’t fix it’. \nThis community driven fundraiser primary goal is to raise funds to  help students in the region have access to chaplains. \nThe Rotary Caboolture Chaplaincy Fun Run will take place at Caboolture Centenary Lakes on August 20 at 6:30am as a non profit community based event where every one can join in the community and have a good time too. \n100 per cent goes back to the chappies and helping the schools do what they do best in education on a even playing field for all students \nRunners can choose between a 2km\, 5km or 10km circuit through beautiful scenery. \nThere are girls\, boys\, women and men’s division for the 2km and 5km courses and a men and women’s division for the 10km track. \nPrizes will be on offer to those placing first\, second or third in each category as well as one for the quirkiest dressed runner. \nPrizes include a gym membership and gift vouchers. \nFor more details or inquiries call Shane Moon on 0421 359 959.
URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/the-rotary-chaplaincy-family-fun-run-sunday-august-20/
LOCATION:Centenary Lakes Parklands\, Caboolture\, Queensland\, 4510\, Australia
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170819
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170828
DTSTAMP:20260623T202930
CREATED:20170511T110103Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170511T110250Z
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SUMMARY:Queensland Senior’s Week August 19-27
DESCRIPTION:Seniors Week is an opportunity for Queenslanders of all ages to join together and celebrate the valuable contributions of older people. In 2017\, Seniors Week will be celebrated from 19-27 August. \nSeniors Week aims to: \n\nimprove community attitudes towards older people and ageing\nfacilitate community participation and activity by older people\, including those from Indigenous and culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds\nenhance community connections and inter-generational relationships.\n\nSeniors Week is coordinated by the Council on the Ageing (COTA) Queensland. \n‘Seniors Week is a time for all Queenslanders to acknowledge and celebrate the valuable contributions seniors make in their communities.  Whether as volunteers or in the workforce\, seniors utilize their experiences and knowledge as carers\, grandparents and community leaders. ‘ COTA Queensland  Mark Tucker-Evans  said. \n“For some living in rural and remote communities\, Seniors Week is the one time of year they get to connect with long lost friends. \n“For others\, Seniors Week is a way to assist in combating social isolation through the discovery of programs and activities\, creation of new friendships and in remaining an active member of society. “ \n“We appreciate that Seniors Week can only be a success through the hard work and efforts of people and organisations throughout the state. We are looking forward to working with everyone”   said Mark. \nThe ask: \nGet involved by joining us in challenging the stereotypes of ageing. \nSeniors Week provides the opportunity to highlight the diversity of older Queenslanders.  This year we invite you to participate in our Face of Ageing campaign. \nWe have all heard the phrase “a picture is worth a thousand words“.  Your face tells the story of your life. \nWhether the lines on your face are the result of “I laughed a lot” or “I thought deeply” let your story shine through! \nIt’s easy to be part of the Face of Ageing. Simply take a selfie or an elfie (elder selfie) and upload it onto social media or to the Queensland Seniors Week Facebook page with the hashtag #faceofageing and share with us a bit about yourself.  Join us in challenging the ageing stereotype. \nDetails are available on the Queensland Government Portal. \nThis is perfect opportunity to connect generations by getting the whole community involved. \nShow your support on social media by downloading cover and profile images for Facebook and Twitter from our Seniors Week resource section at www.cotaqld.org.au and using the hashtag  #qldseniorsweek when posting about Queensland Seniors Week. \nAre you looking to get involved with events in your community? Visit the online events calendar to see what’s on in your area.  Events are being added weekly and I invite you to visit often. \nKey Facts and Figures \n\nCOTA Queensland coordinated the first Seniors Week in Queensland the 1960s – back then it was called Old People’s Week … how times have changed\n1 in 3 women and 1 in 5 men over the age of 65 in Australia live alone\nSeniors Week is a way to assist in combating social isolation\nSeniors Week brings Queenslanders of all ages together\nIt’s the largest week long seniors’ celebration in Queensland\nThere are some really fun events including music and dancing\, trivia competitions\, art and road shows \, story telling\, art exhibitions and even a mock Olympics\nYou don’t have to be old to attend\nYou don’t have to be young to have fun\nIt’s on for young & old
URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/queensland-seniors-week-august-19-27/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170819
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170828
DTSTAMP:20260623T202930
CREATED:20170302T035402Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170302T035402Z
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SUMMARY:Seniors Week in Queensland 19-27 August 2017
DESCRIPTION:Queenslanders of all ages will unite August 19-27\, 2017 to celebrate the many contributions older have made in their communities.  This year’s Seniors Week continues the theme  It’s on for young & old to further develop intergenerational connections within your community. \n‘Seniors Week is a time for all Queenslanders to acknowledge and celebrate the valuable contributions seniors make in their communities.  Whether as volunteers or in the workforce\, seniors utilize their experiences and knowledge as carers\, grandparents and community leaders. ‘ COTA Queensland  Mark Tucker-Evans  said. \n“For some living in rural and remote communities\, Seniors Week is the one time of year they get to connect with long lost friends. \n“For others\, Seniors Week is a way to assist in combating social isolation through the discovery of programs and activities\, creation of new friendships and in remaining an active member of society. “ \n“We appreciate that Seniors Week can only be a success through the hard work and efforts of people and organisations throughout the state. We are looking forward to working with everyone”   said Mark. \nThe ask: \nGet involved by joining us in challenging the stereotypes of ageing. \nSeniors Week provides the opportunity to highlight the diversity of older Queenslanders.  This year we invite you to participate in our Face of Ageing campaign. \nWe have all heard the phrase “a picture is worth a thousand words“.  