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IKEA’S NEW CATALOGUE WIN $100 OFF YOUR BILL WITH UNITY WATER KARAOKE AT THE SPORTS CLUB
Lakes, Bay & Region September 5, 2020
LOCAL QPS
RAISING
M O N E Y
FOR CHILDREN’S
H O S P I T A L
LEONIE ON: “WHAT ON EARTH DO WOMEN REALLY WANT?”
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Financial Consulting to help you in these uncertain & disruptive times
The current pandemic has created financial difficulties for many Australians, we are here to help guide you
through your options and offer support on how to improve your situation. This may be directly through our
services or recommendations on who else can assist you.
Areas we can assist with:
Ÿ Personal Cashflow: how to manage during times of reduced income
Ÿ Centrelink: new assistance measures that may be available to you
Ÿ Debt: how repayments and/or levels can be reduced
Ÿ Investment Management: how to manage portfolios effectively-
personal/retirement/super - during times of increased risk
Ÿ Personal Insurance: how to protect yourself from further financial and health shocks
If you would like some guidance, or simply not sure where to start, contact us today to
arrange a free appointment to discuss your situation and learn how it could be improved.
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Queensland Police officers ready to run
160km in 24 hours for sick kids
I had the pleasure of meeting Petrie Police Station Senior Constable Dane Britton
& Senior Constable Ryan Cole of Caboolture Child Protection Investigation Unit
to talk about their journey as they gear up for their fundraising event raising money for the
Children’s Hospital Foundation.
Three determined police officers are support.
just a few weeks out from a mammoth
effort to run 160km in 24 hours to raise“What these police officers are undertaking is a
much-needed funds for the Children’s tremendous effort to help improve the lives of
Hospital Foundation. Queensland’s sickest kids, and we feel incredibly
privileged that they chose to raise funds for the
Balancing shift work with family life, Children’s Hospital Foundation,” Ms Simpson said.
2:00am training sessions have become
the norm for Petrie Police Station “We simply couldn’t do what we do without the support
Senior Constable Dane Britton, Senior of people like Dane, Matt and Ryan, I implore
Constable Ryan Cole of Caboolture Queenslanders to get behind their cause and help
Child Protection Investigation Unit and motivate them to give this extraordinary fun run all
Senior Constable Matt Powell of they’ve got.”
Fortitude Valley Bike Squad, who will
complete the aptly named Not A Fun To support the officers on their mission, visit
Run on September 12 at the Brisbane https://chf-community.everydayhero.com/au/not-a-
Valley Run Trail. fun-run-1
To learn more about the Children’s Hospital Foundation,
The officers’ quest was borne of a visit www.childrens.org.au.
deeply personal experience, after Sen-
Front cover & Below Left: Senior Constable Ryan Cole of Caboolture Child Protection
Constable Britton’s nephew, Logan, Investigation Unit & Right: Petrie Police Station Senior Constable Dane Britton
was diagnosed with Neuroblastoma at holding his daughter
only seven-years-old.
Against all odds, Logan was the first
child in Australia of his age to survive
the disease, and so Sen-Constable
Britton wanted to say thank you to
Children’s Hospital Foundation for all
they did for Logan during his time in
hospital.
The officers are aiming to raise $10,000
in the lead-up to the run, having already
raised more than $8,000.
“Supporting the Children’s Hospital
Foundation makes the hard work worth
it, giving us an opportunity to positively
engage our community, and leaving a
lasting positive impact on those who
need it most,” Sen-Constable Britton
said.
“I never knew how to repay them for all
the amazing things they did for Logan
during the fight for his life and running
160km seemed like a crazy enough
way to say thank you.”
The much-needed funds raised by
Dane and his running mates will help
the Children’s Hospital Foundation
work wonders for Queensland’s sickest
kids, through delivering entertainment
and distraction for kids in hospital,
investing in vital medical research and
funding new life-saving equipment.
Children’s Hospital Foundation CEO,
Rosie Simpson, has commended the
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SLOW DOWN, ANIMALS AROUND:
RACQ AND THE RESCUE COLLECTIVE
RACQ and animal wellbeing advocates, The Rescue Collective, have joined forces
to urge Queenslanders be aware of wildlife feeding near roads as it was peak
season for collisions.
New RACQ insurance crash data revealed more than 1,300 crashes involving
animals were recorded during the month of September in the past three years.
