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Bella is looking for her forever family in the Whitsundays and beyond. She is a one year old Staffordshire cross, medium sized, full of love, and so ready for someone to choose her and mean it. She has been through more than most. Surrendered, rehomed, then unwell, and then without a home again through no fault of her own. Through all of it she has remained gentle, affectionate, and completely devoted to the people around her. Bella loves children, thrives on connection, and just wants to be close to her people. She is best suited to a home where someone is around most of the time because when she has her person, she gives everything she has. She has already been through so much. She just needs someone to choose her for life. To adopt Bella, DM Bowen Collinsville Pet Rescue Inc on Facebook with your name, phone number and "Bella". The adoption fee is $400. She is microchipped, recovered and healthy.
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The Whitsunday Neighbourhood Centre has raised $1,860 for Cancer Council Queensland during its annual Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea event. Held with a tropical theme, the fundraiser brought together locals for a colourful morning filled with community spirit, laughter and friendly competition, including prizes for the loudest tropical shirt. The Whitsunday Neighbourhood Centre thanked everyone who attended, donated and supported the event, with special recognition given to Club Whitsunday for partnering on the event and providing the brunch menu. Organisers said events like Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea highlight the strength of the local community in supporting people impacted by cancer. CAPTION: Tamara Noble and Rebecca Woods from the Whitsunday Neighbourhood Centre with raffle prizes at the organisation’s Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea fundraiser. Photo supplied
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A new North Queensland billboard campaign is calling on the community to help turn ocean waste into something useful, as Eco Barge Clean Seas Inc. continues its mission to protect the Great Barrier Reef. Every year, Eco Barge removes tonnes of marine debris from islands across the reef. Now, in partnership with Paradise Outdoor Advertising (POA), the organisation is urging locals to join volunteers in transforming 24 tonnes of collected ocean waste into recycled products. The campaign, displayed across key regional locations, encourages people to sign up and become part of the solution by volunteering in the Whitsundays. Libby Edge, Founder of Eco Barge Clean Seas Inc, said the initiative represents an important next step in the organisation’s work. “Every piece of marine debris we remove from the islands has a story,” Libby said. “With the support of our volunteers, we’re now working to transform that debris into new products, showing that what washes up on our shores can become part of the solution rather than part of the problem.” Since 2009, Eco Barge volunteers have removed 277,947 kilograms of marine debris, completed 569 clean-up trips, engaged 14,291 volunteers, and cared for 297 sick and injured marine turtles. POA CEO Mitch James said billboards were a powerful way to inspire action. “Billboards are designed to capture attention and deliver a powerful message, in this case giving people an opportunity to protect the Great Barrier Reef through local action.” He added the campaign aims to turn awareness into participation across the region. The campaign will run year-round. More information is available at www.ecobargecleanseas.org.au CAPTION: Volunteers with Eco Barge Clean Seas Inc. sort and remove marine debris collected from Whitsunday islands as part of efforts to protect the Great Barrier Reef and turn ocean waste into recycled products. Photo supplied
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With 43 years of experience across 8 different martial arts, Whitsunday local Zoran Stublin is passionate about bringing his expertise to the region. Zoran runs the Whitsunday Self Defence Academy, a completely free community initiative open to all members of the public. Zoran’s approach to self-defence training comes from a synthesis of 8 different martial arts – Judo, Jujitsu, Aikido, Ninjutsu, Kyosho, Jutsu, Kapap, Krav Maga and Russian systema. Moving to Whitsundays in 2021, he set up what is now known as the Whitsunday Self Defence Academy to provide guidance to the community on public safety and self-protection. Zoran has also taken his training across the country, acting as a visiting instructor in Melbourne and Cairns. Zoran’s professional background plays a huge part in what he does. His military training and additional consultancy work in security and government have helped him form a program that extends beyond just physical defence – examining ways to navigate different social situations when a person is under threat. “It’s not just about martial arts.” Zoran said. “There is a psychological element. I teach people how to recognise sociopaths and psychopaths. I also teach them