Loving Nundah February March 2020

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Hottest 100
Congratulations to former Clayfield College student,
Grace Shaw (aka Mallrat), whose song came at #3 in
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Mallrat's song 'Charlie' came in just behind Flume's
'Rushing Back' (#2) and Billie Eillish's 'Bad Guy' (#1).
This is the second year that Mallrat has placed in triple
j’s Hottest 100, with her tracks 'Groceries' and 'UFO'
coming in at 7 and 70 in 2018’s countdown.
Grace recorded her debut EP while in her final year of
high school at Clayfield College.
Local elections in March
Local government elections will be held on Saturday,
28 March from 8am to 6pm. Candidate nominations
are expected to open on 22 February.
Remember that voting in local government
elections is compulsory.
Make sure you have enrolled
to vote before the close of the
electoral roll on 28 February 2020.
Funding for local
community organisations
Congratulations to five community organisations in the Nudgee
Electorate that have been successful in Round 102 of the Gambling
Community Benefit Fund.
Austravel Safetynet Inc, Kedron AFL Football Club,
North Brisbane Junior Motorcycle Club Inc, C&K
Banyo Kindergarten and Toombul Croquet Club will
share in $106,000 in funding.
Toombul Croquet Club is
one of five local groups
receiving funding in 2020.
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This includes funding for Banyo C&K Kindergarten's upgrade to
their play space exploration zone, which will be well utilised by
their curious students.
Nundah's The
Plant Lounge
Since taking over six months ago, Rhiannon
Campbell (and her two gorgeous
dogs) have created a space for plant
enthusiasts, with an ever-changing range,
latest accessories and weekly workshops
held every Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
“Our first six months in Nundah have
shown us what a community spirit is
about. We have had lots of gorgeous
customers that have become friends and
that pop in every week, which we always
look forward to!” says Rhiannon.
“In 2020 we intend on expanding our
offerings in store, collaborating with our
local store owners and community organisations
and to continue to provide lush,
healthy plants to fill our clients spaces!”
The Plant Lounge
Shop 1, 8 Station Street, Nundah
Meet Frankie and Rosie – Rhiannon and husband
Dave’s two dogs. They are often visitors at The Plant
Lounge and are excellent shop assistant helpers.
Hello Rosie!
Age: 5
Breed: Maltese x Shih Tzu
Favourite Treat: Popcorn
(not kidding)
Favourite Hobby: Yapping at cats
Fun Fact: Rosie is obsessed with
Rhiannon’s husband Dave. She
sleeps on his head and has to be
near him at all times. ♥
Hello Frankie!
Age: 11
Breed: Cavoodle
Favourite Treat: Carrots
Favourite Hobby: Naps
Fun Fact: Frankie loves sitting in the back of
the car, putting his head out of the window,
and letting his ears flap in the breeze.
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Beth Mooney celebrates a stellar season
Australian cricketer and Brisbane northside local, Beth
Mooney, has had another stellar year playing cricket
for Australia.
In January 2019, Beth was an integral part in Brisbane
Heat’s Women’s Big Bash League final against the Sydney
Sixers, taking out the win and being selected as Player of
the Final.
Just 11 months later, Brisbane Heat took out the final
against the Adelaide Strikers, with Beth hitting 56 from
just 45 deliveries to guide her team to victory – and being
selected as Player of the Final for a second year.
It’s been a huge 12 months for the 26-year-old, who
started out playing cricket in the backyard in her hometown
of Hervey Bay with her brother and sister.
When Beth was asked to fill in for her brother’s cricket
team, it kick-started her love of cricket and it’s grown from
a hobby to a full-time profession.
“I’m not sure why I enjoyed it so much – it’s like watching
paint dry for a kid,” says Beth.
“But I learnt that the game itself is actually quite challenging.
As I played more, I liked the challenge of trying to
be better every time I went out.”
Initially, Beth didn’t consider cricket as a full-time role.
“I thought cricket would be a hobby and I’d have to have
a job on the side. Sometimes it feels a bit surreal to have
had the opportunity to make a career out of it and hopefully
continue that for a few more years."
Beth has now been part of the Queensland team for ten
years, and the Brisbane Heat team for five years.
“The interest in women’s cricket is exciting -
people are talking about it a lot more now. The
games are getting televised on free-to-air in prime
time, the final match was sold out, the media is
getting on board, it’s a whole host of things.”
Photo: Bradley Kanaris, Getty Images
After a huge 2019 season, things aren’t slowing down for
Beth in 2020.
“In 2020 we have the T20 International Tri-Series and
then the T20 World Cup. Then we’re off to South Africa
for another series, then to England to play in a domestic
tournament,” says Beth.
Beth, who recently purchased her first home in Virginia,
misses home when she’s on the road.
“I have a few favourite things about the Northside area –
everyone is so friendly and up for a chat,” says Beth.
“Kedron Brook’s not far so I take my dog Ruby every
day I can. Chapel Park Café in Nundah does the best coffee,
and I go to the gym at PLC Northgate, which has a
really cool atmosphere.’
Beth’s next match will be in the ICC Women’s T20 World
Cup Warm-Up on Saturday, 15 February at Allan Border
Field, Brisbane.
Good luck Beth!
Photo: Cricket Australia
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EXPERT ADVICE
BUSINESS
with Gavin Johns from
DFK Hirn Newey
HEALTH
with Bianca Elliott from
The Joint
Assistance for those impacted by the
recent bushfires from the ATO
If you have been affected by the recent bushfires you may be eligible
for assistance from the Australian Taxation Office (ATO).
If your business or residential address is in one of the
bushfire impacted postcodes (available on the ATO
website) you will qualify for an automatic lodgment and
payment deferral until 28 May 2020 for any obligations
that are due. Deferrals will apply to income tax, activity
statement, SMSF and FBT Lodgements.
The deferrals are automatic and do not need to be applied for. The
ATO is also waiving any interest and penalties applied to tax debts for
taxpayers located in the impacted regions as well as fast tracking any
refunds that are due to you.