Your face tells the story of your life. \nWhether the lines on your face are the result of “I laughed a lot” or “I thought deeply” let your story shine through! \nIt’s easy to be part of the Face of Ageing. Simply take a selfie or an elfie (elder selfie) and upload it onto social media or to the Queensland Seniors Week Facebook page with the hashtag #faceofageing and share with us a bit about yourself.  Join us in challenging the ageing stereotype. \nThis is perfect opportunity to connect generations by getting the whole community involved. \nShow your support on social media by downloading cover and profile images for Facebook and Twitter from our Seniors Week resource section at www.cotaqld.org.au and using the hashtag  #qldseniorsweek when posting about Queensland Seniors Week. \nAre you looking to get involved with events in your community? Visit the online events calendar to see what’s on in your area.  Events are being added weekly and I invite you to visit often. \nKey Facts and Figures \n\nCOTA Queensland coordinated the first Seniors Week in Queensland the 1960s – back then it was called Old People’s Week … how times have changed\n1 in 3 women and 1 in 5 men over the age of 65 in Australia live alone\nSeniors Week is a way to assist in combating social isolation\nSeniors Week brings Queenslanders of all ages together\nIt’s the largest week long seniors’ celebration in Queensland\nThere are some really fun events including music and dancing\, trivia competitions\, art and road shows \, story telling\, art exhibitions and even a mock Olympics\nYou don’t have to be old to attend\nYou don’t have to be young to have fun\nIt’s on for young & old
URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/seniors-week-in-queensland-19-27-august-2017/
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170818T170000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170818T210000
DTSTAMP:20260623T202930
CREATED:20170807T045634Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170807T045634Z
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SUMMARY:Food Truck Fiesta at The Hub Caboolture on Friday August 18
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/food-truck-fiesta-at-the-hub-caboolture-on-friday-august-18/
LOCATION:The Caboolture Hub\, 4 Hasking St\, Caboolture\, Queensland\, 4510\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170818T170000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170818T210000
DTSTAMP:20260623T202930
CREATED:20170726T002926Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170726T002926Z
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SUMMARY:Food Truck Fiesta at Caboolture Hub on Friday 18th August
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/food-truck-fiesta-at-caboolture-hub-on-friday-18th-august/
LOCATION:The Caboolture Hub\, 4 Hasking St\, Caboolture\, Queensland\, 4510\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170818T160000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170818T163000
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SUMMARY:Battle of Long Tan Bribie Island's 25th Vietnam Veterans Day Friday August 18
DESCRIPTION:Friday August 18\, 2017 is the day that veterans\, family and friends will come together to remember the Battle of Long Tan at Bribie Island’s 25th Vietnam Veterans Day. \nThis is the day the Vietnam Veterans Association sets aside for a chance of both those who were there and the public honouring and remembering those who served and those that lost their lives in Vietnam. \nThe schedule of events on the day with begin with a march starting at the Bribie Island Sports Club at 4.05pm and leading down to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Park where the service will begin at 4.20pm. \nSeveral roads will be closed on the afternoon for approximately 30 minutes with detours in place. \nRoads impacted by this event is as follows: \nToorbul St\, Bongaree between Foster Streets and the roundabout at Spowers and McDonald streets will be closed from 3.50pm until 4.20pm on Friday\, August 18 \nWebster and Campbell streets will also be closed at the Toorbul St end \nThere is a detour available along South Esplanade and Spowers St \n 
URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/battle-of-long-tan-bribie-islands-25th-vietnam-veterans-day-friday-august-18/
LOCATION:Bribie March Vietnam Veterans\, Torbul Street\, Bongaree\, Queensland\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170814T100000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170814T160000
DTSTAMP:20260623T202930
CREATED:20170511T111520Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170812T032555Z
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SUMMARY:Caboolture Family Fun Day Monday August 14
DESCRIPTION:Moreton Bay Region Industry and Tourism proudly presents the annual Caboolture Family Fun Day. If you’re looking for an inexpensive alternative to a day at the EKKA\, then Caboolture Family Fun Day is just the place for you. Every kid’s favourite crazy sheep – Shaun the Sheep – will be making a special appearance in the Moreton Bay region for this year’s fantastic event\, head to Centenary Lakes on Monday 14 August between 10am and 4pm to enjoy free rides\, stage shows\, activities and more! \nHighlights will include the Kangagang and Playtime Farm Show and the hilarious Larrikin Puppets. Families can also enjoy incredible magic tricks and illusions by Nickelby the Magician and get up close to the animals from Geckos Wildlife. \nPlus The Barn Yard Kids Zone will also include free Pumpkin Bowling\, free Pony Rides\, free Face Painting\, a free Kids Barn House to explore and a free Animal Farm. Shaun the Sheep will perform live at 10.50am and 12.10pm. \nOther live entertainment includes solo\, duo and group musical performances\, the Kangagang and Playtime Farm Show\, the Larrikin Puppets and Nickelby the Magician. \nEntertainment\n2017 program available at the Caboolture Family Fun Day Website. \nMore Free Rides than ever before\nThat’s right! This year’s Caboolture Family Fun Day will feature more rides than ever before. And best of all – it’s all absolutely FREE. \nMusical Performances\nThe day will also feature plenty of musical performances\, including solo\, duo and group performances. \nParking\nPlease note that parking will be available at town centre in a multi story carpark off Hasking Street. \nShuttle Bus\nFirst Visitors are encouraged to make use of parking available at Caboolture town centre in the multi-storey carpark off Hasking St. \nThen use the FREE shuttle bus is available from Caboolture town square and Caboolture station.\nShuttle busses will be running from Town Square – Caboolture Train Station – Centenary Lakes from 9.30am.\nLast bus from Centenary Lakes leaving at 5.00pm. See our parking and shuttle bus map below.
URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/caboolture-family-fun-day-monday-august-14/
LOCATION:Centenary Lakes Parklands\, Caboolture\, Queensland\, 4510\, Australia
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170814
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170821
DTSTAMP:20260623T202930
CREATED:20170807T010448Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170807T013056Z
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SUMMARY:the TrackSAFE Foundation presents Rail Safety Week 14 – 20 August
DESCRIPTION:Rail Safety Week runs 14 – 20 August.  \nCommunity members are responsible for knowing how they should behave on trains\, at level crossings and near tracks for the benefit of their safety\, and the safety of others.  \nRail safety is everyone’s responsibility.  \nFind out how you can get involved in this year’s Rail Safety Week visit tracksafefoundation.com.au 
URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/the-tracksafe-foundation-presents-rail-safety-week-14-20-august/
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170813T173000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170813T210000
DTSTAMP:20260623T202930
CREATED:20170626T031727Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170626T031727Z
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SUMMARY:Sensory Souls Presents Sensory LaserZone Fun Sunday 13 August
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/sensory-souls-presents-sensory-laserzone-fun-sunday-13-august/
LOCATION:LaserZone – Lawnton\, 561 Gympie Road\, Lawnton\, Queensland\, 4501\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170812T170000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170812T210000
DTSTAMP:20260623T202930
CREATED:20170728T000524Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170728T001222Z
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SUMMARY:The Queensland Police Service Rugby League Brett Forte Remembrance Charity Game Saturday 12 August
DESCRIPTION:The Queensland Police Rugby League Association will be hosting a charity rugby league game on Saturday\, August 12 to raise funds for the Brett Forte Remembrance Fund. Two Queensland Police Service rugby league teams will be playing with team members travelling from across Queensland to compete. \nThe QPS Dream Team will take on the QPS All Stars with Australian\, Queensland and Bronco legends Petero Civoniceva\, Brad Thorn\, Scott Prince and Dane Carlaw having a run on the field. Petero and Scott will be playing for the Dream Team while Brad and Dane will be lining up for the All Stars. \nThe game will be played at the Carina Junior Rugby League Football Club\, 1390 Creek Road\, Carina on Saturday\, August 12 commencing at 1.30pm with the main game commencing at 5pm. \nSporting memorabilia will be auctioned\, raffles conducted and cash donations can be made on the day. A sausage sizzle and memorial polo shirts will also be available with all proceeds going to the Brett Forte Remembrance Fund. \nThis free event is opened to the public who are encouraged to attend to help show their support. \nYou can hear Sgt. Glen Peatling talk with the Grapple team on air with this podcast. \nBackground: \nHave over 12000 members including unsworn staff and Police Liaison Officers\, serving at almost every town throughout the state of Queensland. The Service encourages and applauds community and sporting involvement from its members. \nThe Queensland Police Service Rugby League State Championships have been run since 1987 and are the cornerstone of our Association. Our Association boasts participation at these championships of up to 12 teams\, from every region within the state. These weeklong championships are held annually at various locations throughout the state\, involving in excess of 300 players\, officials and support staff. \nWe are the only truly state-wide Police Rugby League Association in Australia.
URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/the-queensland-police-service-rugby-league-brett-forte-remembrance-charity-game-saturday-12-august/
LOCATION:Carina Junior Rugby League Football Club\, 1390 Creek Road\, Carina\, Queensland\, 4152\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170812T130000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20170812T170000
DTSTAMP:20260623T202930
CREATED:20170708T032012Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170708T032012Z
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SUMMARY:The Rod Williams Country Music Show Saturday 12 August Caboolture Senior Citizens Hall
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://1015fm.com.au/event/the-rod-williams-country-music-show-saturday-12-august-caboolture-senior-citizens-hall/
LOCATION:Caboolture Senior Citizens Hall\, 24 Hasking St\, Caboolture\, Queensland\, 4510\, Australia
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