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Hi Michelle and Heatley Thank you so much for the exposure in the paper this month. The article if fabulous. I really appreciate the effort you’re putting in. The vibe of the paper is really good. Happy new year! Sarah Booth http://www.rainbowbeachlearntosurf.com

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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

Janine LawlerRainbow Beach State School

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

Your paper’s one of the best! With the clarity of photos and everything, it is well above the standard. You should be congratulated!

Greg Pritchard, Bundaberg

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.

Valerie Todd

Visit Rainbow Beach magazine for New Zealand Heatley you guys have really turned out a magnificent booklet; I can’t believe it’s already printed. From a tourism perspective it will be very good for this place and definitely worthy of awards. Thank you and Michelle for your hard work, creative juices and pushing us along to be part of this. Hope there are lots of runons.

David Fuller, Rainbow Beach Houseboats, www.rainbowbeachhouseboats.com.au

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

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

Laurinda SpencerTermites Cooloola

Lovely to see the paper out today. Looking forward to seeing the pics and what a great day the kids had in the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation garden. Thanks guys.

Tin Can Bay P-10 State School

Dear Michelle, On behalf of the Tin Can Bay Fishing Club, I want to thank you for the magnificent way you presented our June monthly update. You took two very average photographs, and made the whole article pop! It looked interesting to read, and I was absolutely thrilled with the piece. Please accept, on behalf of the Club, my sincere thanks for your outstanding work. You rock….as in you’re awesome….not as in you’re a mineral matter of various compositions. ? With thanks, Jon… Read more

Jon Constable, Tin Can Bay Fishing Club
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