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QPV Brett Irwin tender vessel tied behind the main vessel anchored at North Flinders Reef during a recent patrol. Water here is 7m deep. This photo was taken on a mobile without editing.

Your boating tips this holiday season: QPS Media The family is around and it’s finally time to pull

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Dolphin Report: The Dolphin Centre volunteers wish you a merry Christmas and a happy

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Michelle Mummery helps hold up Beryl Vickery’s (pictured right) beautiful garden quilt

Quilters countdown for Christmas: Tin Can Bay Quilters have our Christmas Lunch on at the Sports

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Plant of the Month: You may have noticed the tumbling seed heads of Beach spinifex (Spinifex sericeus) on the beach recently. Beach spinifex has leaves with a silvery upper surface that reflects light and helps prevent moisture loss. Long runners go under and over the sand and root at the nodes, quickly colonising an area and helping stabilise dunes. Thus it is a very important part of our foreshore ecosystem.

City Farm has your free plant!: Free local plants are available on your latest rates notice, so come

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Over 60s plan more fun: Melbourne Cup for the Over 60s was celebrated at The Cooloola Bowls

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CCMT closes for Christmas: Cooloola Coast Medical Transport will close the office from noon on Friday

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New hours for Resource Centre: Merry Christmas and a happy new year to everyone from the Tin

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Cooloola Coast Youth Activity Project: Our new committee has been liaising with several local youth who have

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Camera Club - Julie Hartwig - Stormy Sunset

Best images on the coast!: The Tin Can Bay Camera Club’s November meeting was the Annual Presentation

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Wolf Rock Dive report: We’ve had some spectacular diving at Wolf Rock for the month of

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Congratulations Rainbow Beach Horserides Tourism winner and Rainbow Getaway Holiday Apartments, Tourism finalist at the Gympie Chamber Business Awards: Iselan Von Zernichow, Heatley Gilmore, Helen Warburton, Jacqueline Soden, Karla Ralph, Andrew McCarthy and Michelle Gilmore

Tourism bites: A hearty congratulations to Rainbow Beach Horserides, first for Tourism, taking home

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After graduating as surf lifesavers in the September course, some of these 13 year olds did their first rescue on their very first patrol: Abby Schooth, Hugh Gilmore, Jorja Duggan and Keely Falconer

Become a Rainbow Beach surf lifesaver and spend a week of your summer making a difference: If you are 15 or older, why not have fun these school

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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

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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!

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We are enjoying the RBCCN more and more, you are both doing a fantastic job and making Rainbow Beach a fun and vibrant place to live.

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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

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)

Visit Rainbow Beach magazine for New Zealand It looks fantastic and we hope we are all have a great success out of this and people will love Rainbow Beach as we do. Cheers,

Angelika, Active Tours And Transfers, activetransfers.com.au

Congratulations guys on your success, good to see all that hard work paying off. You have been great for our business and we look forward to continue our relationship this year and beyond.

Scott and Stacey BarkerTin Can Bay Family Butchery

To the team at Cooloola Coast Community News I’d just like to say a huge thank you on behalf of the Rainbow Beach State School P & C for your support with all of our community events. From the recent Pig Day Out event raising money for Melanoma to the raffles at the fishing comp, your ability to get the word out has been invaluable towards attendances and money raised. Going the extra mile by suggesting avenues for us to explore and sharing knowledge that comes from being a top quality new… Read more

Rachel CrokerRainbow Beach Ultimate Camping

Visit Rainbow Beach magazine for New Zealand Hi Michelle and Heatley, Wow, wow and wow! We are very impressed with how the final product looks and feels. This is fantastic. Seeing this text come to life in the finished product has been quite exciting. Thanks for the opportunity for input. Thank you to you and Heatley for being perfectionists and investing so much time in ensuring that our town is presented just the way we want it to be. Your creativity, integrity and professionalism … Read more

Tanya and Mark Beech, Rainbow Ocean Palms, www.rainbowoceanpalms.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.

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