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noosa COUNTRY STYLE

Editor's Letter

As winter weaves a cosy ambience across the Noosa Hinterland, and the landscape stills to a quiet rhythm, it transforms into a time of reflection. The beauty of this season is an invitation to slow down, appreciate our surroundings, and reconnect with the things that matter most.

In this edition of Noosa Country Style, we honour the many qualities that make our region an extraordinary place to live. Whether through creativity, community, travel, business, or property, the Noosa Hinterland continues to attract people who are seeking more than a destination. They are seeking a way of life.

That spirit is beautifully captured in our feature, The Art of Hinterland Living. Beyond the breathtaking scenery, it is the people who define this region. Artisans, entrepreneurs, professionals and families contribute to a culture where passion, craftsmanship and purpose are valued alongside success. It is a community that embraces individuality while fostering connection and an environment where creativity can thrive.

This commitment to creativity is further showcased through the Noosa Open Studios Art Trail. One of the region’s most celebrated cultural events, it offers the public a rare opportunity to experience the creative process firsthand while exploring some of the most picturesque corners of the hinterland. Held from August 14 to 23, Hinternoosa is proud to be a sponsor for a seventh consecutive year.

In this issue, we are also reminded that lifestyle and opportunity often go hand in hand. Home Scouts shares valuable insights for those considering a move to the Noosa Hinterland, highlighting the importance of understanding not only the property itself but also the lifestyle it supports. As more people seek space, connection and a slower pace of life, the appeal of our region continues to grow.

For those already fortunate enough to call the hinterland home, we share an intriguing perspective on modern luxury living. ThirdHome demonstrates how property can become part of a broader lifestyle story by transforming exceptional homes into gateways for extraordinary holiday experiences. They see travel as no longer a departure from home life, but a continuation of it, delivering deeply personal experiences and a perpetual sense of belonging.

As our lives evolve, so too does the world around us. We explore important changes to Australia’s AntiMoney Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing legislation, which will soon impact property buyers and sellers. While these new requirements introduce additional steps in the buying and selling process, they also reinforce the integrity and transparency of Australia’s property market.

Understanding these changes early will help ensure a smoother experience for anyone planning a move in the months ahead.

Continuing the common theme of this edition – that meaningful results are achieved through preparation, passion and purpose – we also delve into the pursuit of peak performance via our partnership with Murphy Racing. At first glance, it may seem we come from two starkly different worlds. Yet we share an unshakeable commitment to dedication, continual improvement and achieving exceptional outcomes. To celebrate the partnership, those who book a property appraisal before 29 November will go into the draw to win two tickets to a Murphy Racing Hot Lap experience at Queensland Raceway this December.

And while there has certainly been a whirlwind of property headlines relating to interest rates, government policy changes and global uncertainty, overall, the market is still displaying resilience. The Sunshine Coast’s median home value now sits at $1,262,981 – an impressive annual increase of 14.6%. Additionally, a recent report ranked our region third nationally for resale profitability, generating $3.38 billion in seller profits.

Closer to home, market activity remains strong. Halfway through the month, eleven properties are currently under contract so far at Hinternoosa, including four of the six Wattle Street townhouses in Cooroy. We recently sold 35 Overlander Drive, Cooroy in just 15 days, while 58-62 Marlock Court, Doonan successfully sold under the hammer at auction.

If you are considering your next property move, seeking advice about the local market, or simply exploring what is possible, our team is here to help. With deep local knowledge, a personal approach to customer service, and a genuine passion for the beautiful Noosa Hinterland, we are committed to helping you achieve the lifestyle and property goals that matter most.

Sincerely,

Sirah Robb Noosa Country Style Editor Hinternoosa Director and Principal

New AML/CTF Laws: What Noosa Property Buyers and Sellers Need to Know

The Art of Hinterland Living: Where Visionaries Flourish, Passions Prosper, and Creativity Thrives

Noosa Open Studios: Art Trail August 2026

Performance and Passion Celebrating Community Through Partnership

New AML/CTF Laws: What Noosa Property Buyers and Sellers Need to Know

From 1 July 2026, real estate transactions across Australia will look a little different. New anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing (AML/ CTF) laws are expanding to include real estate agents, and if you are buying or selling property in the Noosa Hinterland region, here is what you need to prepare for.