RACQ spokesperson Lucinda Ross said with border restrictions in place, many
holidaymakers continued to opt for a Queensland road trip, which was great for the
economy, but could be dangerous for wildlife.
"We're right in the middle of the peak time for animal collisions, with our data
showing June through to October are the worst months for these crashes," Ms
Ross said.
"In the past three years, this period saw RACQ members involved in more than 6,500
collisions with animals."
The Rescue Collective Director Nicole Blums said there had been an earlier than
normal start to animal trauma season this year.
"Not only are we seeing animals being killed, but breeding season's also underway
so they're on the move looking for food – that often means danger near roads," Ms
Blums said.
"We're calling on motorists to slow down and take care. If you do hit an animal and it
survives, please stop and call your local wildlife rescue service to see if they can
keep it alive or can be there to rescue any orphans."
Ms Ross said there were several things drivers could do to avoid a collision with
wildlife.
"The data speaks for itself – if you're driving at dawn or dusk, you're more likely to
have a crash with an animal because that's when they're feeding on the roadside.
Avoid these times if you can, make sure you always stick to the speed limit, and stay
aware of what's ahead."
RACQ insurance claims data revealed 12,798 claims for collisions with animals in
the three-year period from 1 July 2017.
THE MOST STOLEN CARS IN
QLD REVEALED
The Holden Commodore has again topped the list as Queensland's
most stolen car, after RACQ insurance claims data revealed thieves'
top 10 most sought after models to steal.
RACQ spokesperson Lucinda Ross said the insurer had received
more than 3,000 stolen vehicle claims between 2017 and 2020, with
the iconic Australian car at the top of the list for the second year in a
row, and the Toyota Landcruiser the runner up.
"It's clear the Commodore is a favourite with thieves, but Toyota is
also a popular steal with their Landcruiser, Hilux, Corolla and Camry
rounding out our top five most stolen car models," Ms Ross said.
"This should act as a warning to Queensland drivers to ensure vehicle
security is front of mind and that they're switched on to the tactics of
car thieves no matter the brand or value of their car."
Ms Ross said there were simple things car owners could do to avoid
being targeted.
"Our number one tip: treat your keys like cash, keeping them on you
whenever possible. Avoid leaving them somewhere that's obvious or
easily accessible to thieves, like the side table just inside your front
door, because whether you're at home or not, that's the first place
crooks will look," she said.
"It's also important to be vigilant in locking your car and windows and,
wherever possible, park in a secure garage or somewhere well-lit and
well-populated. Thieves are less likely to target your vehicle if there is
a chance they could get caught."
RACQ's top 10 car makes/models stolen in Qld between 1 July 2017 –
30 June 2020:
1. Holden Commodore: 144 2. Toyota Landcruiser: 126
3. Toyota Hilux: 109 4. Toyota Corolla: 91
5. Toyota Camry: 89 6. Ford Falcon: 87
7. Nissan Navara: 76 8. Mazda 3: 74
9. Nissan Patrol: 70 10. Hyundai i30: 55.
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FAME OR SHAME LOCAL KARAOKE
IS BACK AT NORTH LAKES!
First Saturday night of every month, Discovery Lounge from 8pm
Following on from the astounding success "Members are encouraged to arrive early to
of North Lakes Sports Club's first karaoke secure their viewing seats and to also take
event in January, Fame or Shame Karaoke advantage of the food and beverage
nights are set to return to the Club from options on offer from the new Sports Bar
Saturday 5th September. menu & Crave Café."
Members and guests are invited to take the Fame or Shame Karaoke recommences on
mic in a night of free entertainment with Saturday 5th September from 8pm with
friends and family. registrations from 7pm at North Lakes
Sports Club and is on the first Saturday of
The deck will be stacked with all the best in e a c h m o n t h w i t h t h e e xc e p t i o n o f
karaoke hits and themed nights will also December.
make an appearance on the event calendar.
Karaoke attendees are kindly asked to not
"The staff and patrons are so excited to see attend if feeling unwell for the health and
this event return to the Club," commented safety of all.
Venue & Culture Manager Craig Allan.
For more information or to book a pre-event
"As one of our first free events back, we dinner in the Banyan Restaurant & Deck,
have ensured that our COVID safe visit www.northlakessports.com.au
procedures allow events to return safely. or call 1300 006 572 today.
