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www.hinterlandtourism.com.au June / July 2018 1
Now that the cooler months with your early morning
are well and truly upon us, adventures, drop into one
it’s time to break out the of the boutique wineries
winter woollies from storage or craft breweries in the
and head to the hills – and area. Can’t decide between
the best place to be in win- a wine or a beer tasting?
ter is on the Sunshine Coast Why not do both at Maleny
Hinterland. The mood of Mountain Wines, which
the Hinterland changes as boasts its own brewery as
it cools down - rolling mists well as its superb range of
blanket the villages with wines. You can also visit
mystical effect, and crisp Flame Hill Vineyard, Wild
Angus Richard,
clear mornings become the President, Hinterland Rocket @ Mistys Micro
norm. There really is some- Tourism Sunshine Coast. Brewery and Brouhaha
thing magic about this time www.hinterlandtourism.com.au Brewery to quench your
of year. The crackle of a log thirst and discover new
fire, warming hot chocolate, full bodied flavours of the region.
red wines and snuggling up with a good
book all symbolise winter. After the sun goes down, there is nothing
more relaxing than to dine at a restaurant
For the more adventurous, winter is the
with a fireplace. And the hinterland has
perfect time to explore. Enjoy the sunlight
some of the best places to enjoy this.
without the humidity, and there is an
Montville Bar and Grill, Gypsys Table,
added bonus of the sun getting up a little
Long Apron Clovelly or The Terrace of
later for those wanting to catch the first
Maleny will all leave you sated, satisfied
rays over the mountains. Take off on an
and warmed to the soul.
early morning climb and conquer Mount
Ngungun to greet the sunrise and get There really is no better place to enjoy
a unique perspective of the iconic Glass winter than on the Sunshine Coast Hin-
House Mountains. terland.
If you’ve managed to work up a thirst We look forward to welcoming you soon!
So winter is finally with us. green to gold and then to
The cooler drier weather is red. Sanity in today’s world
a welcome respite from the requires the foresight to turn
rising damp of February and off screen time and recharge
March. Keen observers of with green time.
Hinterland fauna in those It has been said that a good
rain soaked months will have friend listens to your travel
noted that animals could adventures but a best friend
be seen wandering in pairs. makes them with you. It
Was this in expectation of is that time of the year to
the arrival of a large wooden escape the mundane with
vessel, a biblical cruise ship
a “best friend” and create
re-enactment? Mark Skinner
Deputy Chair
your own personal winter
I suppose we should not Visit Sunshine Coast adventure.
knock the weather in all mark.skinner@
visitsunshinecoast.com.au Find somewhere special to
its variations for without a
stay. The log fire and the
change from time to time
glass of wine, the feel of the best linen
85% of Australia couldn’t start a conver-
and towels, the breakfasts in bathrobes,
sation!
the spa and a massage, the seclusion and
Winter is simply a brilliant season in the emotional warmth of a quality cottage in
Hinterland. That hint of frost in the lower winter should be on everyone’s calen-
paddocks, steaming horses and fingers dar. Those in the know, the winners and
of mist stretching out across Lake Baroon game changers, schedule a regular return
to be chased down the escarpment with to relax, reconnect and recharge.
the arrival of that first burst of sunshine.
Ask about the exciting restaurants and
It is a magic time to get away for a break
cafes. Your hosts can help and locals will
that you probably richly deserve but have
be willing to share their insights into the
been putting aside due to “too much on
best the Hinterland has to offer. Abun-
at work”. The point is that if you expired
tomorrow the sun would probably still dant rain, rich red soil and long warm
rise. As the old poem says: summers tells a story of fine food produc-
tion back to the first European settlement
“Take a bucket and fill it with water, put that is still so strongly reflected today.
both hands in up to the wrist,
There’s estate grown wine with medals to
Take them out and the hole that remains rival an African dictator and craft brewer-
is the measure of how you’ll be missed.” ies creating the delicious and strange. It
In almost every case the excuses raised was Louis Pasteur who pronounced that
about not taking a break are about as a good bottle of wine contains more phi-
valid as the morality of a bank. losophy than all the books in the world.
There is a magic in these hills. The walks Perhaps it is time to test the validity of his
and the parks are in themselves a rea- theory in front of a friendly fire, in a cosy
son alone to keep coming back at each cottage with someone special.
season change. You need to see the glory Legends are not made by those who do
of the Liquid Ambers when they discard nothing. Its winter, with a “best friend”,
their summer cloak and change from make a booking and come on up!
Come On Up
Contact Details:
Suite 19, 74-84 Currie Street,
Nambour, Queensland 4560
Mobile: 0408 459 624
Kerry Brown
Office hours: Monday to Friday 9am - 4pm
Editor and Publisher Kerry Brown: kb.tourism@svgazette.com.au
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Come on up and warm your heart this winter
ONE OF the finest pleasures in life is to snuggle up with a loved one or her first solo exhibition in Nambour August, 12-16th her passion for
ones on a cold winter day or night, so warm your heart in the hills and working with clay and handcrafting her favourite subjects chickens and
come on up to the world’s premier destination, the Sunshine Coast native Australian animals is as interesting as it is intriguing.