What is Changing?

The Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act 2006 has governed banks, gambling services, and payment providers for nearly two decades. Now, the federal government is extending these requirements to real estate agents, lawyers, accountants, and other professional service providers.

The goal is straightforward: detect and disrupt money laundering, terrorism financing, and fraud. Real estate has long been identified as a sector vulnerable to these activities, and Australia is aligning with international standards by bringing property transactions under the AML/CTF framework.

What This Means for You

Whether you are selling your hinterland acreage or purchasing a Noosa beachside apartment, you will be asked to provide more information than you might be used to. This is not a simple ID check - expect questions and documentation requests covering:

Your identity, occupation, and any countries you are connected to

The source of your funds for the purchase or details about the property sale

Why you are engaging the agent’s services

Whether you (or close relatives/associates) are or have been a “politically exposed person” - such as a senior government official

Beneficial ownership details if you are transacting through a company or trust

Can You Opt Out?

No. Agents are legally prohibited from acting on your behalf until they have completed their AML/ CTF assessment - for both their own client and the other party in the transaction. Every real estate professional in Australia must comply.

Privacy

and Data Storage

Agents must retain your personal information for a minimum of seven years and handle it in accordance with the Privacy Act 1988. If you have concerns about how your data will be stored and protected, ask your agent directly about their processes.

Why the Duplication?

If you have already completed identity and source-of-funds checks with your bank or solicitor, you might wonder why you are doing it again. Unfortunately, the Act requires each professional to conduct their own assessment. While the law does allow for some information sharing between providers, it is not always practical - so expect to repeat the process.

The bottom line: These new requirements add a step to the property transaction process, but they are designed to protect the integrity of Australia’s real estate market. If you are planning to buy or sell in the coming months, gather your documentation early and speak with your agent about what they will need from you.

For more information, contact your local Hinternoosa real estate professional or visit the AUSTRAC website.

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There is a particular stillness that settles over the hinterland in winter. Mornings feel sharper, the air carries a quiet edge, and mist lingers longer across the valleys. In regions such as the Noosa Hinterland, this season reveals a different kind of beauty - one defined not by activity, but by clarity. Homes become sanctuaries from the cooler air outside, and daily life naturally slows into a more intentional rhythm.

It is within this mindset that the philosophy of ThirdHome feels especially relevant. Founded as a private members’ club for luxury second-home owners, ThirdHome is built on a simple but powerful idea: extraordinary homes should be lived in, shared, and experienced to their fullest potential. Rather than remaining empty for much of the year, members’ properties become keys to a global network of exceptional residences.

ThirdHome

The Art of Sharing Extraordinary Homes

Through the club, homeowners exchange time in their property for stays in more than 30,000 luxury homes across over 100 countries. The collection spans alpine chalets, coastal estates, vineyard villas, and architectural retreats - each selected for its design integrity, location, and sense of place. In winter, this becomes particularly compelling. A hinterland home wrapped in morning fog might translate into a ski-in chalet in Aspen, a fireside retreat in the Dolomites, or a serene snow-dusted cottage in Japan’s countryside.

For Australian homeowners, the model offers a seamless extension of lifestyle. The same home that provides warmth and grounding during a cool hinterland winter becomes the gateway to experiencing winter elsewhere in the world, without sacrificing comfort or quality. Travel is no longer a departure from home life, but a continuation of itcurated, intentional, and deeply personal.

What distinguishes ThirdHome is not only the calibre of properties, but the mindset of its members. This is a community of individuals who value design, craftsmanship, and meaningful connection to place. They are homeowners who understand that the environments we choose shape how we live, work, and explore. In this context, travel becomes less about distance and more about alignment - seeking spaces that reflect the same values as home.

Winter, in particular, sharpens this philosophy. It invites a slower pace, a greater appreciation of atmosphere, and a stronger desire for spaces that restore rather than overwhelm. Whether at home in the hinterland or abroad in a snow-covered landscape, the emphasis remains the same: quality of experience, depth of feeling, and a sense of belonging wherever you are.

Ultimately, ThirdHome reflects a modern evolution of luxury living - one where homes are not static assets, but living parts of a global lifestyle. In winter, when life naturally turns inward, that philosophy feels more relevant than ever.