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Unitywater competition gives 100
customers $100 off their bill
Unitywater customers who make to make the switch to receive your
the switch to contact-free billing bills in your inbox, not your
by email or SMS could win $100 off mailbox.”
their bill – or gift it to a family
member or friend. Ms Gee said customers who
Unitywater Executive Manager already received their bills by email
Customer and Community or SMS were automatically entered
Katherine Gee said receiving bills into the draw.
electronically was faster, more
secure and more environmentally- For more information and to make
friendly than via the post. t h e s w i t c h , v i s i t
www.unitywater.com/WIN
“Right now, when we're all very
aware of COVID-19, signing up to
contact-free billing and managing
your account online is easy and
safe,” she said.
“There are 100 chances to win and
we're excited to offer this incentive
to our customers to make the
switch.
“We're also giving winners the
option to gift their $100 to
someone close to them.
“There are so many great reasons
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CONVERSATIONS WITH LEONIE
Hi Leonie, Yep, Graham I have an answer for you. I laughed So here we are in all our glory, walking, talking,
myself silly when I got your email because you living dichotomies. Our emotions forever at odds
My name is Graham and I wish I could wave a are (in my opinion) mostly “spot on”. It is indeed with our thoughts. Our secret internal wants
wand and lose interest in women. What on earth hard to please a woman. We are fragile yet pitted against our logical brains that tell us that if
do women really want? Do they know what the extremely strong. We are independent yet very we let our guards down, something terrible will
n e e d y. We a r e h e l p l e s s b u t e x t r e m e l y happen. I think that we really are a force to be
want? They say they want to be independent,
resourceful. We are all these things and this is reckoned with and a nightmare to understand, a
and then they get shitty if you don't offer to pay why I think we are the way we are. copy of “Mills and Boon Romance” in one hand
when you go out together. They say that they and a “How to have it all” instruction book in the
want to feel looked after and then freak out if you I believe that a woman's heart wants a man to other. It's like being really, really dead tired but
say you don't want them going out with the girls look after her and be the protector of her and the not being able to drop because you can't trust
to dangerous and dodgy places in Fortitude family. Her heart wants him to make the big that guy to catch you.
decisions, be the provider and the compass that
Valley. They say that they want someone to be a
steadfastly steers the family in the right direction. But here's the straight poop! If you want a
man, take control and handle things, then accuse Her heart wants him to take care of the nasty stuff relationship with a woman, you have to
you of taking them for granted if you go ahead like bills, mortgage arrangements, difficult understand that her heart is often in con ict with
and make any plans. I am so fed up, frustrated and neighbours and be the head of the household. her head and nd a way to make it work anyway.
angry that I feel like running away and becoming Her heart basically wants her man to take the
a monk. place of her father. We don't want to be So Graham before you done that Monk's garb or
c o n t r o l l e d b u t w e d o n ' t w a n t a l l t h e go off women altogether, try being a little bit
So counsellor, got an answer for me? responsibility either. more understanding. With knowledge comes
power. Now you have an idea why this woman
Graham/Margate Now let's talk about the sticky y in the ointment. may think the way she does and that most
The head! A woman's head has been trained to women are con ic ted; you can star t to
break glass ceilings, make sure that we are taken understand her behaviours and make the
as seriously as our male counterparts, that we get necessary allowances. Just don't make ridiculous
equal input into everything. It took a lot of effort allowances and try to understand your way into a
and heartache to get equal rights and fair bad relationship. And if you think its tough
exchange of ideas in the workplace and within understanding a woman try being one. It's no
relationships and lets face it; change had to bed of roses for us either.
happen to stop abuse and discrimination. The
head has learned that the heart can't be trusted ‘till next week. Leonie
to make good decisions and to pick the right
bloke for the job so it overrides the heart most of
the time.
About Leonie
North Lakes Counselling Services
CATCH LEONIE’S RADIO SHOW “ON THE COUCH WITH LEONIE”
EVERY SECOND FRIDAY AT 10AM ON 99.7 BRIDGE FM
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New Canteen Connect App to
expand youth cancer support
Youth cancer organisation, Canteen, also means those impacted by a
has unveiled a new mobile app. cancer diagnosis can get the
information and professional
The Canteen Connect app is an counselling they need straight after a
evolution of Canteen’s web-based doctor’s appointment, or when
o n l i n e s u p p o r t s e r v i c e a n d they’re trying to make sense of major
guarantees 24/7 support for all changes in their family.”