Hinterland. Indulge yourself at Kondalilla Eco Resort, a resort dedicated to the
Most of the accommodation houses in the Hinterland are privately preservation of its natural environment where rustic treehouses, villas,
owned and operated so the hospitality is as warm and inviting as the stunning log fire and spa baths make it perfect for a romantic getaway.
many log fires and cosy cabins on offer across the region. There are also family rooms, lodges and log cabins, it’s a perfect place to
Of course it is a great time of year to explore the many national parks and relax the mind, body and soul.
natural beauty while taking in the fresh air and winter sunshine. Savour Devonshire Tea at Flaxton Barn, the country charm and
Experience the iconic Flaxton Gardens for fine dining with extraordinary hospitality has been part of the Sunshine Coast Hinterland for almost 50
views that will warm every heart. Alan Thompson, Owner and Executive years. There is much more to experience when you get there, a treasured
Chef has made their high tea famous and it’s no wonder when you learn destination that has seen many visitors return year in and out.
of his illustrious career in haute cuisine. So Come On Up and warm your heart this winter in the Sunshine Coast
Escape the outside world with Maleny artist Cathy Lawley who will hold Hinterland.
All About Sunshine Coast Hinterland; Come On Up
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is a free independent magazine published area is a local. visitors to see and experience the best in the
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Visitor Information Centres, major tourist tourism organisation Hinterland Tourism and is page for even more information.
attractions, accommodation houses and other jam packed with facts, useful information, local So Come On Up we look forward to meeting
highly frequented locations. strories and stunning images of the region. you soon.
Hunchy
Hideaway
The secluded Hunchy Hideaway
PAMPERING & PRIVACY AT HUNCHY HIDEAWAY
Hidden in the Hunchy Valley, just 2km from Montville Village, Hunchy Hideaway is a perfect
place for couples to relax and unwind and escape from the day to day rush.
feel all your troubles fade away.
Montville Country Cabins
Located in the beautiful Sunshine Coast Hinterland, Montville Country
Stay three nights or more and you will be surprised at the value – midweek three night stays
Cabins delivers spectacular views, privacy and luxurious facilities ideal start at $630 in a Rainforest Villa. One night stays are welcome from Sunday to Thursday.
for your next event. We are dedicated to making your event truly special
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A Touch of Royalty comes to the Sunshine Coast
ALAN THOMPSON, Owner and Executive Chef at Flaxton Gardens, has had Pub phenomenon, and over the next five years, developed the Royalist into
quite an illustrious career in haute cuisine, beginning with his training a venue with an esteemed reputation.
in New Zealand. Alan decided to pursue a career in London, working as
“The Royalist has many curious features befitting such an ancient building:
Head Chef for a number of well-known chefs over several years and finally
opening his own fine dining restaurant in the early 1990’s known as 755 in ‘witch marks’ above the fireplace to ward off evil spirits, a medieval frieze,
Fulham, London, often frequented by English Society and Royalty. and even a leper pit in the oldest part of the cellars. The hotel also features
an adjacent pub, The Eagle and Child, where unpleasant pursuits such
Following several years of making his name in London, he moved to the
heart of the Cotswold countryside where he purchased The Royalist as bear baiting would have once taken place. The name itself is linked to
Hotel (now known as The Porch House) – authenticated in the Guinness the English Civil War when the building was used as headquarters of the
book of records as the oldest inn in England, dating as far back as 947AD. Royalist army prior to the Battle of Stow in 1646 – a battle they would lose
Alan purchased the Hotel in the late 1990’s at the beginning of the Gastro- at great cost.”
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Flaxton Gardens with coastal views from Noosa to Moreton Island. It is the ideal
location for your next celebration.
Alan and Mariana Thompson will help you celebrate your special occasion at Flaxton Gardens.
After dedicating 16 years to establishing himself as an Executive Chef in
the UK, Alan then moved to Australia and purchased Flaxton Gardens and
has put a lot of passion, determination and love into developing and
growing the property as a Wedding and Function Venue and à la carte
AS UNIQUE
Restaurant. Alan wanted to “retain a feeling of relaxed elegance” to Flaxton
Gardens, “rather than a pretentious elegance”.
Flaxton’s Famous High Tea is one British tradition that has followed Alan to
as you are.
the Sunshine Coast and has proved to be very popular. Flaxton’s Famous
High Tea is elegantly served on the Terrace or in the beautiful gardens of
Flaxton Gardens’ Vineyard Restaurant.
Flaxton Gardens offers the choice of al fresco dining on the terrace, an
intimate table on the verandah or restaurant dining, and ensures quality
throughout. Alan says, “With such a wealth of wonderful produce right on
the doorstep, you can be assured that everything on the menu is always
freshly prepared by our experienced chefs.”
“Our approach, ‘Honesty on a plate’, demonstrates a sophisticated yet
honest style of cooking that comes from the heart.”, explains Alan. Released from the rough, carefully shaped, and
According to Alan, the Vineyard Restaurant’s menu could be described as polished to perfection. It's rare, it's precious and
“a healthy modern European style” that is constantly evolving with each
season. A new Seasonal Menu is developed every two months at Flaxton utterly unique. There will never be another one
Gardens and the current May-June Seasonal Menu is full of amazing
culinary delights. The Crispy Pork Belly, Fennel & Mandarin Salad as one of
like it.
the Entree options is full of flavour, and the Grilled Salmon with Mussel and
Vegetable Chowder is a perfect accompaniment to the crisp Autumn air of We know that what we do is something very
the Hinterland.
special because there is nothing quite like the
One of Alan’s mainstay dishes that has originated from his time in England,
is the Hot Raspberry Soufflé with Vanilla Bean Ice Cream – a best-selling moment when an opal captures your heart.
recipe refined in the UK and developed alongside the two-star Michelin
Chef, Richard Neat. This is a ‘must have’ dessert when you are next at
Flaxton Gardens. See the full collection in-store or online .
Flaxton Gardens...
is an iconic dining and events venue in the heart of the Sunshine Coast
Hinterland. Perfectly positioned with coastal views stretching from
Noosa to Moreton Island, Flaxton Gardens is the ideal location for your
next celebration. 11 Ballantyne Ct,
With the luxury of an award winning restaurant on site, Flaxton Glenview QLD 4553
Gardens can cater for any occasion – whether a morning high tea, (07) 5494 5400
Devonshire tea, lunch with your friends, romantic dinner, special opalsdownunder.com.au
celebrations or a wedding celebration. We offer a variety of options
for your special occasion.