If you do not live within one of the listed postcodes but have been
affected, you can still contact your Tax Agent or the ATO and discuss
what support may be available to you.
DFK Hirn Newey | 1143 Sandgate Road, Nundah | Ph: 3266 1488
Move over Cancer
For the rising number of cancer survivors worldwide, there is growing and irrefutable
evidence that exercise is an essential part of recovery.
The Clinical Oncology Society of Australia has recommended that “Exercise
be embedded as part of standard practice in cancer care and be viewed
as an adjunct therapy that helps counteract the adverse effects of cancer.”
In particular, they have endorsed the referral of someone diagnosed with
cancer to a health care professional who is experienced in cancer care.
Our Physiotherapists at The Joint are certified
PINC and STEELE Cancer Care Physiotherapists.
We can assist you with individual tailored care to
minimise negative effects by:
• Reducing cancer-related fatigue
• Improving and maintaining a healthy body weight
• Managing side effects of surgical and medical treatment
• Reducing nausea, anxiety and depression
• Improving muscle mass and strength
• Reducing the risk of cancer recurrence
For more information or to start your tailored care program, call The Joint.
The Joint 9/1220 Sandgate Rd, Nundah
/thejointnundah | info@thejointnundah.com
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EXPERT ADVICE
VISION & LEARNING
with Nicole Stimson from
Eyecare Plus Nundah
REAL ESTATE
with Jordan McLennan from
Jordan McLennan Properties
Children’s Vision
With about one in five Australian children suffering from an undetected
vision problem, it’s important to be aware of possible signs your child
may have a vision problem. Some of these can include:
• Coming home from school with headaches, red eyes
• Rubbing eyes, particularly during close activities
• Adopting a close working distance for any close tasks
• Poor attention span
How can I tell if my child has good vision?
Children often assume that how they see is normal. A visit to Nicole, who
has over 30 years’ experience in testing children’s eyes, will check that
their eyes are healthy and all visual skills are developing as expected.
We recommend that all children have a routine vision examination
with an optometrist before starting prep and regularly (at least every two
years) as they progress through primary and secondary school.
Reading and learning can be frustrating for students with undetected
vision problems.
Eyecare Plus Nundah | 1190 Sandgate Rd Nundah
Ph: 3266 6444 | www.eyecareplus.com.au/nundah
The type of person to call Nundah home
The backgrounds of the people I meet each week at our open homes and
inspections are incredibly diverse. I meet all family dynamics, empty nesters
and retirees, executive couples and singles and first home buyers. The reason
for this is because Nundah offers a wide array of different housing options.
There are fully renovated Queenslanders, entry-level character homes,
new and old townhouses, and plenty of different shapes and styles of units.
From the conversations I’ve had with these prospective purchasers,
the main reason they are selecting Nundah is predominately based
on lifestyle and convenience.
Nundah is extremely well supported from this perspective, with two major
shopping precincts (Nundah Village and Toombul Shopping Centre), ample
public transport options, day care and schooling options, cafes, restaurants,
and proximity to Brisbane Domestic and International Airports.
With median house prices in neighbouring suburbs like Clayfield and
Hendra over $1M, I understand why Nundah is such an attractive investment
option for so many!
Call Loving Nundah’s Real Estate Expert to discuss how he can help you
sell or rent your property on 0405 368 111.
Jordan McLennan Properties | 0405 368 111
www.jordanmclennan.com | jordan@jordanmclennan.com
MARKETING
with Ben Tibben
Mozmo Creative
HEALTH & FITNESS
with Davina Donovan and
Rob Lloyd from Fitstop Nundah
Marketing Tips for 2020
The definition of what we consider as “marketing” is constantly changing
and becoming broader.
Here are 3 things well worth looking at as part of your marketing plan:
1. Customer experience
It’s no longer about convincing people to buy, it is about creating
a customer experience that will keep people coming back for
more. The number one reason customers are driven away is bad
employee attitude.
2. Visualisation
Research has shown that people prefer visual content to plain text.
You just have to look at the growth of image-focused platforms
Pinterest and Instagram to see the proof of this.
3. Goals + Measurement
Your marketing goals and objectives must align with the overall
goals of your business. Once you have some goals you can work
to reach them and then assess from there what works and where
to deploy your marketing spend.
Mozmo Creative - Communication Design, Websites and Branding
11/82 Buckland Road Nundah | Ph: 3162 0802 | www.mozmo.com.au
What’s your why?
In supporting our members and the wider community to be happier and
healthier, we encourage you to find your why. Why do you exercise? A great
way to discover this is to consider what you value the most in life.
For example:
Do you value your health?
Is living a longer life free from illness a goal of yours?
Do you value your body?
Is being free from pain and discomfort a goal of yours?
Do you value family?
Do you desire to keep up with your kids or to model to them a healthy
way of living?
Do you value friendship and community?
Is being a part of something the key to happiness for you?
Whatever your why, explore it and keep coming back to it, particularly on
those days when you lack energy or motivation. Your why is your compass
and will guide you to make changes and choices that help you to live in
alignment with it.
Fitstop Nundah | 5/1220 Sandgate Road, Nundah
Ph: 0413 106 643 | www.fitstop.com/nundah
/fitstopnundah | /fitstop__nundah
Made with love in Nundah. NUNDAH 5

Looking after your
mental health
For the last six years, Walters Green Clinical Psychology Practice
has been treating Brisbane northside locals from its Clayfield clinic.
With 18 clinical psychologists and three consultant psychiatrists,
the team is able to treat a broad range of mental health concerns
and clinically-diagnosable disorders, including depression, anxiety
and more.
Dr David Walters, who has worked in the Nundah/Clayfield area
for over 20 years, said the skilled team at Clayfield had a range of
interests in their fields to assist locals to manage their mental health.
Grainne (pictured) has a particular interest in treating Post Traumatic
Stress Disorder, undergoing training both locally and abroad.
James (pictured) has a particular interest in treating Anxiety and
Depression, particularly as it impacts on study and work.