Hinternoosa clients have the opportunity to leverage their investment or holiday property to travel the world through ThirdHome’s exclusive global network. When referred by Hinternoosa, clients receive a waived initiation fee, a complimentary 12-month membership and US$7,500 in bonus travel credits, a combined value of US$10,000 to begin their journey.

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The Art of Hinterland Living

Winter in the Noosa Hinterland arrives gently.

Morning mists linger in the valleys, sunlight filters through the trees, and life seems to settle into a rhythm that invites reflection rather than haste. It is a season that reveals the true character of this remarkable region, showcasing a place where creativity flourishes, craftsmanship is celebrated, and people are drawn not only by natural beauty but by the opportunity to create a life of meaning.

While the hinterland’s rolling green hills, historic villages and breathtaking landscapes are undeniable drawcards, it is the people who truly define the region. Artists, makers, designers, entrepreneurs, visionaries and professionals from all industries have built a community where passion and purpose are valued as highly as success itself.

This is the art of hinterland living.

Creativity Woven into Everyday Life

The Noosa Hinterland has long attracted creative minds. Perhaps it is the landscape itself – the everchanging light, the lush scenery and the sense of space – that inspires artistic expression. Or perhaps it is the freedom that comes from living in a community that embraces individuality.

Across the region, studios, galleries and workshops are tucked away among country roads, picturesque villages and private properties. Behind these doors, painters, ceramicists, sculptors, photographers, jewellers and mixed-media artists dedicate countless hours to refining their craft.

Their work is not simply about creating beautiful objects. It is about storytelling, preserving traditions, exploring ideas and sharing perspectives. And for 10 days this August, visitors have the opportunity to meet the brilliant artisans behind these inspired

pursuits. Held from the 14th to the 23rd, the Noosa Open Studios Art Trail is a highlight of the local arts calendar. For the past seven years, Hinternoosa has been a proud sponsor of Queensland’s premier open studios event. Not only does it provide the public with the rare chance to step beyond gallery walls into the deeply personal creative spaces of 82 artists across 72 venues, but it symbolises much of what is most cherished about life in the hinterland – local talent, creativity and community.

Homes That Reflect Place and Purpose

The creative spirit of the hinterland extends well beyond art.

It is evident in the homes that dot the landscape, from architect-designed pavilions perched on ridgelines to beautifully restored Queenslanders nestled amongst established gardens. Increasingly, homeowners are seeking residences that do more than provide shelter – they want homes that reflect their values and harness a connection to the environment.

Natural materials, handcrafted finishes and thoughtful design have become hallmarks of contemporary hinterland living. Homes are designed to embrace views, capture breezes and blur the boundaries between indoors and out. Every detail, from custom joinery to curated interiors, speaks to an appreciation of quality and craftsmanship.

The result is a built environment that feels both sophisticated and grounded.

Many of the region’s designers, builders, landscapers and artisans collaborate closely, creating spaces that are uniquely tailored to their surroundings. This spirit of partnership ensures that creativity is not confined to galleries or studios – it becomes part of everyday life.

Whether it is a handcrafted dining table made by a local timber artisan, bespoke ceramics displayed in a contemporary kitchen, or a garden carefully designed to complement the natural landscape, the hinterland’s creative influence can be found in homes across the region.

Community, Collaboration and Excellence

What makes the Noosa Hinterland particularly special is the way creativity, enterprise and community intersect.

Local markets, festivals, sporting organisations, charitable initiatives and community groups all contribute to a culture where people actively support one another. Partnerships are formed, ideas are shared, and successes are celebrated collectively. This collaborative mindset extends beyond traditional creative industries.

At first glance, motorsport might seem worlds apart from painting, architecture or design. Yet beneath the surface, they share many of the same principles: discipline, precision, innovation and an unwavering commitment to excellence.

These qualities are exemplified by Murphy Racing, a local team competing nationally in the Monochrome GT4 Australia championship. Pitted against some of Australia’s leading car manufacturers, Murphy Racing is in constant pursuit of excellence.

Success in motorsport is rarely the result of talent alone. It requires meticulous preparation, technical expertise, strategic thinking and countless hours

of refinement – every fraction of a second matters. Every decision influences performance.