young people impacted by cancer T h e a p p b r i n g s
whenever they need it most. canteenconnect.org.au to life via iOS
Coming at a time when 18-25 year- and Android smartphones, and is
olds are reportedly experiencing a available in the App Store and Google
60% increase in severe psychological Play right now across Australia and
distress*, the Canteen Connect app Aotearoa.
means young people will now have Developed in deep consultation with
support at their fingertips. the young people Canteen supports,
Canteen CEO Peter Orchard says the the app shares all the features of
a p p h a s b e e n o n e o f t h e Canteen Connect on desktop,
organisation’s top priorities over the including;
past two years, led by huge demand • the ability to connect with others the
from the young people Canteen same age;
supports. • joining conversations and chats;
“I’m so thankful that our young • attending fun and helpful online
people now have more intuitive activities and events; and
access to our support services on • accessing counselling via phone or
their mobile – whenever they need it, live chat.
and wherever they are in the world.” Maddy Boyd, a Canteen Connect
he said. youth leader whose Dad passed away
“Not only does this bring immediate from cancer, says; “a large group of
connection to other young people young people were consulted right at
going through similar experiences, it the start of the process, and have
100 new jobs on offer in Moreton Bay
A new job recruitment drive is being rolled out across Moreton Bay Moreton Bay Mayor Peter Flannery said this is just one of the many
Regional Council to fill more than 100 new roles this 2020-21 initiatives the council is working on to advance our region and provide
financial year. some degree of greater certainty during uncertain times.
“The new Council has delivered on a number of promises within our
CEO Greg Chemello said jobs will vary from entry level to senior first 100 days of office, including $33 million worth of COVID-19
positions and include: engineering, asset maintenance, sports and initiatives,” he said.
recreation, planning and more.
“COVID-19 has forced many changes on our communities, but here at “We've also already completed about two thirds of the 42 major
Council we're continuing on the pathway to improve our community initiatives recommended as part of last year's organisational review.
and service outcomes by hiring more staff in key areas of need” he “So I'm proud to say we've been able to get on with the job while times
said. are tough and deliver real outcomes for ratepayers.”
“Late last year, council recognised the need to employ over 150 new You can monitor all of Council's current job opportunities on the
workers in varied positions, following the Grassroots Connections website. https://careers.moretonbay.qld.gov.au/
Australia review of the organisation.
“Grassroots found that Moreton Bay Region was operating with far
less staff than other councils of comparable size in southeast
Queensland, and concluded that hiring more staff was necessary to
deliver appropriate standards of service for our communities and
improve our efficiency.
“We've already begun advertising 104 new roles over a 13-week
period this financial year, which adds to the 49 staff that were
recruited last year.
“It takes roughly four weeks from advertising before we are ready to
offer, so we will soon start seeing those spots filled.”
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Moreton Bay Lions
Councillors Cup 2020
Last weekend saw the local Moreton Bay Lions take
on Redcliffe Colts with a 51 point win against
Redcliffe during the Sir Doug Nicholls Round and
Councillors Cup. Final score was 14.10.94 to 6.7.43
with Moreton Bay claiming the cup for the seventh
straight year.
The Reserve Men and Division 2 Women also both
saw wins over their Redcliffe counterparts with a
4.7.31 to 2.3.15 for the men and 0.1.1 to 0.0.0 for the
Women
Sadly after a nail biting game Redcliffe's Colts won
over Moreton Bay with a close 7.4.46 to 6.4.40
A number of Division 2 Women's Players sporting
their beautiful Indigenous guernseys purchased
with assistance through Community Grants from Pictured: Seniors Players (L to R) Korey, Lochlann and Rexy
Moreton Bay Council Mayor, Mr Peter Flannery and
Moreton Bay Councillor for Div 2, Mr Mark Booth
Find them on Facebook
@moretonbaylions · Amateur sports team
or visit www.moretonbaylions.net.au
Photo credit: Moreton Bay Lions
Pictured: Division 2 Women's Players sporting their beautiful Indigenous guernseys purchased
with assistance through Community Grants from Moreton Bay Council Mayor, Mr Peter Flannery
and Moreton Bay Councillor for Div 2, Mr Mark Booth
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Winning Seniors Team including Seniors Head Coach Mr John Soccio, Club President Mr Barry Allen and
Moreton Bay Councillor for Div 2, Mr Mark Booth.