Walters Green Clinical Psychology offers individual
therapy, couples counselling, group therapy and
child psychology.
Dr Grainne Schafer and James Halpin
A psychometric testing clinic is held on Saturday mornings, providing
assessments of learning difficulties for primary, secondary, and
tertiary students.
“We have strong links with the GPs in the local area, and invite
people to talk to their GPs for a referral, or to contact our clinic
directly if you have any mental health concerns,” says Dr Walters.
“Our team is here to help.”
Walters Green Clinical Psychology
Level 1, 531 Sandgate Road, Clayfield
Ph: 3262 5903 | www.waltersgreen.com.au
/waltersgreenpsychology
Nundah Now — Upcoming 2020 Events
Want to get involved in these local events? Contact nundahnow@nundah.com for more information.
LONG TABLE MOONLIGHT DINNER
Enjoy dinner under the stars at the Nundah
Neighbourhood Centre’s annual long-table dinner.
This event will be held in March, with all proceeds
going to the Centre’s Domestic Violence Clinic.
THE NUNDAH FESTIVAL WEEKEND
Celebrate Nundah’s biggest weekend of the year,
with celebrations held from Friday, 11 September
to Sunday, 13 September.
Local Residents &
Business Members
Wanted!
Join Nundah Now
Movie in the Park
When: Friday, 11 September
Where: Boyd Park, Nundah
The Nundah Festival Art Show
When: Saturday, 12 September | 10am – 2pm
Sunday, 13 September | 10am – 2pm
Where: Norris Motor Group, Northside Honda
Workshop, Wood St, Nundah
Help promote liveability and support
businesses in the suburb of Nundah.
Register online at nundah.com/
join-nundah-now
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The Nundah Festival
When: Sunday, 13 September | 9am – 3pm
Where: Nundah Village, Sandgate Rd, Nundah
CHRISTMAS IN THE VILLAGE
Enjoy Christmas in Nundah Village with carols, a
visit from Santa and a free gift for all the children.
When: Thursday, 3 December
PO Box 129
Nundah Village, Qld 4012
Ph: Secretary 0421 332 231
email: nundahnow@nundah.com
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Holy Cross Services celebrates
130 years of operation
1
Holy Cross Services, located in Banyo, has celebrated an incredible 130
years of operations, after being founded in 1889.
As a profit-for-purpose organisation, Holy Cross Services provides
an inclusive work environment for people of all abilities across its three
business divisions: Holy Cross Laundry, Holy Cross Cleaning and Food
Services.
On Friday, 6 December 2019, Holy Cross Services held its annual
celebration for International Day of People with Disability, to celebrate
the achievements and contributions of its employees.
As part of this year’s event, Holy Cross Services also celebrated
130 years of operation and celebrated being the oldest operational
commercial laundry in Australia.
4
2
Over 280 guests attended the celebrations, including staff
and family members, clients, disability service providers,
local education representatives for special schools and
colleges, and other key partners in industry.
3
Ten employees received certificates of achievements for training and years of
employment service, presented by Leanne Linard MP.
Holy Cross’s longest serving employee, Brian Powell, received a certificate to celebrate
an amazing 45 years of service with the organisation. Members of his family were
present on the day to support and celebrate with him.
Holy Cross Services is continuing to expand, with their new Food Service, operating as
The Good Cup Café at Adderton – House of Mercy, to open in March 2020.
“The day was a huge success and it was important that we celebrate this milestone with
our staff, families and partners in business and industry,” says Troy McDowell, CEO of Holy
Cross Services.
“Now we look to the future and the next chapter of Holy Cross Services.”
Holy Cross Services | 31 Guardhouse Road, Banyo | www.hcl.org.au | 3637 9299
1. Troy McDowell, CEO Holy Cross Services, Brian Powell, Supported Employee and Leanne Linard MP
2. Troy McDowell, CEO Holy Cross Services, Ilisavesi Harding, Support Worker and Leanne Linard MP
3. Troy McDowell, CEO Holy Cross Services, Leanne Linard MP, Crystal Donnelly, Brian Powell, Shawn Biddle and Mandy Ross, Human Services Manager, Holy Cross Services
4. Richard Marszalek, Deputy Chair Holy Cross Services Board and Sr. Catherine Reuter, Congregation Leader of the Sisters of Mercy Brisbane
Mary MacKillop College
Enrolment Information Evening
Wed 4 March | 4.30pm to 6pm
Student led tours from 4.30pm and info part
of the evening from 5.15pm
All Welcome
Location: College Hall, off Buckland Road
Book online – www.trybooking.com/BDRVR
(by Mon 2 March)
2020 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY BREAKFAST
Brisbane North Chamber of Commerce
welcomes Helen Baker, founder of ‘On Your
Own Two Feet’, as guest speaker for this
year’s International Women’s Day breakfast.
WHEN: Friday, 6 March 2020
7am to 8.30am
WHERE:
TICKETS:
Novotel Brisbane Airport Hotel
6-8 The Circuit, Brisbane Airport
$70 members or $90 non-members
Available at www.bncc.com.au
Specialty Coffee in Nundah
Ample parking available
Local beans from Wolff Coffee Roasters
Located next to Toombul Shire Hall
MacKillopWomenVision
www.mmc.qld.edu.au
Open Monday to Friday 6am to 1pm
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1147a Sandgate Rd, Nundah
Made with love in Nundah. NUNDAH 7

Cheers to local Breweries!
With the recent opening of Fick Brewing Company in Northgate, our little
area of Brisbane is now bursting with local breweries, with some of the
best craft beers in the biz created in our backyard. There’s still plenty of
warm weather around to enjoy a cold one – leave the car at home, grab
your mates and catch the train to visit our five favourite local breweries.
We had a chat to the local brewery teams to see what’s in store for 2020.
Aether Brewing
Closest train station:
Northgate Station (4 minute walk)
After successfully launching the taproom in November last year, Dave
Ward and his team are enjoying engaging with locals and the craft beer
community in general.
“It has been a long and arduous task getting the approvals we
needed and we will be trying to get an outdoor area licensed and
extended hours to better cater for the area,” says Dave.