Parallels can be found throughout the Noosa Hinterland.

Artists spend years perfecting techniques. Architects refine designs until every element feels considered. Business owners continually adapt and evolve. Makers revisit their craft repeatedly in pursuit of excellence. Even real estate echoes the powerful sentiment. Meaningful results are achieved through dedication, passion and an ongoing commitment to improvement.

A Life Crafted with Intention

The Noosa Hinterland is often celebrated for its natural beauty, and rightly so. Yet its greatest asset may be something less tangible – the culture. It is the ethos that values creativity, encourages collaboration and respects the pursuit of mastery. It is the sense of community where people are inspired to build businesses, create art, design homes, support one another and pursue their passions wholeheartedly.

In a world increasingly defined by speed and distraction, the hinterland offers something refreshingly different. It reminds us that the most rewarding lives are often those crafted with care, intention and purpose.

That is the true art of hinterland living. And it is why this is such a remarkable place to call home.

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Noosa has a way of capturing people’s imaginations. For some it is the beach lifestyle. For others it is the national park, the river, the Noosa Hinterland, or the relaxed community atmosphere that defines this unique part of the Sunshine Coast. For many people, the thought eventually turns into a question: What would it take to live here?

Helping people answer that question is what I do every day.

Hi, I am Bronwen Stacey. As the founder of Home Scouts, I have spent the past seven years working exclusively with buyers seeking to secure property in Noosa and the Noosa Hinterland – whether relocating from interstate, moving locally, or

investing in one of Australia’s most sought-after lifestyle markets.

A local perspective

My connection to Noosa spans more than twenty years. During that time I have seen the region grow and evolve while still maintaining the lifestyle and community values that make it so appealing. That balance – thoughtful development combined with natural beauty – is one of the reasons property here continues to attract attention from buyers across the country.

But buying in Noosa and the Noosa Hinterland is not always straightforward. It is a market where local knowledge matters. Unlike larger capital cities, Noosa’s property market can operate quite differently.

Buying property in Noosa with local insight

Many desirable homes are sold before they ever reach the public market, shared quietly between agents and qualified buyers. At the same time, subtle differences in location can significantly impact both lifestyle and long-term value. Understanding which streets hold their value, which areas are evolving, and which properties represent genuine opportunity requires strong local insight.

That is where a buyer’s agent can make a real difference.

Buying with confidence

As a buyer’s agent and qualified property investment advisor, my role is to represent the buyer throughout the purchasing process – searching for suitable properties, assessing their value, negotiating with selling agents, and guiding the process through to settlement.

For many interstate buyers, that support becomes essential. Relocating to a new area can feel overwhelming when you are unfamiliar with the local market and may have limited time to

inspect homes. Having someone on the ground who understands the region, builds strong agent relationships, has access to off-market opportunities, and acts solely in a buyer’s best interests provides both clarity and confidence.

More than just property

Many buyers are searching for a place where daily life looks different – where mornings might start with a hike through the hinterland, a walk along the beach, or coffee by the river, and weekends are spent outdoors with family and friends.

Helping people find the property that supports that lifestyle is the most rewarding part of the job. Because in Noosa, buying a home is not simply about real estate. It is about finding the place where life feels exactly the way it should.

If you are considering buying in Noosa or the Noosa Hinterland – whether you are relocating, investing, or planning your next chapter locally – having someone with local insight can make the process much easier.

The Art of Relocating to the Hinterland

Top 5 Tips for Relocating to the Noosa Hinterland

There is a reason so many people are making the move to the Noosa Hinterland. Maybe it is the forest, the charming village communities, or the chance to swap traffic and noise for space and connection. Buying in the hinterland is about much more than finding a house; it is about creating the lifestyle you have been dreaming of.

As local buyer’s agents, we help people relocate to the region every day. Here are our top five tips for making your move a successful one.

1. Choose a lifestyle before you choose a property

Every hinterland community offers something different.

Some buyers are drawn to the convenience and community feel of Cooroy. Others love the creative energy of Eumundi, while other buyers focus on Doonan because of its quiet feel and proximity to Noosa’s beaches.