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Discover the sweetest place in the Hinterland
VISITORS to Montville will often ask “Where is that deliciously sweet smell And it doesn’t end there - jams, relishes, and sauces from all over
coming from?” Australia and New Zealand; distinctly Australian souvenirs; a huge range
They need go no further than fudgyboombahs, the home of Montville’s of teatowels; macadamia nuts grown and processed right here on the
finest handmade fudge. Sunshine Coast……… it’s all here in one little shop.
fudgyboombahs also caters for Weddings with gorgeous custom
Located in the Montville Village Square, right in the centre of town,
Bonbonnierre. Greg and Gayle can help you choose your boxes and
fudgyboombahs will have on sale over 70 different and unique fudge
flavours for your big day, or help design your fudge Wedding Cake.
flavours, all made painstakingly by hand, right on the premises.
In fact, fudgyboombahs can make a fudge cake for any occasion!
A small selection of fresh handmade nougat is also available.
Don’t forget too…..if your fudge somehow doesn’t make it back home,
Greg and Gayle Jones, owners since 2008, and their wonderful staff, can
you can reorder ONLINE!
help you select from the fudge cabinet, or point you towards their wide
range of local and international confectionery, both new and old style. Just visit www.fudgyboombahs.com.au
Some favourites you probably have not seen or tasted since you were a So be sure to pop in and say G’day. And don’t worry too much about
child yourself. things like calories.
Everyone is catered for, with many products gluten free. Most of the As Greg always says, “It’s only fattening if you put it all in your mouth at
fudges and nougats made at fudgyboombahs are guaranteed gluten once”.
free. fudgyboombahs…. the ORIGINAL and the BEST... since 1996.
Come On Up fudgyboombahs
fudgyboombahs is located at Open: 7 Days from 10am to 5pm
12/168 Main Street, Montville, Bulk Orders Available.
Queensland.
Further details are available at
Ph: 07 5478 5455. www.fudgyboombahs.com.au
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Getaway from it all at Bellthorpe Stays
STARTS FRIDAY, 16 TH J
UNE
Explore the ponds, creeks, rainforest and private waterfalls when you stay with hosts David
and Wendy Clark at Bellthorpe Stays.
NESTLED in the rolling green hills at the confluence of the Blackall Range
and the Conondale Range is Bellthorpe Stays. Being just over an hour
from Brisbane, Bellthorpe Stays is quite accessible yet tucked away
from the riff raff of busy day to day life. There is absolutely no traffic at
Belthorpe Stays.
Immerse yourself in the peace and quiet, with birds and wildlife nearby,
you won’t want to pack your bags for the trip home – yes, linger for
a little bit longer. You can easily lose yourself in the tranquillity of the
surroundings.
Bellthorpe Stays is on 400 acre property with tall eucalyptus woodland
and rainforest with buttress trees, strangler figs, fern trees and tangled
vines. The property shares a two kilometre boundary with the Bellthorpe
National Park with its immense vista of protected habitat.
We offer both a simple farm stay as well as a nature based
For current information accommodation experience with four private and well equipped cabins.
visit our web site: These are ideal for singles, couples, friends or family.
www.strawberryfields.com.au Cabins are one or two bedrooms with each one fully self-contained with
linen and all that you need for a comfortable stay, all you need to bring is
your food and personal belongings.
During the winter months, you can get cosy by the log fire – yes, the
wood, kindling and fire starters are supplied and well stocked.
Winter months typically are cool at night, frosty mornings and beaming
warm sunshine during the day.
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JUNE - NOVEMBER Sunshine Motorway
All the cabins are setup to take advantage of the local scenery; birds will
Open: 1 From Noosa visit you regularly and many of the cabins are visited by local wildlife.
& Mooloolaba
June–Nov take the Aussie World Exit With at least five different types of habitats on the property, there’s a
Bruce Hig
great variety of birds including many of the rainforest birds such as
7 days Famous Strawberry How to find noisy pittas, regent bower bird, rifle bird, Wompoo pigeon and Marbled
Fields icecream Frogmouth.
hway
8.00am There is a good chance you will see paddy melons, bandicoots and you
might be lucky enough to see an echidna or the elusive platypus.
5.00pm Aussie World & 133 Laxton Rd
Ettamogah Pub
Palmview. QLD With all that the Sunshine Coast Hinterland has to offer, it’s just a short
Get In Contact drive to Maleny and the nearby attractions.
Pignata Rd
info@strawberryfields.com.au At Bellthorpe Stays, we have several kilometres of walking tracks which
Frizzo Rd
cafe@strawberryfields.com.au
Greenhaven Dr
take you to ponds, creeks, forest or private waterfalls located on the
Laxt
property.
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With the reliable rain in the hinterland, the waterfalls pretty much run all
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We Are Here
133 Laxton Rd, Palmview, QLD. 4553 year round.
Ph: 07 5494 5146 6
At particular times of the year, there are other natural spectacles such
as fire flies, Richmond Birdwing Butterflies, Black Cockatoos, masses of
Fax: 07 5494 5425 Calo
undr fungi and misty mornings.
From Brisbane a Rd
Take Aussie World exit take the Aussie World Exit
Bellthorpe Stays is located on Willett Road, Bellthorpe for more
information visit the website www.bellstays.com.au or email your hosts
at 18th March, 2017
David and Wendy Clark stay@bellthorpe.com.au
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Ignite your creativity with natural beauty
THERE is nothing like natural beauty to unleash your
creative energies and a visit to any one of these three
parks will offer ideas and motivation to all budding artists.