Aether Brewing recently launched a Summer of Sour series, which
has been received extremely well with the QLD summer heat and
humidity. In addition they are working closely with the creative community
and incorporating art with the beers they love to create.
Aether Brewing | 340 Melton Road, Northgate
All Inn Brewing Co.
Closest train station:
Nudgee Station (5 minute walk)
2020 will see All Inn Brewing Co celebrating their 7th birthday in July.
The birthday celebrations will kick off with their annual (and very popular)
Locals Brew Day in June, where locals are invited to take part in
the brewing process to make the perfect birthday beer.
Lyndo n Pasztor, of All Inn, said they continue to support home
brewers and are excited about seeing their one-off seasonal brew in
bottle shops soon.
“We’re supporting home brewers by making lots of FWKs (home
brew kits) and are also rolling out a series of one-off seasonal brews
alongside our core range,” says Lyndon.
All Inn Brewing Co. | 189 Elliott Road, Banyo
Fonzie
Abbott
Fonzie Abbott isn’t just a brewery – they
are also a coffee roaster and distillery,
making them a one-stop shop for all your
drinks.
After winning a slew of awards in
2019 (including Gold at the Australian Gin
Awards, Silver at the Tasting Australian
Spirit Awards and Bronze at the Royal
Queensland Food and Wine Show), they
are continuing to improve, with plans for
some ‘weird and wonderful’ beer and spirit
concoctions in 2020.
They have just
made the switch to
their containers for
their Wishbone
Gin and Vodka,
which are now
available in pretty
cool tins.
Fonzie Abbott
40 Fox Street, Albion
Photo: Lewis Lotherington
Closest train station:
Albion Station (10 minute walk)
Hub Brewing
Closest train station:
Geebung Station (2 minute walk)
2020 will see ‘The Hub’ (as the locals call
them) doing what it does best – pouring
plenty of fresh beer and enjoying a stellar
line-up of food trucks on the weekend.
They brew all beer onsite in small batches,
so there is always something new to try.
Hub Brewing will be partnering with
local metal sculpture artist Rastra Lyall,
and will host its inaugural art exhibition
on March 1. Coinciding with their monthly
Sunday Session, the exhibition will showcase
Rastra’s unique metal sculptures and
paintings. There will be live music, low-nslow
BBQ and a special exhibition release
‘Rastra’ beer on tap.
Hub Brewing
20 Morrisby Street, Geebung
FICK
Brewing
Company
Closest train station:
Northgate Station (9 minute walk)
The latest brewery to open in the local
area is Fick Brewing Company. Owners
Nadresha and Fabrizio are excited that in
2020 they will be brewing onsite (they first
brewed their beers offsite while waiting for
final approvals).
Nadresha is looking forward to 2020
and trying new things at Fick.
“We’ll be brewing a wide range of
beers, with a couple of Belgian styles first
up,” says Nadresha.
“We’re really open to anything - we
want to experiment with hops to put modern
twists on traditional styles but also nail
some of the classics,’ says Nadresha.
Fick Brewing Company
108 Old Toombul Road, Northgate
8 NUNDAH
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Love is in the Air!
Local marriage celebrant, Tara Rowe from
Tie the Knot by Tara, is gearing up for a
busy year with Valentine’s Day and the
leap year happening in 2020.
Although women can propose at
anytime they wish, an old Irish tradition
sees an influx of women proposing to their
partners on February 29, in a tradition set
in the 5th century.
Tara works with couples for wedding
ceremonies, wedding renewals, commitment
ceremonies and naming days.
“Getting married is a big event in your
life,” says Tara.
“As such, it does come with some legal
forms and requirements. I can help couples
through the legal necessities, while
still ensuring the ceremony is a reflection
of those involved and the life they are
starting together.”
Tara, who has been a marriage
celebrant for 5 years, says it’s
important for couples to choose a
marriage celebrant who can help
them to create a ceremony that
will be unique and memorable.
“I have been fortunate enough to be involved
in many weddings and have lots
of advice and tips I love to share with
couples,” says Tara.
“I can’t wait to meet more couples in
2020 and work with them to give them a
day they will always remember.”
Speak to Tara about your
upcoming wedding or event by
calling 0434 609 617.
Photo: Grace Henley Photography
Tara Rowe | Tie the Knot by Tara Brisbane Marriage Celebrant | /BrisbaneCelebrantTieTheKnotByTara | Ph: 0434 609 617
Nundah Village Dental welcomes Oral Health Therapist to the team
An Oral Health Therapist has joined the team at Nundah Village Dental to
provide extra services and care for patients.
Shireen Smith brings 15 years of experience as an Oral Health Therapist
to Nundah, and is passionate about helping develop good oral health habits
to keep patients' teeth healthy for life.
Shireen will work alongside the team to provide advice on
preventive dental care for patients of all ages, as well as
treatment for children and teenagers.
Shireen advocates regular dental appointments with teeth cleaning to maintain
good oral health.
One of the most important reasons for coming to the dentist regularly is
the removal of plaque. This is important for a few reasons. 80% of bad breath
comes from the bacterial colonies. If the dentist doesn't remove this plaque, the
bacteria will cause the loss of teeth due to gum disease. Also, research shows
that people with gum disease are twice as likely to suffer coronary
artery disease.
Keep on top of your oral health and book your appointment with the Nundah
Village Dental team today on 3260 6200.
Nundah Village Dental | Shop 6/1231 Sandgate Road, Nundah | www.nundahdental.com.au | Ph: 3260 6200 |
/Nundah Village Dental
Bowman St, Hendra | www.olhchendra.qld.edu.au
Made with love in Nundah.
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Have you ever fancied a
ride on a Harley Davidson?
The Northern Suburbs
Bowls Club is looking
for Junior Members
The Northern Suburbs Bowls Club (NSBC) in Wavell Heights is encouraging
junior players to join in the fun at their local bowls club.