Before looking at properties, think about how you want to spend your time. Do you want to walk to a café? Be close to Noosa Heads? Work from home? Be close to schools, or enjoy complete privacy?

The right lifestyle should lead your property search – not the other way around.

2. Understand what acreage living really means

Acreage living can be incredibly rewarding, but it comes with responsibilities that are not always obvious during an inspection.

Water supply, septic systems, bushfire overlays, vegetation management and property maintenance can vary significantly from one property to the next.

What feels like a dream on inspection day needs to work for you long term. Taking the time to understand the practical side of rural living will help you buy with confidence and avoid costly surprises later.

3. Think about your future needs

Relocating often marks the beginning of a new chapter, so it is important to look beyond your immediate needs.

Will the property still suit you in five or ten years? Is there room for visiting family? Easy access to healthcare and services? Space to adapt as your lifestyle changes?

The best property decisions balance today’s excitement with tomorrow’s reality.

4. Do not rely on online research alone

The Noosa Hinterland market has its own rhythm, and not everything can be discovered from a property portal.

Some of the best opportunities are never widely advertised, while understanding value often comes down to local knowledge. Street-bystreet differences, property orientation, useable land considerations, community dynamics and hidden drawbacks are not always visible online.

That is why local insight matters. The more you understand the area, the better your decisions will be.

5. Build a trusted local team

Moving to a new region involves much more than buying a property.

From finance and legal support to building inspections, trades and local recommendations, having the right people around you can make the entire experience smoother and far less stressful.

At Home Scouts, we often become our clients’ first local connection. We help buyers navigate the market, access trusted networks and feel confident making decisions from wherever they are.

Your new chapter starts here.

Relocating to the Noosa Hinterland is an exciting opportunity to create a lifestyle that truly fits.

The right property can transform the way you live – but finding it takes more than scrolling through listings. It takes local knowledge, trusted advice and someone who understands what matters most to you.

At Home Scouts, we help you buy like a local, so you can move forward with confidence and focus on what comes next: enjoying the life you have worked hard to create.

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This year, the 11th Noosa Art Trail event will showcase the vast creative range of Noosa artists. As always, the Noosa Open Studios Art Trail is a highlight of the Noosa arts calendar.

Eighty-two artists in 72 studios are excited to be opening their studios again this year to an extended audience as we welcome back local, intrastate, interstate and overseas travellers. We believe our artists offer visitors exceptional experiences and will tempt most to take something special home with them.

Noosa Open Studios Art Trail showcases local art by giving visitors access to artists in their private studios over nine days whilst driving through the picturesque shire of Noosa, discovering back roads and hidden treasures in this wonderful corner of the world.

Historic Wallace House at Noosaville remains the ‘hub’ of Noosa Open Studios, and has been since the first Noosa Open Studios in 2016, with artworks from each participating artist on display during the event. Volunteers are on hand to help visitors choose their art trail adventure, and on weekends a pop-up café will fuel up art lovers for their trail adventure.

This year, we have an exciting new initiative, partnering with Bendigo Bank to host a ‘People’s Choice Art Award’. Wallace House is an ideal place to start the voting, as you can vote there while perusing the large collection of artworks.

With four different art trails to explore, you can choose between visiting trails around Noosa, the coastal beaches, the hinterland and our rural townships of Eumundi, Cooroy, Pomona, and Kin Kin, where you can discover a smorgasbord of art forms to engage with.

This year our Art Trail launch and fundraising event, sponsored by Hinternoosa, will be a ticketed luncheon at the beautiful Sunshine Beach Surf Club on 31 July.

You will be able to view items going to auction via Studio One Noosa’s website, www.studioonenoosa. com.au, from mid-June.

Noosa Open Studios is organised by a volunteer not-for-profit committee, with a focus on promoting the artists and creativity in the Noosa region. The inaugural 2016 Art Trail featured 39 artists over three days. This vision has gone from strength to strength with our largest event to date in 2022.

The support of sponsors is invaluable to hosting this event which supports our artists.

We partner with Noosa Shire Council, Tourism Noosa, Noosa Arts & Crafts Association (Wallace House), and appreciate their support. Our generous sponsors this year include Hinternoosa, IN Publishing (IN Noosa and Hello Sunshine magazines), Bendigo Bank, Matso’s Sunshine Coast, CreateART and Amara Collective. The support of these organisations and people makes Noosa Open Studios Art Trail possible.