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www.northlakesmessenger.com.au 11IKEA CATALOGUE CELEBRATES ITS 70TH BIRTHDAY
In its 70th edition, IKEA has evolved the iconic format
of its catalogue into a 'how-to' problem solver for
homes around the world.
For the first time, this year’s IKEA Catalogue has been turned into a
‘how-to’ booklet full of problem-solving tips, hands-on ideas and
practical advice in a response to a time where life at home has never
been more important.
Now more than ever, people are faced with the desire to create homes
that suit their ever-changing needs and desires. As leaders in life at
home, IKEA wants to provide Australians with the knowledge to make
these big-impact changes by transforming the catalogue into a ‘how-
to’ booklet.
This dynamic version of the IKEA Catalogue 2021 is focused on small
budgets and smaller spaces. Each page has been filled with “how to’s”
on ways to make homes around the world cosier, smarter, more
sustainable and more beautiful.
“Life at home has never been more important as it is today. As we all
spend more time at home, our spaces are working harder than ever
before. For many of us, the reality of life at home means spaces and
budgets that are shrinking in size. That’s why we’ve focused the
solutions in this year’s catalogue on affordability and small space
living”, says Christine Gough, Country Home Furnishing and Retail
Design Manager for IKEA Australia.
The IKEA Catalogue 2021 presents the importance of beautiful
bathrooms, delicious kitchens and living and dining rooms you’ll fall in
love with. In addition to these big impact changes, customers will also
be offered practical tips such as mixing patterns, showing off your style
and how to organise absolutely everything.
Despite our lives at home changing, some of the solutions to grace the
pages of the catalogue have continued for decades - like our highly
loved BILLY bookcase, which continues to be a customer favourite more
than 40 years on. What’s also stayed the same is our commitment to
inspire people to live healthier and more sustainable lives.
“We want to help people create a home that’s not only better for them,
but better for the planet too – one water-saving tap and LED light bulb at
a time”, says Christine.
Each year, IKEA conducts in-depth research and home visits with people
around the world. Through our research we’re able to find out people’s
frustrations, dreams, hopes and desires for their homes. There are 6
different homes in this year’s catalogue, each representing a different
living situation including a young couple in their first apartment, a
growing family in a rental, and a money-savvy couple with two young
children in a one-bedroom apartment.
With a range of new products featured in the IKEA Catalogue 2021,
customers can find the practical advice, solutions and advice for
creating a smarter, more flexible, and better life at home.
Customers can access the IKEA Catalogue 2021
online at www.ikea.com.au or collect a copy from
their local IKEA Australia store from 1 September
www.northlakesmessenger.com.au 12Queensland kids learn to cook Jamie Oliver style, with the launch of an all new school holiday program, delivered online! With face-to-face classes ceasing, Jamie’s Ministry of Food has announced the launch of a school holiday program, offering online cooking classes for young Queenslanders from the comfort of their own kitchens. With over 19,000 Queenslanders having participated in Jamie’s Ministry of Food’s program, online virtual communities have popped up all over the state – from Yarrabilba to Mackay, and Toowoomba to Isaac to name a few. With funding contribution from the Queensland Government and with the support of Health and Wellbeing Queensland, Jamie’s Ministry of Food is committed to improving the nutritional education and cooking skills for locals and priority groups. “Our school holiday program will teach our young students the basics of food, nutrition and cooking, as well as some of Jamie’s special tips and tricks! Participants will learn how to make meals from scratch, by baking, grilling, sautéing, boiling and roasting fresh ingredients,” said Siobhan Boyle, CEO of The Good Foundation. “The program equips teens with skills that make it simpler and quicker to cook healthy, delicious meals – a skill that will take them well into adulthood. Maintaining a healthy diet is always important and particularly during these difficult times,” Siobhan said. Jamie’s Ministry of Food program bookings (ages 12 and above) • 'Taster' class – 12 September • Queensland statewide program (school holidays week 1) – 21, 23 and 25 September • Nationwide program (school holidays week 2) – 28 September - 2 October • Mt Isa locals only (school holiday week 2) – 28 September - 2 October • Toowoomba locals only – 6 October (weekly for 5 weeks) For more information and to book participants can visit, https://www.jamiesministryoffood.com.au/courses/jamies-ministr y- of-food-online-program
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CATCH LEONIE’S RADIO SHOW
“ON THE COUCH WITH LEONIE”
EVERY SECOND FRIDAY
AT 10AM
ON 99.7 BRIDGE FM
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