NSBC is looking for Junior Members, aged 12 – 18 years, to join this
challenging and skilful game. QLD Junior Championships are being held in
Toowoomba in January 2021, and the NSBC is looking to have club representation
at this event.
Thanks to the Brisbane Harley Owners Group you can at their annual Charity
Ride for Muscular Dystrophy Queensland (MDQ) on 17 May 2020.
MDQ is based in Nundah and is dedicated to supporting people who live
with muscular dystrophy and their families.
The Brisbane Harley Owners Group have been supporting MDQ through
this annual charity ride for 25 years and it has become a highly anticipated date
on the calendar for many repeat riders.
Last year 100 riders raised more than $13,000 for people
with muscular dystrophy and similar neuromuscular conditions
around Queensland.
Starting from Morgan and Wacker at Newstead, those who purchase a ticket
will ride pillion (on the back of a Harley Davidson), traversing beautiful back
roads of south-east Queensland before stopping for a pub lunch.
This ride does sell out so get in quick! Tickets are $165 and can be
purchased via www.mdqld.org.au or by phoning 1800 676 364.
Muscular Dystrophy Queensland | 1149 Sandgate Road, Nundah
www.mdqld.org.au | Ph: 1800 676 364
“It doesn’t matter if you’re a beginner, or if you’ve never played
before - we have free coaching for members and encourage you
to give it a go,” says Games Coordinator, Jeff Taylor.
The NSBC introduced a new Friday Night Bowls session at the start of summer,
which has seen a range of families, teenagers and adults getting into the
game.
The Bowls Club also has a Function Room suitable for corporate events,
weddings and private parties, with a dance floor and stage.
“We look forward to welcoming more locals in the area to their local bowls
club to see what we have on offer,” says Jeff.
Northern Suburbs Bowls Club
75 Edinburgh Castle Road, Wavell Heights
Ph: 3359 2142 | events@nsbc.com.au
When: 17 May 2020
Tickets: $165
www.mdqld.org.au
Ph: 1800 676 364
Get into the Game
Join in the fun of lawn bowls – a sport for all ages and abilities.
COME AND DINE WITH US AT ONE OF
BRISBANE’S BEST HEALTHY EATS CAFE
WITH STUNNING ALFRESCO DINING.
NOW OPEN
TUESDAY TO SUNDAY
The Northern Suburbs Bowls Club invites
you to take part in their social activities
and competitions, including:
• Friday Night Community Bowls
• Competitive Games
• Local Schools Bowling Program
Come along and you’ll enjoy:
• Low Membership Fees
• Free Coaching for New Members
• Space for functions and events
• BBQ and Bar facilities with meal options
EVERY FRIDAY
Friday Night Bowls
from 5.30pm
$15 ENTRY
ALL WELCOME
Light meal options &
bar open!
Northern Suburbs Bowls Club
175 Edinburgh Castle Road, Wavell Heights
Ph: 3359 2142 | events@nsbc.com.au
www.nsbc.com.au
7.30am – 2:30pm
All day breakfast & lunch.
PUTIA PURE FOOD KITCHEN
4 /17 ROYAL PDE, BANYO
BOOKINGS: 07 3267 6654
/PutiaPureFoodKitchen | putiapurefood.com.au
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Nundah community meals for those in need
Olive Volavola and friend, Karen Alexander,
are two Brisbane northside locals who have
heard many stories of hardship and pain in their
lifetime. They are determined to do something
for those in need, whether it be homelessness,
struggling to make ends meet or just simply
needing a friend to talk to.
Olive and her husband Peni Volavola, pastors
of the local church, saw the hardship and the
need in the community, so together with Karen
and the Nundah Activity Centre (NAC), they
decided to host community meals.
“It broke my heart to see that there were
people in our community going hungry and doing
it tough,” says Olive.
“How could I just sit back and do nothing,
when I've been in that situation myself."
At their first community meal, they had 28
people attend.
“The people who attended were so grateful
for the meal. For some, it was the only meal they
would have that week,” says Olive.
“One person who attended told me how she
had been sleeping in her car for the past five
years, so wasn’t able to cook a meal.”
Since that first night four months
ago, Olive and the members of
Compassion4Community Unlimited
have started offering two weekly dinners
and two weekly breakfasts and are now
feeding 70 – 100 people at each meal.
“We ask for a gold coin donation to try and cover
our costs, and the people attending certainly
give what they can,” says Olive.
The rest of the funding for the meals comes
directly from Olive and the Compassion4Community
Unlimited team who also volunteer by
cooking, serving and cleaning each meal.
“The community meals have become more
like a story-telling session, where new friendships
are formed,” says Olive.
“We have people who need a hot meal, but
also need to share their story. So I encourage all
locals and their families to attend the meals, not
just for the food, but to connect with people in
your community.”
Community Meals
Join in for a community meal for
a gold coin donation.
Monday Community Dinner
6pm to 7.30pm
Wednesday Community Dinner
6pm to 7.30pm
Thursday Community Lunch
12pm to 1.30pm (hosted by NAC)
Saturday Continental Breakfast
7am to 9am
Sunday Full Breakfast
7am to 9am
Compassion4Community Unlimited | Olive Volavola | Ph: 0404 262 703
Community meals are held at the Nundah Activity Centre, 15 Jenner Street, Nundah
Would you like to help?
You can donate groceries,
especially meat, fruit, and
vegetables. A fridge and freezer
are on-site to store cold items.
Cash donations are appreciated
to purchase groceries
You can volunteer your time to
cook, serve or clean
You can donate a handbag/
men’s bag filled with toiletries
for those in need
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New Nundah Location for
Nudgee Electorate Office
The Nudgee Electorate Office has moved from
Northgate to the heart of Nundah.
The new office is located on the corner of Aspinall
Street and Station Street and Leanne Linard MP
is looking forward to continuing to work with locals
in the area.
“It is the end of an era at the Nudgee Electorate
office, which had been at its location in Northgate
since 2001,” says Leanne.
“I started working in the Northgate office in 2001
as an Assistant Electorate Officer while at university
and I could never have imagined I would one day
become the MP.”