Each national park is unique and just waiting for you to
come on up and discover the Sunshine Coast Hinterland.
Conondale National Park forms the heart of an extensive
area of unspoilt mountain scenery in the Conondale
Range. With magnificent forests, deep gorges and
spectacular views, this park and the adjacent State Forest
offer scenic drives, picnic areas and a choice of four
grassy camp sites near rainforests and mountain streams.
Birdwatchers will enjoy Little Yabba Creek, while mountain
bike and horse riders can explore the park and forest along
vehicle tracks.
Kondalilla National Park takes its name from an Aboriginal
word meaning “rushing waters”. In this cool haven on the
Blackall Range, Skene Creek plummets 90 metres over
the falls to a rock pool below. The park shelters five rate
and threatened frog species as well as the rare bopple
nut. The ara is popular with birdwatchers and nature
photographers due to its stunning views, untouched
rainforest and abundant wildlife.
Mapleton Falls National Park marks the point just west of
Mapleton where Pencil creek cascades 120 metres over
an escarpment This small day-use-only park shelters
many bird species, including the peregrine falcon, eastern
whipbird and wompoo fruit dove. From the carpark,
walkers can access the Mapleton Falls lookout via a short
track. This panoramic view takes in the waterfall and Obi
The Mapleton Falls Lookout is accessible via a short track. Obi Valley.
Fried Mudd
From ceramic ‘chooks on ladders’ to clay
rustic relics from yesteryear, Cathy Lawley
loves to share her passion for ‘Fried Mudd’.
Marc Kalifa Join Cathy as she shares a lifetime of experience
in unique Fun in the Mudd pottery workshops in
Quality fine art Maleny. From 2 hours to 2 days, workshops
run all year and cater to all ages.
right in the heart of Maleny And don’t miss Cathy’s solo exhibtion
... for over 25 years. ‘Making Marks in Mudd’ at the
The Old Ambulance Centre Gallery,
Peace of Green Gallery is a collective of Nambour, 13-19 August.
professional local artists and artisans from the Visit website for details: www.friedmudd.com
Annie McIntosh
Sunshine Coast Hinterland and surrounds. As
seen
This year the Gallery celebrates 25 years. on:
Works cover a broad range of fine art and hand View and buy Cathy’s work at Peace of Green Gallery, Maleny | www.friedmudd.com
crafted work across 2D and 3D media: paintings,
prints, jewellery, mosaics, glass work,
ceramics, textiles and woodwork.
ART WORKSHOPS MALENY
Come on up to Maleny,
Julie Hanrahan
visit the Gallery and meet the artists.
Noela Mills
Art has never been made while
thinking of art ... rather, art is made by doing art!
Have you been wanting to try your hand at something creative
but not sure what to do or where to start?
Join local Maleny artist Kim Herringe in small group art
workshops and explore endless creative possibilities with
Open 7 days | 9:30am–4:00pm printmaking. From beginners to advanced, 1 and 2 day
38 Maple Street, Maleny Qld 4552 | 5499 9311 workshops run year-round in Maleny.
www.peaceofgreengallery.com Visit www.kimherringe.com.au for more information.
www.facebook.com/PeaceofGreenGallery View and buy Kim’s work at Peace of Green Gallery, Maleny | www.kimherringe.com.au
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Maleny sculptor to hold first solo exhibition
Clay sculptor Cathy Lawley in her “Lady in Blue” will be among the
Maleny studio, Fried Mudd, with sculptures featured in the “Making
one of her unfinished works. Ms Marks in Mud” exhibition9.
Lawley is holding a solo exhibition,
“Making Marks in Mud”, at the Old
Ambulance Station in Nambour,
from August 12-19. Photo:
Richard Bruinsma
“Guinea Fowl” by Cathy Lawley, a Maleny-based
clay sculptor who specialises in sculptures of
chickens, young women and also native Australian “Girlfriends”, just prior to being baked in the
animals. kiln.
By Richard Bruinsma The “print making on clay” technique is also taught by Ms Lawley in
THE simple foundational connection that clay has with the Earth is among workshops at her “Fried Mudd” studio and gallery at North Maleny. She also
the captivating and inspiring motivations behind the artistic passion of hosts clay wheel workshops as well.
Maleny clay sculptor Cathy Lawley. “People just love to have experiences, and it’s escaping from the chaos of
The practice of hand-crafting artworks from what is a natural resource, and the outside world,” she explained of the workshops.
then awaiting to see how it emerges from the kiln, evokes a curiosity that “Because they’re using their creative side of the brain, they lose themselves
remains in her as strong today as when she first started the craft more than in the clay, they make new friends; they really get something out of it.
30 years ago.
“And clay is the closest thing to being outside on the bare ground with your
“I think it’s the anticipation; you never get bored when you open the kiln, bare feet.”
there’s always something to get excited about, the passion is always there,”
Ms Lawley said. The workshops have been featured on the Great South East and Queensland
Weekender, the Today Show and Better Homes and Gardens.
The artist is evoking that passion as she prepares works for her first solo
exhibition, “Making Marks in Mud”, to be held at the Old Ambulance Station Ms Lawley is a foundational artist for the “Peace of Green” gallery in central
at Nambour in August. Maleny.
