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Your lawn deserves more than just a mow WHEN it comes to your lawn, there’s a big difference between cutting grass and actually caring for it. Matt from Coochie HydroGreen has been helping Glass House Mountains homeowners - including those in Aura, Woodford, Kilcoy and the surrounding hinterland - achieve lush, healthy lawns through a science-backed approach that goes well beyond the mower. From soil conditioning and fertilising to grub, fungus, and weed management, Matt brings
real expertise to every job. Each visit begins with a free assessment, evaluating nutrient status, weed pressure, and watering and mowing habits, before Coochie Hydrogreen’s Matt and Shanon. a personalised by accident, they need the plan is put in right advice, application and place. Every lawn receives consistency of treatments. a tailored 6-in-1 liquid Thanks to continued and treatment program, so growing local support, the clients enjoy a healthy, weed and disease-free result business is also growing. Many clients will have with zero hassle. Great lawns don’t happen already met Shanon, who has joined Matt on the road to deliver the same reliable service customers expect. A second vehicle is on order, expected on the road within the coming months. Every Lawn Care Program includes a service warranty, no lock-in contracts, The ‘Coochie Line’: lush healthy green grass on the left, dry brown/yellow grass and expert on the right.
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advice at every visit - covering fertilising, weed control, pest management, and disease prevention, with tips on watering and mowing between treatments. Matt is also an active community member, sponsoring a hole at Beerwah Golf Course and supporting the Glasshouse Hinterland Junior and Senior AFL Club, maintaining their oval in Landsborough. While proudly local and family owned, Coochie HydroGreen is backed by a national network with over 30 years experience - spanning 6 states, 84 franchisees, 157 regions, and nearly 39,000 customers Australia-wide, giving Matt’s local program the support of ongoing research and technical expertise. Healthy lawns, less hassle, better results. Call Matt on 0448 884 208 for your FREE onsite assessment. Follow us: facebook. com/CHGGlasshouse | @ coochie_glass_house_ mountains
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Market update Coast & Hinterland With Allister Millican Ray White Maleny BUYER enquiry levels have remained relatively steady despite two consecutive interest rate increases, with no significant decline in activity observed to date. Listing volumes also continue to sit below long-term averages, maintaining a degree of supply constraint across the market. While it is still early to fully assess the impact of recent rate rises, the broader economic environment, particularly rising inflation, is expected to influence market conditions over the next 6–12 months. Segments of the market that are more sensitive to interest rate movements are likely to experience the greatest impact. In typical inflationary environments, discretionary spending (such as travel and holidays) tends to soften. This may affect the performance of short-term accommodation assets, with some investors potentially transitioning back to longterm rental strategies. While this could place some downward pressure on rental growth and yields over time, current vacancy rates remain at historically
low levels, meaning any material impact is unlikely in the immediate term. Looking longer term, the southern Sunshine Coast and hinterland regions are well positioned to benefit from significant infrastructure investment in the lead-up to the 2032 Olympics. Key projects include the Beerburrum to Nambour rail duplication, the proposed Wave Rail connection from Beerwah to Birtinya, and the continued development of the Aura precinct, including the Aura Regional Shopping Centre. At the same time, ongoing interstate migration into South East Queensland, driven by lifestyle appeal, relative affordability, and the continuation of flexible work arrangements, is expected to support population growth toward an estimated 4.5 million residents by 2032. The combination of infrastructure investment and population growth is likely to sustain underlying demand; however, this may be partially offset in the short to medium term by broader economic headwinds. Overall, while some moderation may occur, the longer-term outlook for the region remains fundamentally strong.
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