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Your Voice
Springfield Rise
at SPRING MOUNTAIN / SUMMER 2019
Come and play
Springfield!
$56.2M local sports
complex now open
Public art project
Primary school students
work with artist to produce
visual art
Springfield
Camira Men’s
Shed
Local community group
profile
belong at Springfield Rise
Community news & events
WELCOME As we come to a close in the year, it is timely to
reflect on the growth of the community over the last
by the local clubs and the 2020 season is set to see
this fantastic amenity shine in the region.
12 months. There are now almost 1100 Springfield
In March, we’ll be celebrating Neighbour Day,
Rise homes complete and we’ve welcomed so many
Australia’s annual celebration of community which is
new faces to the community at our Meet Your
held on the last Sunday of March every year
Neighbours barbecues.
(29 March 2020). This year’s theme is social
Since opening in January, Spring Mountain State connection and we’ll have more details on how your
School has welcomed close to 90 students across family can be involved in celebrating this on
prep to Year 6, with that number set to more than www.facebook.com/myspringfieldlakes
double in 2020. We’ve also been working on an in the new year.
exciting public art project with the Spring Mountain
Wishing you a safe holiday season.
State School students, read more on this inside.
An exciting 2019 milestone was the opening of the Danielle Kollanyi
Springfield Central Sports Complex in October. This Social Sustainability Coordinator
amazing $56.2M community facility was activated danielle.kollanyi@lendlease.com
Come and play Springfield!
In October Springfield Central netball courts, eight tennis courts,
Sports Complex was launched to the four multipurpose sporting fields,
community with a grand opening three club houses with canteen
‘Come and Try’ day, with close to amenity, two playgrounds and ample
2500 visitors test driving the new carparking.
facilities.
Ipswich City Council will be
Local clubs held activations across managing the facilities, with six clubs
their respective sports including currently signed up and they are
tennis Hot Shots, NetSetGO! and working on the management lease
netball goal shooting competitions, of the tennis courts. Local sports
soccer drills, rugby league inflatable clubs include Greater Springfield
activities, junior cricket blasts, Sports (AFL/cricket), Rugby League
inflatable AFL jumbo field and goal Ipswich, Springfield United Football
kicking demonstrations. Club, Western Pride Football Club,
Springfield Lakes Netball Club and
Brisbane Heat cricketer Chris
South West Wildcats Netball Club.
Lynn (pictured top right), Brisbane
2020 will be an exciting time for the
Lions AFLW player Sophie Conway
complex with the launch of their new
and mascot, Roy, made special
seasons.
appearances and mingled with the
crowds. The clubs had food stalls For enquiries contact Ipswich City
offering tasty options and cool Council’s Sport and Recreation Team
refreshments that helped fundraise on 3810 6666.
for equipment for their 2020 seasons.
Players from St Peters Lutheran
College cricket team also came along
and test drove the new nets, enjoying
a celebratory hit with Chris Lynn.
The $56.2 million, 22.5ha sporting
complex is the single biggest
boost to sporting facilities in
Ipswich’s history, boasting 16 Springfield Central Sports Complex is the new home
of six local sports clubs
Springfield Lakes State
Springfield Lakes State School’s
School’s ‘Welcome Wall’
and seating project (left)
is now complete
‘Welcome Wall’ now complete
Springfield Lakes Parents and Did you know... The wall includes the
Citizens Association were recent local Indigenous Yugara word ‘Wanya’
recipients of a Lendlease Community which means ‘welcome’. This is an
Grant for a ‘Welcome Wall’ and log important inclusion with 2019 being
seating project. the United Nation’s International Year
of Indigenous Languages.
The project is now complete and they
said they see students coming up and
learning the different languages. The
students also love playing on the log
seating (pictured).
Hello neighbours!
Welcome to all our newest residents
and thanks to those that joined us for
a welcome barbecue in November.
Our Meet Your Neighbours events are
a great, informal way to get to know
new faces in the community, as well
as being a fun afternoon out.
A BIG thank you to Amanda (centre
image), Damien and Vicki (below),
our resident helpers who volunteered
with setting up, welcoming everyone
and packing away. We loved seeing Welcome to the neighbourhood! From left: Samra and Sajid, Amanda, Ian and Daniel
Robbins and Abuk, Kuan, Charisma, Sylvia, Lilly and Eli Lual
such wonderful community spirit!