The exhibition will include around 60 artworks. Among the items will be her She is also a member of The Suncoast Clay Workers association, which is
favourite subject, chickens - with her own much-loved pet chooks providing hosting the “Ignition” exhibition at the Old Ambulance Station (prior to Ms
daily inspiration - as well as native Australian animals, and her many Lawley’s exhibition) from July 25 – August 12.
impressive sculptures of the feminine form, evoking feelings of innocence, Ms Lawley has been a sculptor for more than 30 years, but has for the last
solitude, thoughtfulness and independence. 15 years made it her vocation, and she has every intention to keep moving
The exhibition will also feature discussions on Raku firing (which sees a forwards, learning more and sharing with others around her.
freshly baked piece being transferred from the kiln to a bin of sawdust and “Clay is really taking off, people just love it, they just love to create with it,”
straw, where it is smoked for 10 minutes, before being removed to create she said.
unusual effects), a multi-media presentation, as well as demonstrations
of her techniques, including the unique “print making on clay”, which she “Especially when you’re learning something new, I’m always learning new
learned during a 12-day stay last year at the progressive and prestigious things, there’s just that consistent joyful feeling all the time.
Penland School of Arts in North Carolina, USA, courtesy of her being “I wouldn’t trade it for anything.”
awarded a “Geoffrey Walker Scholarship”. Cathy Lawley’s solo exhibition , “Making Marks in Mud”, will be held at the
“The idea of the scholarship is to stretch you out of your comfort zone,” she Old Ambulance Station in Nambour, from August 12-19. Opening night is
explained. “To expand my knowledge and expand on what I would normally August 16. Cathy can be contacted at 0402 333 576. Her website, which also
do.” features details of her clay workshops, is: https://friedmudd.com/
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The Spiritual Heart of the Sunshine Coast
TIMELESS, haunting, shrouded in history, the spectacular Glasshouse As clouds wander through the mood silently changes. Wind swept by rain
Mountains stand as silent sentinels in Queensland’s Sunshine Coast and shrouded in mist they starkly emerge, menacing, brooding, always
hinterland. possessing a beauty and majesty, ethereal and timeless.
Some 31 million years ago a massive volcano erupted south west The Glasshouse Mountains are generous and embracing to those visitors
of today’s popular Maleny Township. This volcano was active for an who treat them with respect. They can be fatally unforgiving to those
amazing 4 million years. After the final eruptions molten magma intruded with little common sense, lacking in skill and naively overconfident who
underground into fissures and weaknesses in the layers of sandstone to climb too late, in bad weather or stray from trusted paths. Visitors are
slowly cool and harden becoming Trachyte and Rhyolite. encouraged to call into the Glasshouse Mountains Visitor Information
Over the next 25 million years the sandstone eroded exposing the harder Centre for maps and the latest track conditions.
rock that had formed between the layers of softer stone. It is hard to Mysterious, intriguing, heritage listed, it’s time you discovered the wonder
imagine but if you stand at the Glasshouse Mountains Information Centre of the Glasshouse Mountains, the spiritual heart of the Sunshine Coast.
you would be 300 to 400 metres underground 25 million years ago! It
was through erosion and not eruption that the extraordinary Glasshouse
Mountains emerged.
These mysterious magma monoliths, fire born and ancient, provide visitors
with brilliant walks, breath taking views and a unique history to discover.
They were named by Lieutenant James Cook on 17th May 1770 as he
sailed north through Moreton Bay. They reminded him of the glass making Like to know more?
conical brick kilns of his native Yorkshire.
The National Heritage Listed
There is a rich narrative that has been passed down from the first Glasshouse Mountains
people of Australia and may date back some 65,000 years. Visitors are by Ivon Northage.
encouraged to learn more of these legends, a spiritual heritage as ancient
Pages: 76 pages.
as dream time.
Cost: $12 plus
The first European to explore the Glasshouse Mountains was Lieutenant
$4 Postage and packing.
Matthew Flinders. In July 1799 his ship, the Norfolk, was in need of urgent
repairs so Flinders beached her in Pumicestone Passage. He decided to Order from:
investigate Cook’s Glasshouse Mountains and subsequently climbed Mt info@hinterlandtourism.com.au
Beerburrum camping overnight at what we call today Matthew Flinders or direct to
Park just off Steve Irwin Way. roger@celebrategc.com.au
The Glasshouse Mountains are unchanged yet forever changing. Warmed
by the sunshine the light dances on the rocky talons of the escarpments.
Profound in the shadows some will experience a healing, a place to step
back and take time to renew.
14 June / July 2018 Sunshine Coast Hinterland; Come On UpUntamed Beauty in the Hinterland
The Glass House Mountains Visitor Information centre is
located in Settlers Rotary Park on the Corner of Bruce Parade
The Magnificent Glass House Mountains. and Steve Irwin Way Glass House Mountains.
IF YOU enjoy breathtaking maintain scenery, clean air and hiking in still present and protected today.
unspoilt wilderness, your next trip to the Sunshine Coast Hinterland The area around the mountains produces many tropical fruits such as
would not be complete without a visit to the Glasshouse Mountains. avocados, pineapples and papaws as well as strawberries, vegetables
The Glass House Mountains is a group of eleven hills that rise and nuts but eco tourism is the area’s largest industry.
majestically from the coastal plain on the Sunshine Coast .
Whilst planning your journey, you can get all the information you need
The highest mountain is Mount Beerwah which is 556 meters above sea from the Glass House Mountains Visitor and Interpretive Centre.
level but the most notable peak is Mount Tibrogargan which faces in an
easterly direction looking out to sea. This accredited Visitor Information Centre offers a one stop shop for
travel information including maps, brochures, and itineraries.
Located about 70km north of Brisbane on the Bruce Highway, take the
Glass House Mountains Tourist Drive exit and follow the signs to the The centre is staffed by local volunteers who have a wealth of
Glass House Mountains. information on things to do when visiting the Glass House Mountains
including sightseeing, camping, walks and abseiling.