“The team and I are looking forward to welcoming
everyone to our new office and invite you to
drop by to raise any State Government issues,
concerns or suggestions – or to simply say hi.”
In 2019, Leanne focused on delivering improved
infrastructure and services in the local community,
including advocating for:
• An extra 100 weekly services stopping at Nundah
and Toombul Station and a train every 7.5
minutes in peak hours
• Nundah State School’s Tuckshop
Renovation Project
• Northgate Station’s Park ‘n’ Ride
Study
• Toombul Bus Interchange and
Sandgate Road Intersection Study
for improved passenger connections
• Completed Gateway Upgrade
2020 is going to be another big year
delivering for our community!
If you have any questions about State Government concerns, visit Leanne and her team in her new Nundah location or call on 3638 7100.
Nudgee Electorate Office | Cnr Aspinall St and Station St, Nundah | Ph: 3638 7100 | nudgee@parliament.qld.gov.au |
/leannelinardnudgee
local Finds
LOOKING FOR SOMETHING UNIQUE?
We’ve found some of the best food, drinks
and goodies in our local area.
Brighten your day with a new floral
dress from Castella Boutique. Grab
an accessory or two while you are
shopping to complete the look.
Castella Boutique
7/130 Ryans Road, Nundah
/castellaboutique.com.au
Celebrate summer with the
Chilled Berry Crush Cocktail
Special from Clapham
Junction Wine Bar.
The ever-changing cocktail
specials mean you can try
something new every time
you visit.
Clapham Junction
Wine Bar Provisions
Shop 2, 17 Royal Parade, Banyo
/claphamjunctionbanyo
Chocolate fondue anyone? Choose from
strawberry, banana, chocolate cake,
banana bread or marshmallows to dip
into two towers of pure melted chocolate.
Perfect for those with a sweet tooth!
Max Brenner Australia | Upstairs Toombul,
1015 Sandgate Road, Nundah | /mbaustralia
Have you tried Putia’s Blue
Swimmer Crab Putanesca
Tagliatelli? They make their own
Putanesca sauce with local blue
swimmer crab, olives, tomatoes,
garlic, capers and fresh parsley
and basil. It’s definitely one to
enjoy with a friend.
Putia Pure Food Kitchen
Shop 4, 17 Royal Parade, Banyo
/putiapurefoodkitchen
Unicorn fan? Then you need
to head to Mermaid Salon
at VEND Market Place.
They have a range of pins,
patches, make up and
bath bombs – a dream for
any unicorn fan!
Mermaid Salon
VEND Market Place,
1768 Sandgate Road, Virginia
/vendmarketplace
Fill your house or office with the
delicious scent of Lychee & Guava
with Wellingtons Wick’s latest
candle fragrance. There are a few
scents available – pop in to White
Grove House to pick your favourite.
White Grove House
812 Sandgate Road, Clayfield
/whitegrovehouse
Photo: @coco.camellia_
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What’s On? FEBRUARY/MARCH 2020
WED
12
FEB
WED
MAR
11
FRI
MAR
6
Veteran’s Monthly Coffee and Chat
Members, veterans, all current and ex-ADF personnel
are invited to join in for a monthly coffee/tea and
chat on the second Wednesday of each month.
Partners are always welcome.
TIME: 10am
WHERE: RSL Hall, Boyd Park, Boyd Road, Nundah
INFO: Call 3256 7887 or email nu07770@bigpond.net.au
FRI
FEB
21
SAT
22
FEB
FRI
28
FEB
FRI
27
MAR
Nundah Day Book Club
Meet other book enthusiasts at Nundah’s monthly
book club. In February, read and discuss Boy
Swallows Universe, by Trent Dalton. New members welcome, no
bookings required.
TIME: 11am to 12pm
LOCATION: Nundah Library, 1 Bage Street, Nundah
INFO: www.brisbane.qld.gov.au
Devils VS Dolphins Trial Match
Get your first glimpse of the 2020 Norths Devils
Rugby League team in action in the trial match
against the Redcliffe Dolphins. Enjoy a relaxing afternoon on the
hill cheering for the local team.
TIME: 2.30pm
WHERE: Pathlon Park, Franklin Street, Nundah
MON
24
FEB
Music Bingo at Geebung RSL
Are you a music buff? You’ll love free music bingo
at Geebung RSL. Each player receives a game card
with 24 song titles and artists. Guess the song, mark it off and
you could win!
TIME: 7pm to 9pm
WHERE: Geebung RSL, Corner Newman Road and
Collings St, Geebung
COST: Free
Veteran’s Monthly Get Together
Members, veterans, all current and ex-ADF personnel
are invited to join in for a monthly get together
on the fourth Friday of each month. Partners are
always welcome.
TIME: 6pm
WHERE: RSL Hall, Boyd Park, Boyd Road, Nundah
INFO: Call 3256 7887 or email nu07770@bigpond.net.au
Coil Basket Weaving Workshop
If you’d like to learn some simple weaving techniques,
than this is the workshop for you. Join local
artist Taryn Raffan who will go through how to start a coil basket,
pattern-making and maintaining and forming shapes.
All materials are supplied.
TIME: 6pm to 8pm
WHERE: The Plant Lounge, 8 Station Street, Nundah
COST: $65
BOOKINGS: Bookings essential at
/theplantlounge
FRI
MAR
6
SAT
MAR
7
The Chook Master Class
Are you already keeping backyard chickens and
want more detailed information about breeds,
raising chooks from various ages, introducing new chooks to
the flock, chook health, growing great greens and more? Join
horticulturalist Claire Bickle to support you on the journey.
TIME: 1pm to 2.30pm
LOCATION: Nundah Library, 1 Bage Street, Nundah
COST: Free, but bookings are required by calling 3407 8701.
WED
MAR
11
International Women’s Day Breakfast
The Brisbane North Chamber of Commerce invite
you to attend the 2020 International Women’s Day
breakfast with guest speaker Helen Baker.