Say hi to Vicki and Damien
You might have met Vicki and level is back yard,” Vicki said.
Damien at the recent Meet Your
Neighbours event in November. They “The home is a Hampton design
are approaching completion of their and we have a large balcony that
split level home in The Boulevard and overlooks the bushland out the back.”
are looking forward to moving in mid
Their daughter is also building in
December.
Springfield Rise, which means they
“We’ve really capitalised on the split will soon have their granddaughter
block, upstairs has our main living just 5 minutes away.
area, bedrooms and garage and
“We’re really excited to be joining the
downstairs we have a fourth bedroom
community,” Damien said.
or media room which has its own
Vicki and Damien are moving into their new home in
bathroom, the laundry and our bottom mid December
Students co-create art with First
Nations artist, Libby Harward
In November students from Spring the First Nations people lived off the
Mountain State School worked land, and still have a very respectful
with contemporary Indigenous relationship with the land and all it’s
artist, Libby Harward, to co-create animals and plants.
artwork that will be on display in the
“It gave them a greater sense of
community next year.
connection to the area
A solo street and
conceptual visual
“The students and knowledge of the
First Nations people’s
artist, Libby is a loved learning love for their country.”
proud descendant
of the people of
about the place Classroom teacher
Quandamooka, a that they live Irene Williams said the
students were engaged
neighbouring country to
the Yuggera people, in on and call in this workshop and
thoroughly enjoyed
Moreton Bay. their home” collaborating with Libby.
Libby said that she
“We are so excited to see the finished
practises her culture through her role
product!”
in the community as an artist.
Libby is currently putting the
“The students loved learning about
finishing touches on the artwork, it
White Rock Spring Mountain
is anticipated to be revealed in early
Conservation Estate,” she said.
2020. Watch this space! Students from Spring Mountain State School took
“We discussed the Indigenous history part in a cultural art workshop with Quandamooka
artist, Libby Harward, to produce a collaborative
of the conservation area, and how community visual art piece
Local community group profile:
Springfield Camira Men’s Shed
More than just men that build Is it just for men?
things, Springfield Camira Men’s Yes, the shed itself is just for men,
Shed offers a place for men to but the benefits of the shed have
interact and share their knowledge positive impacts on not just the men
and skills with other like-minded who attend, but also on their other
individuals, as well as look out for half and family.
each other’s welfare.
Do you have to know how to do
Jim Barclay, President of the wood work?
Springfield Camira Men’s Shed You need no qualification or
tells us a bit about what they get experience to join the shed and you
up to. can do as little or as much as you
like. If you want to get involved in
What goes on at the shed?
a project, learn how to use one of
There’s a bit of chatting and laughter, Jim Barclay is the President of the
the machines, learn a new skill or
there’s men helping each other learn Springfield Camira Men’s Shed
just have a chat, there is always
new skills, training being undertaken,
somebody there to offer a hand if
fixing things, planning for the next
you want one. Come say hi!
Bunnings barbecue, management
Open Tuesday and Thursday
tasks, the garden always need a little What is the cost to be involved?
8.30am – 2pm
tender loving care and of course Annual membership fee is $50 and
there’s a lot of looking after each attendance fee is $2. 389 Old Logan Road, Camira
other’s welfare. Contact 0412 473 577
Peter Tullett Memorial Park
Our newest park in Creekwood, just off Woodline Drive, is due to open soon.
A place to explore, play and reflect on the moments that matter in life, the park
is nestled amongst the large eucalyptus trees, positioned in a quiet area with
views of the tree-lined Mountain Creek corridor.
The playground takes inspiration from the satin bowerbird, a species native to
Creekwood’s newest local park on Woodline Drive White Rock Spring Mountain Conservation Estate that are known for decorating
will be open in time for Christmas their bowers with blue coloured objects. Be sure to check it out!
Springfield Lakes Pest Fishing Classic #3 saw 170 pest fish (with a total weight of 140.93kg) removed from
Spring Lake. Billy Hargreaves and Clay Enoch-Hargreaves (top left), Emma, Owen, Thomas, Oliver, Benjamin
Etherington, Genevieve Del Fabbro and Haven-Rae Ross (far right)
Anglers wet a line for biodiversity awareness
Spring Lake once again played host wetting a line, with high hopes of
to the Springfield Lakes Pest Fishing taking home the day’s big prize of a
Classic in November. kayak.