The area was named by Captain James Cook in 1770 whilst sailing north
up Australia’s east coast and it’s believed that Cook gave the area the The centre is also an interpretive centre with interactive displays on the
name of Glass House, because the mountains reminded him of glass- history of the area.
making furnaces in England. The Centre offers free Wi-Fi for visitors and is open from 9.00am until
The Glass House Mountains area was a special meeting place where 4.00pm daily.
local Aboriginal people gathered for ceremonies and trading. The Centre is located in Settlers Rotary Park on the Corner of Bruce
This place is considered spiritually significant with many ceremonial sites Parade and Steve Irwin Way Glass House Mountains.
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Savouring hearty winter flavours
16 June / July 2018 Sunshine Coast Hinterland; Come On Upsunshine coast hinterland
Discover natures heavenly oasis at Kondalilla Eco Resort
Imagine the serenity while staying on 20 acres of magnificent Sunshine Coast Hinterland rainforest, don’t miss the
experience of a lifetime.
KONDALILLA ECO RESORT is a tranquil accommodation resort that offers a
relaxing environment for the mind, body and soul.
Kondalilla is an Aboriginal word meaning ‘rushing waters’ and gives honour
to the stunning Kondalilla Falls nestled within the adjacent Kondalilla
National Park.
These are the traditional lands of the Gubbi Gubbi tribe and has special
spiritual significance for the Aboriginal people, many whom would travel
great distances to gather when the bunya nuts were in season. These
beautiful Bunya Pines are still nestled throughout the Resort.
This eco-friendly resort is dedicated to the preservation of its natural
environment. The resort has introduced many initiatives to reduce
environmental impact and keep in harmony with its surroundings. The
Resort has reduced its energy consumption by introducing led lighting
and gas hot systems. It manages rainwater runoff and has introduced a
revegetation program to regenerate the natural bushland with local species
and removal of noxious weeds. Local businesses are also supported and
products and food items are sourced locally, sustainably and ethically which
is in line with the Resort’s ethos.
Beautifully situated on 20 acres of bushland, Kondalilla Eco Resort offers
secluded and cosy rustic Treehouses and Villas each equip with a stunning
log fire and spa bath perfect for that romantic getaway. The Resort also
offers Family Rooms, Lodges and Log Cabins for families who wish to come
and explore the beauty of the surrounding area.
Kondalilla Falls and it’s refreshing rock pools are only a short walk away,
but the Resort is just a five minute drive to the quaint township of Montville
which offers a variety of restaurants, cafes, specialty shops and spectacular
views. There are many other beautiful towns to explore which are just a short
scenic drive away. Maleny, Mapleton, Kenilworth are but a few and all offer a
unique experience.
Stay at Kondalilla Eco Resort for both work or pleasure with the resort
offering a Venue room which is very versatile and can accommodate many
different events throughout the year. A wide variety of workshops and
retreats are held at the resort including yoga, meditation, personal growth
and workplace training. The space holds up to 50 people (standing) or 22
people on yoga mats. This large 80sqm tranquil room boasts windows and
glass sliding doors, that lead out to a private deck overlooking Picnic Creek,
making it a heavenly oasis for retreat hosts and guests to enjoy. With a
dedicated team of staff, Kondalilla Eco Resort will be sure to take your breath
away. For any enquiries or bookings, please contact our friendly reception.
Come On Up to Kondalilla Eco Resort
Kondalilla Eco Resort is located at
61 Kondalilla Falls Road, Flaxton, QLD 4560.
Email: hello@kondalilla.com or Phone: 07 5445 7650.
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International talent comes to the Hinterland
VINCE JONES is considered a national treasure, setting the benchmark for Jones will feature at “The Supper Club”, an
Australian artists, an artist who creates music without borders. intimate dinner and show with the incredible
Jones has raised the standard for Australian Jazz singers since his emergence Vince Jones and his band, Matt McMahon
in the jazz clubs of Melbourne in the late 70s and early 80s. His 20 album, (MD/piano), Karl Dunnicliff (bass) and James
international career has never hesitated in its musical evolution - a career played Hauptman(drums). Particular about the
in the moment. He is that rare genre-defying artist who creates music without musical company he keeps, he continues to
borders. From Iris DeMent’s folk “Our Town” to his original piano heavy, new age enjoy playing with the best jazz musicians the
“Wonderworld”, he comments, sometimes uncomfortably, about the world we country has to offer. This show promises to
live in, from an unashamedly idealistic perspective. highlight the artistry that Vince is renowned
Jones is renowned for both his unique interpretation of jazz standards and for.
his original compositions delivered in a contemporary jazz style that appeal to
both listeners and musicians alike. The combination of his unmistakable voice, “The best comment that someone can give
thought-provoking lyrics and subtle trumpet playing makes for a refreshing and me would be, ‘I love that note’, or ‘That song
often moving performance. hits me in the heart’,” he says. “As they say,
A true artist, Jones’ journey has taken him from his first performance at the art can make the unclear clear or the mystery
Wollongong Workers Club (where he jumped up on stage with a trumpet evident”
connected to a wah-wah pedal in a jazz-rock outfit) to performing in Europe, the Dinner starts from 6:00pm with the show
United States and of course Australia. Along the way, he’s become famous in starting at 8:00pm. Please contact the
certain quarters - more in Europe and the United States than in Australia - but Nambour RSL Club directly for bookings - (07)
more importantly, he’s stayed true to himself.
5441 2366 Tickets: $75 includes a 2-course
“I believe [music] may be a calling and if you don’t listen to it, you may lead a life meal. For more information on the festival,
of disappointment, wondering what you may have created,” Jones said in a 2008 go to www.nambourwinterjazzfest.net.au
interview.