TIME: 7am to 8.30am
WHERE: Novotel Brisbane Airport Hotel, 6-8 The Circuit,
Brisbane Airport
COST: $70 BNCC members or $90 non-members
INFO: www.bncc.com.au
Northside Book Club
Meet other book enthusiasts at your local library.
In March, read and discuss Year of the Farmer, by
Rosalie Ham. New members welcome, no bookings required.
TIME: 7pm to 10pm
LOCATION: Nundah Library, 1 Bage Street, Nundah
INFO: www.brisbane.qld.gov.au
THU
19
MAR
Crystal Moss Terrarium Workshop
Want to learn more about local mosses and
preserved lichen? This workshop will focus on making
a tropical terrarium, using an array of mosses and preserved
lichen and crystals.
TIME: 6pm to 8pm
WHERE: The Plant Lounge, 8 Station Street, Nundah
COST: $90
BOOKINGS: Bookings essential at
FRI
20
MAR
/theplantlounge
Free Neighbour Day Movie in the Park at Nudgee
Enjoy a screening of The Neverending Story and
free face painting, provided by the Lord Mayor's
Community Fund and Councillor for Northgate Ward.
The Earnshaw State School P&C will be fundraising with a
sausage sizzle.
TIME: Face painting from 4.30pm, Movie from 6.45pm
WHERE: St Vincents Park Road, Nudgee
COST: Free
EVERY MONDAY – SATURDAY
JP Service
A free Justice of the Peace service is available at
Toombul Shopping Centre six days a week.
TIME: 9am to 12pm
LOCATION: The Lounge, Toombul Shopping Centre
EVERY TUESDAY
Deep Peace Meditation Class
Immerse yourself in an evening of mantra meditation,
interwoven with guided breathing, mindfulness
and insights from sacred yoga texts, followed by
a sweet treat. The class is free, but donations are
appreciated.
TIME: 7.15pm – 8.30pm
LOCATION: Nundah Neighbourhood Centre,
14 Station St, Nundah
MORE INFO: www.nundahyoga.com.au
or 0415 880 212
Nundah Lions Club (every second week)
Get involved in the community with Nundah
Lions Club.
WHEN: Dinner meetings held 1st and 3rd Tuesdays
of the month at 6.30pm
LOCATION: Norths Devils Leagues Club,
Amelia and Franklin Sts, Nundah
MORE INFO: Pat on 0417 708 262 or
Ted on 0414 745 934
First 5 Forever Babies, Books and Rhymes
Meet other parents and babies at your local library
for a fun session of singing, clapping and dancing.
This free session is ideal for babies aged up to one
year and no bookings are required.
TIME: Every Tuesday, 10am to 10.30am
LOCATION: Nundah Library, 1 Bage St, Nundah
Comedy Club at The Lounge
Get ready to laugh – the Sit Down Comedy Club
has put together a show that features great
Brisbane comedians.
TIME: 6pm to 10.30pm
LOCATION: The Lounge, 1259 Sandgate Rd, Nundah
MORE INFO: f/theloungenundah
EVERY WEDNESDAY
Rotary Club of Nundah
New members and volunteers welcome.
TIME: 5:45pm for a 6:15pm start
LOCATION: Prince of Wales Hotel,
1154 Sandgate Rd, Nundah
MORE INFO: Terry on 0488 698 983 or
Geoff on 0413 960 132
English Conversation Group
Come along to make new friends and improve your
English. Learners of all levels are welcome to this
friendly and informal group.
TIME: Every Wednesday, 1pm to 1.45pm
LOCATION: Nundah Library, 1 Bage St, Nundah
Trivia Night at The Village Social
Enjoy a game of trivia at your local every
Wednesday night.
TIME: Register from 6.30pm, for a 7pm start
LOCATION: The Village Social,
1188 Sandgate Rd, Nundah
EVERY THURSDAY
Social Mahjong
Enjoy great company at Northern Suburbs Bowls
Club’s free social mahjong. Beginners are welcome.
TIME: 9.30am
LOCATION: Northern Suburbs Bowls Club,
175 Edinburgh Castle Rd, Wavell Heights
MORE INFORMATION: 3359 2142 or
bowls@nsbc.com.au
Children’s Storytime
Experience the magic of storytime with your child at
the library. This interactive session includes stories,
songs and activities for young children. This free
session is ideal for children aged 2-5 years and no
bookings are required.
TIME: 11am – 11.30am
LOCATION: Nundah Library, 1 Bage St, Nundah
First 5 Forever Toddler Time
Meet other parents and babies at your local library
for a fun session of singing, clapping and dancing.
This free session is ideal for babies and toddlers
aged one to two years old and no bookings
are required.
TIME: Every Thursday, 10am to 10.30am
LOCATION: Nundah Library, 1 Bage St, Nundah
Jazz Club
Relax and enjoy the smooth sounds of Jazz every
Thursday at The Lounge.
TIME: 7pm to 11pm
LOCATION: The Lounge, 1259 Sandgate Rd, Nundah
INFO: /theloungenundah
EVERY FRIDAY
Babies, Books and Rhymes
Meet other parents and babies for a fun session of
singing, clapping and dancing. Learn songs and
action rhymes to nurture your baby’s pre-literacy,
communication, language and social skills. This free
session is ideal for babies aged up to one year and
no bookings are required.
TIME: Every Friday, 10am – 10.30am
LOCATION: Nundah Library, 1 Bage St, Nundah
EVERY SATURDAY
JP Service
A free Justice of the Peace service is available every
Saturday, except for public holidays.
TIME: 10am - 1pm
LOCATION: Nundah Library, 1 Bage St, Nundah
DO YOU HAVE AN
EVENT COMING UP?
Email the information to
megan@lovingnundah.com.au
Made with love in Nundah. NUNDAH 13

The Nundah Spirit
WHAT’S HAPPENING AT THE NUNDAH NEIGHBOURHOOD CENTRE - FEB/MAR
Phone: 3260 6820 | Fax: 3260 7127 | Address: 14 Station Street, Nundah
Postal Address: PO Box 386, Nundah 4012
Email: admin1@nundahcc.org.au | Website: www.nundahcc.org.au
International Women’s Day 'Each for Equal' - 8 March 2020
International Women's Day is a global celebration
of the social, economic, cultural and political
achievements of women - while also marking a
call to action for accelerating gender equality.