how to de-escalate aggressive situations.” “When I started the academy, a major issue amongst kids was bullying and harassment. I started a bullying programme that looks at navigating those situations. I also developed a specialised programme for women and self-defence. I teach them about home intrusion and provide tips on how to use everyday household objects such as spoons, towels and pans to defend themselves.” Zoran’s self-defence program also covers theft attempts in carparks, sexual predators, abductions, kidnappings and ATM holdups. “I’ve tried to create a realistic programme to equip people with skills for domestic situations.” He said. Participants attend the class in their everyday clothes to prepare them for potential real-life situations. “When you make someone wear a uniform in a dojo it creates a certain kind of psychology. They may be unprepared in a real-life situation without their uniform.” Zoran explained. “Making people wear civil clothes removes the comfort that someone might get from putting on a uniform and prepares them better for real life situations.” In the midst of Queensland Domestic and Violence month, Zoran’s priority is ensuring protection in domestic environments. “It’s an issue in the region. I collaborate with counselling services, providing tips such as arrangement of furniture that would allow easier escape routes and better protection.” At the core of Zoran’s initiative is a passionate desire to help the community as much as he can. “My only aim for the region is to promote confidence in people, so they don’t walk around with fear. I’m not teaching them to be paranoid, but rather to be aware. I want to provide everyone with basic tools for their toolbox that they can take out when they need it.” Sessions are conducted at Club Whitsunday every Tuesday and Thursday with kids’ sessions running from 4:30pm to 5:30pm and adult sessions commencing at 6pm. Zoran strongly urges anyone interested to come along. Zoran teaches self-defence across all age groups, equipping individuals with important skills. Photo credit: Sebastian Conidi
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Council’s work on the eradication of the Yellow Crazy Ants has been a long process but this week they have begun more infestation treatments.
In the Whitsundays we have five small infestations in Shute Harbour, Mandalay, Woodwark, Funnel Bay and Hamilton Island. From 12 – 16 August council are working on the mainland ant infestations.
In the Whitsundays, the five combined infestations equal 51 hectares.
It is important to remove Yellow Crazy Ants because they are pests and impact our ecosystem.
Whitsunday Regional Council Manager Natural Resource Management and Climate Scott Hardy said Yellow Crazy Ants chase protein and will eat all the native ants, insects, frogs, lizards, birds and mammals.
“We are actually on the menu!,” he exclaimed.
“There have been reports of Yellow Crazy Ants swarming people lying in bed!”
“If the ants are left to their own device, they will also eat all of the fauna in an area, and then that can start impacting on other ecosystem processes, like pollinisation. So, it can actually start impacting the ability of plants to reproduce.
“There are also social and economic impacts as well, if Yellow Crazy Ants develop nests in the house, it impacts people's ability to sleep, has impacts on pets.
“It can also impact on people's ability to rent out their property and selling their homes.
“Then the larger picture is we are concerned that if the ants get out to the islands, that it may have an impact on tourism.”
Scott urges that if you find unusual looking ants on your property to contact Council.
Tourists are flocking to the Big Mango and Bowen Tourist Information Centre, with the iconic gateway to the town proving to be a popular stopping point where motorists are encouraged to venture into Bowen for the day or even longer.
The popularity of the centre has reached new levels this year with record-breaking visitor numbers announced.
Bowen Tourism and Business released figures this week confirming they welcomed more visitors than ever before during the 2023/34 financial year.
This included more than 51,000 at the Bowen Visitor Information Centre next to the Big Mango on the Bruce Highway and a further 5000 visitors at the Information Booth at Bowen’s Front Beach.
Manager of Bowen Tourism and Business, Leanne Abernethy said the new financial year had also started strongly with 7002 visitors in July.
That is an average of 225 visitors every day.
“We became an official Driver Reviver station in recent months so that has also contributed to our high numbers,” she said.
“People certainly appreciate the free tea, coffee and biscuits and we are proud to be contributing to road safety.”
Leanne said more than half of the people who stopped at the Visitor Information Centre spent a day or more in Bowen.
Chair of Bowen Tourism and Business, Jenn Honnery congratulated the Bowen Tourism and Business team on setting yet another record.
“I’m very proud of the team of staff and volunteers at the Big Mango Visitor Information Centre on achieving record visitor numbers once again.
