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Slow down, school’s back – 40km/h at designated times: Senior Constable Darren Hewitt on Feb 7, 2022 @ 2:30pm Police from

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Free Cyber Resilience Outreach Clinics to be held in Rainbow: IDCARE has launched a national initiative, Cyber Resilience Outreach Clinics (CROC) to

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Road safety is everyone’s responsibility but that starts with you!: Police are urging all road users to take extra care on the

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Burglary with breaking, Rainbow Beach: Senior Constable Darren Hewitt on Nov 29, 2021 @ 1:23pm At approximately

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Anywhere, anytime: Senior Constable Darren Hewitt on Nov 17, 2021 @ 4:28pm Gympie At

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LOCATED: Search and rescue, Gympie: Update: A 30-year-old man reported missing since November 1 in the Gympie

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New Speed Limit Alert: Make sure you pay attention to the new 80km/h speed limit that

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Operation Sandstorm continues: myPolice on Oct 27, 2021 @ 10:50am Police will continue to be

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Is it time for a full service Police Station in Rainbow beach?: Ian Nowell Former police sergeant with 22 years of service, now retired

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Road Safety in Rainbow: Queensland Road Safety Week was well supported by our local police, with

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Congratulations Michelle and Heatley, Deb and I were so pleased to read that your two newspapers were recognised as best newspapers in Country Queensland. The comments made by the Queensland Country Press Association with regard to the quality of the publications is extremely accurate and the awards presented to you were very deserving. We are very fortunate that we have such an excellent publication in our region and we thank you for your hard work and dedication in it’s production. … Read more

Debbie and Jim George

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

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

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

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

Visit Rainbow Beach magazine for New Zealand Hey Heatley and Michelle, Thank you for the update and WOW!! This looks AMAZING!! And our heartfelt thanks for all the time, energy, creativity and passion you have put into setting this up and making this publication come together!! The packages, what to see and do… Rainbow Beach is definitely a MUST DO for our visitors. We are honoured to be part of this incentive and look forward to lots of growth from this new market. With thanks from … Read more

Jacqueline Soden, Rainbow Beach Horse Rides, www.rbhr.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

Hi Heatley & Michelle, I have been meaning to write for the last few months, as I so enjoy the Rainbow Beach Cooloola Coast Community News, that you put together each month. The August & September issues were exceptional. What a great service you provide us and all our visitors and guests, in producing such a readable and informative paper.

Carmel Darcey Rainbow Beach

Dear Michelle and Heatley Our copy of RBCCC News was delivered yester afternoon in Buchanan Avenue, TCB. We usually receive it on last day / first day of the month, well done! Thank you VERY much for our photo and article on page 7, for our advertisement, for referring to World Day of Prayer on March 2 in your editorial, as well as including our event time and location in “What’s On”. Much appreciated! Cheers, many many thanks.

Maggie TraversWorld Day of Prayer, Combined Churches of Cooloola Coast

Hi Heatley & Michelle, I just wanted to express my heartfelt thanks to you both for your support and professionalism in helping me bring together the Rainbow Beach Cooloola Medical Centre. Without your belief in what I was trying to do, it would have been much harder to achieve such a successful outcome. Your newspaper deserves every accolade! Again, many many thanks.

Sandy BrosnanOwnerTop Shops and Ocean Breeze Seafoods, President Rainbow Beach Progress Association
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