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We welcome new Principal Steve Bennett back to Rainbow Beach

Welcome new Principal Steve Bennett!: You may have heard there is a new principal at Rainbow Beach

Over 60's - Left: Margaret Beaufoy, Barbara Cannon, Keith Sykes. Front right: Margaret Cudahy, Pam Russell, Sandra Sykes, Ray Beaufoy

Join the Over 60s in 2020: We all enjoyed our Christmas Lunch at the Rainbow Beach Pizza Café

Rainbow Beach Art Group

Rainbow Beach Art Group: Join us at Rainbow Beach Library for a fantastic morning of fun

Women United, the exhibition has taken artist Charmaine Lyons three years to complete and is a must see at the Gympie Gallery

Women United Exhibition: From February 19, an exhibition entitled Women United, by local artist Charmaine

QCWA Public Rural Crisis Fund

QCWA Public Rural Crisis Fund: It is very sad that our new year has started with such

Come dressed as your favourite Harry Potter character at the Tin Can Bay Library

Harry Potter Book Night: Triwizard Tournament: On Thursday February 6, Harry Potter fans from around the world will

Tin Can Bay Art Group at the Tin Can Bay Library

Tin Can Bay Art Group: Calling all artists! Join us at Tin Can Bay Library to share

Greg Eaton, 2019 winner Andrew Simpson with Edith McBride, and daughter Jackie Eaton

The McBride Family: The local Rainbow Beach cricket team will play in the Lionel McBride

Dave Hewitt will be missed greatly by all who knew him - photo at the Olgas on a recent trip with wife Kerri.

Farewell Dave Hewitt: Dave Hewitt was a thoroughly decent man. He possessed many of the

Lillian Clark being presented with her 40 years of service medal by Acting Assistant Commissioner, Ian Tar

Ambulance acknowledges long-serving committee: Some members of the Local Ambulance Committee (LAC) and the Benefits Sub-committee

Breastscreen Queensland will be in Tin Can Bay from March 23rd

Free breast cancer screening coming to Tin Can Bay: Breast cancer is so common, there’s a fair chance you know a

Randy Orwin (President of Cooloola Coastcare) digging a hole for Joan Burnett (TurtleCare Project Leader) to relocate the loggerhead turtle eggs to a safer location away from the high tide

Turtle Information Evening: Cooloola Coastcare are hosting a meeting on our “Super Special Sea Turtles

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Visit Rainbow Beach magazine for New Zealand Hey Heatley and Michelle, Great job!!!! Wish we’d taken out more space!! Congratulations on a job extremely well done! Going forward with this type of promotion, I can tell you – sign us up for 1/2 page!

Jay Kent, Café Jilarty, www.cafejilartyatrainbow.com.au

Thank you. Thank you for the terrific job you did on the advertising Michelle! You are the best! Cheers Sandy Brosnan Ocean Breeze Seafoods and Soapy Seahorse Laundromat Rainbow Beach

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Visit Rainbow Beach magazine for New Zealand Well done Rainbow Beach. What a great idea ! It looks fabulous.

Melanie May, Tin Can Bay Tourist Park, www.tincanbaytouristpark.com.au

Rainbow Beach Cooloola Coast Community News!! A super MASSIVE THANK YOU to you guys!! For your unwavering support and HUGE effort you have put in to spread the news of this event far and wide! We all Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your time and enthusiasm. For all your efforts on the AMAZING Flyer that we are seeing pop up everywhere.

Kellys Pig Day Out

Visit Rainbow Beach magazine for New Zealand Congratulations Hello From NZ I just want to congratulate the Rainbow Beach Community for their fantastic initiative to advertise themselves via a newspaper insert in the New Zealand Herald yesterday. When we lived on the Sunshine Coast we visited your region and loved it. I hope this initiative brings many visitors because it is a fantastic place.

Vicky Williamson (email via Visit Rainbow Beach website)

This testimonial is long overdue. I’ve used The RBCCCN in my classroom the last couple of years. In the subject History, students write a narrative about how the community remembers a past event. Rainbow Beach has a strong tradition when it comes to ANZAC day. The coverage of this event in the RBCCCN has enabled the class to use it as a source to help write our narratives. Many of our questions are answered by the photo spread, for example: Who attends? Is there a significant site? What a… Read more

Janine LawlerRainbow Beach State School

I thank you for all the support your publication has given the organisations I am involved in. I do like the way you have turned my articles into several throughout the paper. I am very appreciative of your ongoing support as free exposure for community issues is hard to get and your paper has been very accommodating to all the organisations and events I am involved in. I thank you deeply. Keep up the good work. Have an awesome day,

Jess MilneCooloola Coast Youth Activity Project, Cooloola Coast Little Athletics, Tin Can Bay Mother's Day Classic, International Women's Day, Soul from the Belly

Thanks guys. I’m impressed it’s only the 1^st July and the papers in my mail box already.

Laurinda SpencerTermites Cooloola

Visit Rainbow Beach magazine for New Zealand This sounds and looks fantastic, what an amazing place we live in! Proud to be part of Rainbow Beach Community.

Leonie Kent, Café Jilarty, www.cafejilartyatrainbow.com.au

Thank you so much for listing World Day of Prayer under 3 March 2017, these two months, and for your feature article in March. MUCH appreciated, splendid! The ad is absolutely brilliant!!! Thank you Michelle, Sally, Heatley … for your enthusiam, bright, cheerful, caring and interest in what is happening in our lives and in our very special community. Am very excited, and really appreciate your enthusiasm and support.

Maggie TraversCatholic congregation of St John VianneyTin Can Bay
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