“Over the past 18 months, Bowen Tourism and Business has invested significantly in destination marketing and we’re now seeing the results of this work both at the Big Mango and in Bowen.
“Most important, however, is the expert advice and friendly smiles each of our team offer visitors, making our Visitor Information Centre one of the most popular in regional Queensland.”
Interim CEO of Tourism Whitsundays, Aimee Cameron highlighted the significance of the drive market for The Whitsundays, noting the impressive recent achievement.
“Last month’s record-breaking arrival of 7,000 visitors is a testament to the exceptional efforts of the team at Bowen Tourism and Business,” she said.
“Leanne and the team excel in showcasing the entire Whitsundays region, driving bookings in Airlie Beach, encouraging exploration of Bowen, and promoting inland areas such as Proserpine and Collinsville.”
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On Thursday 8th August, a pop-up Chamber event, consisting of BBQs, coffee and prizes was held at Porters Metre 10 Whitsunday.
Local businesses gathered to meet other business owners, get up-to-date on Chamber developments and express their opinions.
Whitsunday Chamber of Commerce and Industry members, Porters Mitre 10 Whitsundays, opened its store in Cannonvale in 2002, at its current location, after a long history of servicing the Whitsunday region from its Mackay locations.
Recently, Porters expanded by adding an Inspirations Paint Store within the Porters Mitre 10 Whitsunday building. This new addition includes a Paint Club, which provides retail clients with discounts on products and access to exclusive paint perks and systems.
Jay Holmes, Porters Mitre 10 Whitsunday Branch Manager stated that the BBQ brekkie was “for our customers and the community to say thank you and to foster new business connections.”
The event was a relaxed gathering where business owners connected over complimentary coffee from Mrs. Bean and enjoyed a delicious BBQ breakfast!
Photo Credit: Ruth Puddefoot
With the Whitsundays ‘events season’ well underway and gathering steam, our region comes alive with iconic events and festivals.
Congratulations to the Whitsunday Running Club, the Coral Sea Marina Resort Triathlon Festival, and the Great Barrier Reef Festival for their recent hugely successful events – packed with visitors and contestants.
With the Airlie Beach Race Week and Hamilton Island Race Week now upon us – the visitation and exposure that these events bring to the region is incalculable.
We sincerely thank the organisers and volunteers – the entire region benefits from your efforts.
These regional events depend on local business support and financial contribution.
Our local businesses play a big role in investing in our community for everyone’s benefit.
As a thank you, be sure to support those businesses with a purchase, a social media shout out, online review, or refer your family and friends as they help make these events come to life.
And our local businesses play a high role in our region’s economic future.
This week the Whitsundays Chamber of Commerce and Industry released news of its Vision for the Whitsundays project, with the ambitious aim to map a forward-looking economic blueprint.
Our research uncovered a diverse perspectives and challenges within the business community including the importance our diverse districts, the need to engage in passionate debates about preservation and progression, and the big economic projects and what this means for the business community. Visit the Chamber’s website to learn more.
Contributed with thanks to Allan Milostic, President of Whitsunday Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Army and Vietnam veteran Brian “Weary” Dunlop is encouraging his local community to take a moment to recognise and support all veterans this Vietnam Veterans’ Day.
Weary volunteered for national service and joined the 5RAR in 1967 at just 20 years old. After training with the 5RAR, Weary was deployed to Vietnam from 1969 to 1970.
After his service Weary moved to Proserpine in early 2000 and joined the Proserpine RSL Sub Branch in 2010.
Commemorated annually on 18 August, Vietnam Veterans' Day honours the significant contribution of Australian veterans who served in the Vietnam War. The 18 August is the anniversary of the Battle of Long Tan – one of the most significant conflicts for Australians who served in the Vietnam War.
More than 60,000 Australians served in the Vietnam War from 1962 to 1973, with additional personnel from the Royal Australian Air Force returning to Vietnam in 1975 to carry out evacuations and assist refugees in the lead-up to South Vietnam's surrender. Of those who served, 523 died and around 3,000 were evacuated with wounds, injuries or illnesses.
This Vietnam Veterans’ Day, Proserpine RSL Sub Branch will be hosting a lunch for all members of the community to come together and commemorate.