The first International Women's Day occurred
in 1911, supported by over one million people.
Gloria Steinem, world-renowned feminist, journalist
and activist once explained, “The story of
women's struggle for equality belongs to no single
feminist nor to any one organisation but to the collective
efforts of all who care about human rights."
An equal world is an enabled world. We can
actively choose to challenge stereotypes, fight
bias, broaden perceptions, improve situations and
celebrate women's achievements.
The race is on for the gender-equal
boardroom, a gender-equal government,
gender equal media coverage, genderequal
workplaces, gender equal sports
coverage, and more gender equality
in health and wealth ... so let's make it
happen. Let's be #EachforEqual.
So put your arms out front and STRIKE THE
#EachforEqual POSE to motivate others and to
make International Women's Day YOUR day.
Post your #IWD2020 message on social media
with your "hands out" equal pose for a strong callto-action
for others to support #EachforEqual also.
For International Women's Day 2020 and beyond,
how will you support #EachforEqual?
© Rochelle Brockington / EyeEm
© Cole Ndelu / EyeEm
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Donations Needed for
Food Relief Program
Thank you to everyone who has been donating items to our food relief program.
These donations have been a great help to individuals and families in times of need.
We are still accepting donations of the following:
• Pantry items including tinned food, rice, pasta, sauces, cereals, biscuits,
long-life milk (all items need to be in date)
• Baby items, especially nappies, wipes, baby food and unopened tins of formula
• Good quality second-hand women’s and men’s clothing. Please ensure they are
clean with no stains or rips. All sizes needed.
Donations can be dropped off at the Nundah Neighbourhood Centre
between 9.30am - 4.30pm, Monday to Thursday.
Thank you to all who have supported the food relief program. You have helped a
number of individuals and families when they have needed it most.
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The Brisbane North
Community Legal Service
It can be easy for individuals to feel lost in the complicated legal process.
Private lawyers can be expensive, and often the government legal assistance
has limited resources. Despite a need for legal assistance, many
cannot access affordable legal help.
The Brisbane North Community Legal Service (BNCLS), help breaks the
cycle of hardship and despair by providing access to justice through a free,
quality, local and accessible legal service. The service is available to everyone,
and especially people who are disadvantaged or marginalised.
This free legal service is provided at the long-established weekly
Wednesday drop-in advice service staffed by dedicated volunteer lawyers
and students. Many of these volunteers have specific expertise. The Daytime
Generalist Service is staffed by a senior generalist lawyer and a female family
lawyer in the Domestic Violence and Family Law Clinic, specifically for
women who have experienced domestic violence.
The Wednesday Evening Drop-in Service is supervised by our Legal
Service Administrator (Jo Money) and opens at 6.15pm but Intake Sheets are
taken from 5.30pm. No appointment is necessary and clients are generally
seen in order of arrival, subject to the availability of a Solicitor with relevant
experience.
The Daytime Generalist Service and Domestic Violence and
Family Law Clinic are available by appointment - call 3260 6820.
Like other community legal centres, the service is not means-tested and
takes a holistic collaborative approach, providing effective information, advice
and practical referrals to specialist legal, nonlegal and multi-disciplinary
services. However, donations are always appreciated and a receipt will be
provided for donations over $2.00, which are tax deductible.
Lawyers and students wishing to volunteer their services to BNCLS are
always welcome.
The BNCLS also provides community legal education to schools, seniors
and other groups. For further information contact Jo Money on 3260 6820.
The BNCLS looks forward to assisting our community in Brisbane’s North
during 2020.
Nundah Neighbourhood Centre Feb/Mar 2020
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
COMPUTER & INTERNET
ACCESS
9.30am - 4.30pm
COMPUTER & INTERNET
ACCESS
9.30am - 4.30pm
COMPUTER & INTERNET
ACCESS
9.30am - 4.30pm
COMPUTER & INTERNET
ACCESS
9.30am - 4.30pm
PLAYGROUP
9.30am – 11.00am
(During School Term)
Gold Coin Donation
FRUIT AND VEG HANDOUT
Come in at 9.00am to put
your name on the list, enjoy a
cuppa and morning tea while
you wait.
SEWING GROUP
10.00am - 12.00pm
Donations Greatly
Appreciated
ENGLISH AS A SECOND
LANGUAGE - ALL CLASSES
10.00am - 12.00pm
Gold Coin Donation
ENGLISH AS A SECOND
LANGUAGE - ALL CLASSES
10.00am - 12.00pm
Gold Coin Donation
COMMUNITY LUNCH
11.00am - 12.00pm
Donations Greatly
Appreciated
YOGA
12.30pm - 1.30pm
Donations Greatly
Appreciated
CLOSED
FRIDAYS
YOGA AND MEDITATION
6.00pm - 7.00pm
Cost - $14 or $12 concession
(Bring your own mat)
7.15pm - 8.15pm
Run by Donation
LEGAL SERVICE
Doors open at 5.30pm
Donations Greatly
Appreciated
This Nundah Neighbourhood Centre is closed every second Tuesday of the month from 2.30pm for a staff meeting.
FUNDING ACKNOWLEDGMENT: The Nundah Community Support Group Inc [NCSGI] which administers the Nundah Neighbourhood Centre and the Brisbane North Community Legal Service acknowledges its funding from Queensland’s Attorney-General’s
Department and the Department of Communities, Disability Services and Seniors; project grants from Gambling Community Benefit Fund, Brisbane City Council and others, plus donations from clients and the community.
DISCLAIMER: This publication contains general information only. Readers should not act on the basis of any material in this publication and obtain specific expert professional advice about their own particular situation. The NCSGI expressly disclaims any
liability whatsoever caused to any persons with respect to any action taken in reliance in the contents of this publication.
Made with love in Nundah. NUNDAH 15