It was a successful event with 170 Native young fish will be restocked
pest fish (140kg) removed from the in the lake at a later date with the
lake, adding to the almost 1000 proceeds (less costs) from the event’s
removed at the two previous events. ticket, barbecue and bait sales.
To put that in perspective, if you lined
Thank you to Brisbane Valley
up all the pest fish caught it would go
Anglers Fish Stocking Association
for 52m!
who coordinated the event with
Community support of the event 2 Bent Rods through a Lendlease
was on show with 206 participants Community Grant.
What’s on For more local events visit
www.facebook.com/myspringfieldlakes
Springfield Rise
Summer School Holiday Program Skateboard workshops, suitable for absolute beginners
Springfield Lakes Community Centre to those looking to learn a few new tricks. Suits all ages,
bookings essential.
Commences Monday 16 December 2019 https://australianskateboarding.com/events/revolutions-
YMCA offers a range of fun activities weekdays of the
bob-gibbs-qld-3/
school holidays all for a $2 donation. Activities include
superhero yoga, button craft, Murri Tukka bush walk, kids
first aid training, floral arrangement crafts and crowns plus
loads more! For times and more details visit
Clean Up Australia Day
www.facebook.com/ Sunday 1 March 2020
Help keep Springfield Lakes beautiful by joining in the
YMCASpringfieldLakesCommunityCentre
annual Clean Up Australia Day event. Children and families
welcome. You can bring a canoe or kayak. Wear protective
shoes, sun smart clothes and a hat. BYO water bottle. Bags,
Springfield Lakes Netball Club gloves and sunscreen will be provided. To register visit
2020 Day Season Launch www.cleanupaustraliaday.org.au
Wednesday 15 January 2020
Springfield Central Sports Complex
Springfield Lakes Netball Club are excited to welcome Friday’s Child Craft Group
new members to the Springfield Central Sports Complex. Tuesdays 9am
Registrations for the 2020 Day Season open
on 15 January 2020.
Office of Charis Mullen MP
Sign up: www.facebook.com/SLNCNetball 6 Yoga Way, Springfield Central
www.springfieldlakesnetball.com/ (Next door to Cold Rock Ice Cream)
Friday’s Child produce knitted and craft items that are
donated to local hospitals and shelters, helping pre-term
Inter-club Canoe Polo Competition babies, oncology patients, homeless and disadvantaged
Regatta Lake, Springfield Lakes groups. They also gratefully accept donations of wool, both
Sunday 9am start new and leftovers which can be dropped off at Charis Mullen
5 & 19 January, 23 Februrary 2020 MP’s office. Contact goodnanh@yahoo.com.au
Bring a chair along and support our local canoe polo team
at their inter-club competition. For more info
www.facebook.com/Springfield-Centenary-Canoe- Evening fitness classes
Club-198465573666756/ Weeknights 5.30pm and 6.30pm
Display Village Green
84-90 Russell Luhrs Way, Spring Mountain
FREE Beginners Skate Boarding Clinic Weeknight fitness classes guaranteed to get you sweating.
Friday 17 January 2020 from 9am to 11am Visit www.hyhq.com.au for your free trial now.
Bob Gibbs Skate Park
40-60 Springfield Parkway Cane Toad Catching Nights
Ipswich City Council and ASCI are hosting free Learn to
First Friday of each month, 7pm
Spring Lake Parklands, cnr Burlington Terrace
and Springfield Lakes Boulevard
Come along and reduce cane toad numbers. Don’t be
Some tips to stay safe this season: scared, gloves will be supplied to all participants, BYO
PETS, SUMMER AND SNAKES
Keep all combustible material (e.g. clothes, bed torch and a large or lidded bucket. Register online
Summer is hereaway
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notice more wildlife appearing in your backyard
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dishwashers have completed their cycle
before leaving the house
Keep your pet safe by keeping your yard free of
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Do not leave devices Be mobile
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you only suspect a snake bite.
Learn more www.qfes.qld.gov.au
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