“I do hope to see more veterans and locals come together to commemorate the efforts of Vietnam veterans, but really, seeing the community come together for a meal and a chat on the day would be just as special.”
Airlie Beach
WHAT: Vietnam Veterans Day Commemorative Event
WHERE: Airlie Beach-Whitsunday RSL Sub Branch
WHEN: Sunday 18 August 11am
Proserpine
WHAT: Vietnam Veterans Day Commemorative Event
WHERE: RSL Proserpine
WHEN: Sunday 18 August 11am
Brian “Weary” Dunlop, Photo supplied
Billie, an adorable little puppy, was found dumped in a puddle between Proserpine and Bowen on Christmas Eve.
Billie was found by a young teenager who took her in and cared for her until she was nursed back into a healthy puppy. Billie is now a whirlwind, full of love and joy.
Unable to provide Billie with the love and attention she needed due to her studies, the lovely young lady, though saddened, chose to entrust her to Christina at Animal Rescue Whitsundays. Christina has since successfully found a new home for the beautiful puppy.
Billie is one of the many success stories at Animal Rescue Whitsunday. While no longer up for adoption, Christina has many other beautiful animals that come through her centre and need a home. Keep an eye on her Facebook page, or Whitsunday Life’s Pet of the Week for animals up for adoption.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/animalrescuewhitsunday
PH: 0403 397 808
Email: xtrabeefalo@gmail.com
Website: https://www.beefaloaustralia.com
Billie settling into her new home.
Billie loves her new siblings!
The new Airlie Beach Seagrass Nursery project is happening soon with its official opening this Saturday 17 August.
The launch of the new Airlie Beach Seagrass Nursery project will take lace at Coral Sea Marina.
The test nursery has been with us for over two years and following its success CQ University has secured grant funding for an upscaled nursery project.
The day will start at 11am with a Welcome to Country, an introduction and project overview, and photo opportunities.
At 11.45 time is allocated for a look over the nursery, afterwards everyone will move to Cannonvale Beach for a light lunch and after that, flower collecting.
Everyone in the community is invited to come along and get involved.
What to bring
• Casual and comfortable clothes for the launch event
• Sun smart clothes for flower collecting
• Sun screen
• Water
• Fun, caring, kind attitude
Fines for not controlling your dog in public places have increased to $806. This includes having your dog off-leash in designated on-leash areas, or if the dog is in an off-leash area, you must be able to control the dog using voice commands. For everyone's safety, let's make sure our furry friends are always well-behaved in public spaces!
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Last week CEO Warren Bunker, Councillor Clay Bauman and I attended the two-day 2024 Coastal Leaders Forum in Townsville.
This annual forum was a vital gathering of elected members, chief executives, and senior officers from across Queensland to showcase coastal council initiatives.
The well-attended forum explored current and emerging issues, identified coastal council-specific advocacy priorities and gave us the opportunity to engage with key State and Federal Government representatives and industry partners, on a range of matters impacting coastal communities.
Economic growth and diversification were major topics, particularly how we can leverage our natural assets to create new opportunities to boost tourism, support local businesses, and attract investment to our region.
The Shadow Minister for Environment and Science Sam O’Connor spoke openly of the LNP’s plans to improve access to National Parks, revitalise island tourism and fast track the approvals process for new projects such as the Whitsunday Skyway project.
This is encouraging news as the Skyway initiative, being driven by visionary tourism operator Elizabeth Hackett, is a project that will transform our region, offering both locals and visitors a unique way to experience the stunning natural beauty of the Whitsundays.
In Elizabeth’s words “Whitsunday Skyway will expand on, and complement current Whitsunday Tourism operations, offering greatly needed land-based infrastructure and activities for current and future tourism groups, regional residents, school groups, coach tours and other market segments.”
The Project is based around a 1km cable car ride to a summit 430m above sea level, in the Conway National Park, overlooking Airlie Beach and planning has progressed significantly and is now in the Detailed Assessment stage of an Exclusive Transaction Process with the Queensland State Government.
The all-weather cable car will move along at a height of 430m and offer a unique 360° vantage point to the Whitsunday Islands, Whitsundays mainland and the Coral Sea, with bistro, café and viewing facilities at the top.