“For example, if Frank Lloyd Wright hadn’t listened to the call, just imagine a
world without his influence on architecture. Or Picasso, Matisse or Miles Davis
or Mozart or Bach or Sarah Vaughan or Billie Holiday and their influences on Nambour Winter Jazz Fest
image and music. I think the jazz musician is driven by the creative urge that Details: "The Supper Club" with Vince Jones
these people were driven by.” When: Saturday 21st, July, 2018
Nambour Winter Jazz Fest is excited to announce that Vince Jones will be Cost: $75
coming to the festival as the headline act for 2018. Held on Saturday 21st
July, Sunshine Coast locals and visitors can immerse themselves in the jazz Bookings: (07) 5441 2366
experience. With over 9 hours of jazz, the Nambour Winter Jazz Fest will be filled Info: www.nambourwinterjazzfest.net.au
with music, dancing, pop-up performances, culinary delights, fine wines, great Enquiries: info@nambourwinterjazzfest.net.au or 0403 152 397
coffee and a stunning variety of amazing artists.
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Jazz Festival returns to Nambour
Wil Sargisson will be performing at the Nambour Winter Jazz Festival. For tickets and more information visit
www.nambourwinterjazzfest.net.au
FOR ONE day only, Sunshine Coast locals and visitors can immerse themselves atmosphere – artists will be ‘sitting in’ and performing with each other. You will
in the jazz experience at the third Nambour Winter Jazz Fest on Saturday 21st get to see totally spontaneous performances and experience what jazz is all
July, 2018 at the C-Square complex and Nambour RSL Club, Nambour. With about” says Robyn.
over 9 hours of jazz, the Nambour Winter Jazz Fest will be filled with music, One venue will be dedicated to jazz guitarists where you can experience
dancing, pop-up performances, culinary delights, fine wines, great coffee and a beautiful laid-back music from guitarists who are amazing practitioners of their
stunning variety of amazing artists. craft. Other venues feature sax players, piano player, vocalists and various
“If you’re not sure what jazz is, or you think you don’t like jazz, then you should ensembles.
come along and find out what it’s all about” says festival organiser, Robyn The courtyard will be a place to relax, grab some food from the food stalls and
Brown. “Many people who say they don’t like jazz are blown away by the cafes, enjoy a drink at the bar and enjoy some free outdoor entertainment,
musicianship and the quality of the music when they actually come along to a swing dancers and possible ‘pop-up’ performances from some of the artists.
performance. So many people have said to me – ‘I don’t like jazz, but I loved
After the fun of the “Jazz Walk” you may like to rest your feet and enjoy a
that’! ” sumptuous dinner at “The Supper Club” with Vince Jones and band. Your
The day will start with workshops for musicians, focussing on jazz guitar or “Supper Club” ticket gives you a 2-course meal with this world-class show at
jazz improvisation skills, giving local musicians an opportunity to learn from the Nambour RSL Club
Internationally renowned musicians. For more information or to purchase a tickets for the workshops, Jazz Walk or
Then the afternoon will see Jazz take over C-Square, Nambour with the “Jazz Supper Club, go to – www.nambourwinterjazzfest.net.au or call 0403 152 397.
Walk” as the festival presents 15 groups in 4 venues all for a single ticket
price. This afternoon event brings together all styles of jazz and a New Orleans
atmosphere with listeners pouring from venue to venue making this a truly
one-of-a-kind event.
Nambour Winter Jazz Fest
Details: Over 9 hours of jazz, over 20 acts, five venues plus food stalls
With community and school groups also performing outside in the courtyard
and free outdoor entertainment.
throughout the afternoon and evening, there is something for everyone. From
the sounds of Paris and world jazz, to sophisticated songwriters and singers, When: Saturday 21st, July (Workshops - 9:30am, Jazz Walk -
the funky grooves of New Orleans, Gypsy swing, Brazilian beats, intricate 12:00pm, Supper Club - 6:00pm)
guitars, acoustic ensembles, Spanish flamenco, incredibly fast boogie-woogie Cost: $35 - $75
piano playing, sizzling saxes, toe-tapping swing... there is so much to choose Tickets: www.nambourwinterjazzfest.net.au
from.
Enquiries: info@nambourwinterjazzfest.net.au, 0403 152 397
“Jazz is about improvisation and exploration so we’re encouraging a ‘jazz’
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“Tree Top Challenge” for iconic site
CONSTRUCTION will start shortly on the a new “TreeTop Challenge” high
ropes and zipline course at the Big Pineapple.
The project, one of many included in the Big Pineapple renewal project,
was approved recently by Sunshine Coast Council.
The “TreeTop Challenge” will be set over 3.2 hectares (8 acres), and
will featuring a 120m zipline, among a mix of 100 different adventure
A portion of the Big Pineapple renewal site drawing, featuring the tree top challenge towards experiences, within the mature trees on the Big Pineapple site.
the back of the property. Photo: Contributed
Big Pineapple Renewal Development Manager Jim Costello said TreeTop
Challenge would be an exciting addition to the region, delivering on the
Big Pineapple renewal vision to facilitate new nature based and activity-
based tourism for the Sunshine Coast.
“TreeTop Challenge is the current gold award holder of the coveted
Queensland adventure tourism category, and we are pleased to attract
an operator of this pedigree to the Sunshine Coast and Big Pineapple,” Mr
Costello said.
“TreeTop Challenge will apply industry leading environment stewardship
and design innovation to deliver an nature-based adventure experience
of national and international standing, here in the Sunshine Coast
hinterland.
TreeTop Challenge General Manager David Taylor said construction was
set to begin within a couple of weeks.
“This is the best site we have ever seen for a high ropes, zipline and
canopy-based experience, and we can’t wait to get underway,” he said
“We’re taking advantage of the natural topography and mature trees to
create unique experiences, best suited to the site.