We look forward to welcoming you to our studios this year.

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Lifestyle-Led Property Management

Where the Art of Hinterland Living

Meets Asset Performance

Hinterland properties are more than investments – they are lifestyle sanctuaries. Managing them requires an understanding of the unique rhythm of acreage living, from seasonal maintenance to finding tenants who genuinely appreciate what makes this region special.

At Hinternoosa Property Management, we match the right people to the right properties. When lifestyle is respected, performance follows – creating long-term, harmonious tenancies that reduce wear, minimise turnover, and protect your asset's value.

Own a Hinterland Property?

The Hinternoosa Difference

- Local expertise: We live here, we know the properties, we understand the lifestyle

- Proactive seasonal care: Preparing properties for change before issues arise

- Tenant matching: Selecting renters who value hinterland living, not just a lease

- Longevity focus: Managing for sustained performance, not quick fixes

If you have a home or acreage in the Noosa Hinterland and want proactive, lifestyle-led property management, talk to the local specialists.

“Manage

Business Development Manager Dannielle Preston

dannielle@hinternoosa.com.au

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Performance and Passion

Celebrating Community Through Partnership

Hinternoosa is more than a real estate agency - we are proud, long-term hinterland community members. We believe in using real estate as a platform to support and give back to the community that has supported us since 1989.

This winter, we shine a light on our partnerships with Murphy Racing and Noosa Open Studios as embodiments of The Art of Hinterland Living.

Murphy Racing: Precision Meets Passion

Motorsport demands that every component performs flawlessly, every team member executes with precision, and every decision carries consequences measured in fractions of seconds. Murphy Racing exemplifies this high-performance culture, led by father-and-son team Gerry and Jed Murphy.

What makes this partnership especially meaningful is that the Murphy family are long-term clients of Hinternoosa. Their trust in our services over many years reflects the genuine relationships we build within our community - relationships founded on shared values, mutual respect, and consistent performance.

The parallels with real estate are striking. The difference between a good result and an exceptional one lies in preparation: understanding the market, presenting properties at their best, strategically timing campaigns, and negotiating with firmness and finesse.

Our partnership with Murphy Racing reflects our commitment to operating at the highest professional standard. We prepare thoroughly, execute precisely, and continuously refine our methods.

To celebrate this partnership, we are also offering a special opportunity for our community. Book an appraisal with Hinternoosa between now and 29th November and you will go into the draw to win two tickets to a Hot Lap experience at Queensland Raceway this December with the Murphy Racing Team.

To enter, scan the QR code and book your appraisal.

It is another way we are connecting local property expertise with the energy, excitement, and performance mindset that Murphy Racing represents.

Scan the QR code to book your appraisal for your chance to win two Hot Lap tickets with Murphy Racing at QLD Raceway:

*Terms and Condions apply: To enter, book your appraisal by 29 November. Prize drawn 30 November. See our website for more details.

Noosa Open Studios: Celebrating Creative Excellence

For the seventh consecutive year, Hinternoosa proudly supports Noosa Open Studios - the annual event opening artist studios throughout the region and inviting the community to experience creativity firsthand.

This transparency mirrors our philosophy. Just as Open Studios demystifies the creative process, we believe in making the real estate experience clear, understandable, and accessible; no hidden agendas, just honest guidance.

Visit noosaopenstudios.com.au for dates and participating artists.

Our Community Commitment

Murphy Racing and Noosa Open Studios join a proud tradition of Hinternoosa community support, such as:

Sconetime · Noosa Ultra-Trail · Pink October · Christmas In Cooroy · Salvo’s Christmas Toy and Food Drive · Good Shepard Lutheran College Shepards Fair · Cooroy Chamber of Commerce · Meals on Wheels Pomona · Smith Family Sponsorship · Second Chance Wildlife Sanctuary · Cooroy Pony Club · Pomona State School Awards for Excellence · Cooroy Golf Club · Tewantin Netball Club · Pomona Demons AFC · Verrierdale Hall and Tennis Club · Noosa Country Show · Sunshine Coast Open House · Kin Kin State School Fundraisers.

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