“At the Big Pineapple we will apply industry leading design and
construction methods to protect the local environment.”
Mr Taylor said construction would take about six months to complete.
“We are hopeful of opening in late 2018, or early 2019, weather
dependent, and expect to welcome between 200-300 nature and
adventure lovers every day.”
Mr Taylor said TreeTop Challenge would offer job opportunities to local
residents with a passion for outdoors and adventure tourism, with 15-20
ongoing jobs required across the operation.
Another step in the renewal of the Big Pineapple: Nature based tourism is
a big part of the Big Pineapple master plan. The master plan includes an
agribusiness and food tourism offer, events space, educational facilities,
eco-tourism, eco-accommodation, RV and theme park, to enhance the
iconic site’s natural assets and tourism experience.
References: The type of structures to be built at the Big Pineapple can
be viewed at: http://www.treetopchallenge.com.au and Big Pineapple
renewal: www.bigpineapplerenewal.com
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Captionsunshine coast hinterland
A Wonderful Woombye Weekend Walk
The Kolora Park rainforest walk at Palmwoods. Photos:
The pathway up Woombye-Palmwoods Rd, near Sir Francis Nicklin Park. Wayne Knetter
By Wayne Knetter Just on the right is Cittamani Hospice, which provides compassionate
VISITORS to the hinterland are invited to take a short train trip and walk palliative care.
through the townships of Palmwoods and Woombye, which are located just Further along the leafy pathway, after crossing Colsak Close, is Brady’s Fruit
down the range about 10km drive from Montville. Stall on the right. It’s a popular spot for buying fruit and vegetables, or a
Walkers are invited to begin the one-hour adventure at the Woombye Railway quick drink or a fresh snack.
Station on Barts St, which includes great car parking. The next street along the walk is Abbotts Rd, followed by Sir Francis Nicklin
For $5, purchase a single station train trip to Palmwoods, before exiting the Park, a historic park named in honour of a former Queensland Premier. It’s
station and a short walk to Chevallum Rd and the rainforest walk in Kolora also handy for a toilet break or a sit down, or, for the children, some timeout
Park (also known colloquially as the Ducks Ponds). playing on the playground equipment.
Kolara Park is home to various bird life, a nice rotunda, playground for Next along the walk is Woombye War Cemetery with Commonwealth War
children and some history boards to read. There’s also a water fountain and Graves and considerable local history. Beside it is the Woombye Cemetery,
toilet blocks. established in 1889, and the final resting place of the pioneers of Woombye
Cobbs Camp. It is well worth a wonder through the grave sites, pausing to
From here, watch out for traffic to cross over Woombye-Montville Rd to
read the headstones, many more than 100 years old, to give an insight of
Koorawatha Lane. This is where a well-paved 5km path begins - walkers on
challenges of pioneering life in the area.
this route burn some 500 calories and can get their step count up to about
10,000. The walk up Woombye-Palmwoods Rd now gets a little steeper as the
walker passes a majestic stand of pine trees on the left, before getting a first
There’s plenty of bird life in the tree canopies, so keen photographers should
glimpse of the green valley and ranges of the Woombye hinterland. Walkers
have their camera handy to capture the colourful array of parrots feasting
on the native trees, some more than 100 years old. Check for information can’t miss the huge water storage tank that holds some six-million litres and
plaques mounted on rocks at the foot of some of the huge trees. feeds many of the homes in the local area.
Walkers then come to crossings over Holly Green Crescent and Tarong St, as As you pass the water tower and cross Taintons Rd, get the camera ready
the pathway continues heading up a slight incline. The pathway is ideal for again for a perfect panorama shot of the lush green valley below, and toward
those looking for a brisk walk for fitness, but also for those keen for a quiet Montville and Mapleton in the ranges beyond.
leisurely relaxing stroll. Walkers have the option here to walk down Taintons Road and back to
22 June / July 2018 Sunshine Coast Hinterland; Come On UpA panorama photo looking back towards Woombye and the ranges.
Woombye, however it is steep and there is no walking path, so it’s advisable paint store, and you turn onto Blackall St.
to stay on Woombye-Palmwoods Rd toward Pine Grove Road for an easier As walkers make their way back into Woombye township, they pass more
downhill walk back towards the starting point at Woombye.
impressive stag and elk horns and close in on the local convenience store,
Under the mango trees, past the stag and elk horn-infested tree, and gift shops, newsagent, and what locals regard as the best coffee houses on
130-year-old Cobbs Cottage at Woombye State School, and you are now on the Sunshine Coast.
the old Cobb & Co route used in years gone by to journey to the Gympie gold
fields. Woombye was once called Cobb’s Camp, and was roughly the halfway On the left is historic St Margaret’s Anglican Church. Across the road, on Hill
point between Brisbane and Gympie. St, is the Woombye School of Arts Hall. Nearby are Woombye Bowls Club
and further down the road the historic Woombye Hotel.
As the path dips under the tallest gums, you’ll see an alternative path back to
the village through a new estate built on the original pineapple farmland of My suggestion is to catch the 6.57am train on Saturday, but the timetable
the past era. also includes trains at 6.13am, 7.43am, 9.13am, 10.43am, 12.13pm, 1.43pm,
Further along Pine Grove Rd, walkers will arrive at The Pioneer Woman 3.13pm and 4.43pm on Saturdays and Sundays.
Statue (known to the locals as the Goddess Of Woombye). The The walk does include a number of road crossings so please be sure to take
accompanied plaque pays tribute to the early settlers of 1877. There is a extra care to look out for traffic and cross safely. It’s also possible to take the
time capsule here as well as a brass orientation map of the area. walk on its own, without the train ride, but that would require the walkers also
Following the path, walk past a life-size fibreglass white stallion at a local making the return trip.
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