There are also plans for a cultural interpretive centre, tropical rainforest activities and experiences, a network of mountain biking trails, a luge track facility, and a junior ropes course.
It is estimated that there are a further 12 months of the planning and development approval stage and then an estimated construction timeframe of 24 months so the next term of Government and support offered to the project will be key to it actually becoming a reality.
The economic impact is estimated to be around $40 million of new tourism spending, per year, with current analysis showing that more than 250,000 people are expected to visit the Skyway every year.
The total project development cost on completion is expected to be about $86m.
Mayor Ry with Shadow Minister for Environment and Science Sam O’Connor and other Queensland Mayors at the Coastal Leaders Fortum in Townsville. Photo supplied
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Recently, Jade from Tourism Whitsundays had the pleasure of experiencing SeaLink Whitsundays’ Big Island Day Tour. Aboard their new vessel, Reef Quest, Jade went on the five star boat trip to Whitehaven Beach, and said it was a truly exceptional experience!
The vessel's luxury is instantly apparent; it has a sleek modern design, air-conditioned interiors, and plush seating, the boat provides a stylish environment, making the journey as enjoyable as the destination.
On the journey to Whitehaven Beach, guests are treated to guided talks about the Whitsundays. These informative sessions, led by experts, offer fascinating insights into the region's natural history, marine life, and environmental significance. The talks are engaging and educational, adding a rich layer to your understanding of this spectacular location.
Upon arriving at Whitehaven Beach, Jade had an ample time to relax and enjoy its beauty. Additionally, the tour included two guided walks to both Hill Inlet and the Southern Whitehaven lookout, during which local guides shared intriguing details about the island's unique flora and fauna. This combination of luxury, exploration, and education created a truly memorable experience.
SeaLink Whitsundays has masterfully blended comfort with adventure, offering a tour that stands out for its elegance and depth of experience. It's an exceptional way to explore The Whitsundays in style and gain a deeper appreciation of its natural wonders.
Jade Yvonne, Business Development Executive, Tourism Whitsundays
Tourism Whitsundays partners with national media to highlight the best experiences our region has to offer. Recently, we had the pleasure of hosting Dilvin Yasa from 9Honey, the lifestyle arm of nine.com.au, known for uncovering and sharing top local gems.
Dilvin's visit focused on showcasing the fantastic family-friendly land-based experiences and accommodation options available in The Whitsundays.
During her stay, Dilvin spent a long weekend at the Big4 Adventure Resort, which provides the perfect mix of relaxation and fun for families. She also spent a day at the Whitsunday Crocodile Safari, ideal for those seeking adventurous encounters with local wildlife.
Dilvin explored the region’s hidden treasures with Driftwood Tours, including spots like Cape Gloucester and Dingo Beach.
Tourism Whitsundays actively seeks local operators who are interested in promoting the region’s top experiences and accommodations.
If you are excited about contributing to the promotion of the Whitsundays’ unique offerings and showcasing its beauty to a wider audience, we’d love to hear from you. Please reach out to Rosanagh at pr@tourismwhitsundays.com.au for further information.
Contributed by Rosanagh Gallivan, Public Relations & Social Media Executive, Tourism Whitsundays
Dilvin Yasa had a great trip to the Whitsundays, Photo supplied
Bowen Community Centre is thrilled to announce this year’s ‘Buy A Pie To Keep Them Dry’ event was a tremendous success, raising over $3,000 to support homeless in the community.
The funds raised will be used to provide essential items such as tents, swags, and backpacks to those in need.
This year’s event took a different turn from the last, where the Community Centre hosted ‘Hamburgers for the Homeless’, which was warmly received by the Bowen community.
During this event, the staff and volunteers distributed informative flyers to the community to raise awareness about these pressing concerns.
In addition to ‘Buy A Pie To Keep Them Dry’, Bowen Community Centre also launched ‘Pie It Forward’, which allowed them to distribute over 120 pies to those in need.
Stephanie Cora from Bowen Neighbourhood Centre said that making pies is a costly endeavour, but very worthwhile.
“This initiative has been crucial in providing support to our community,” she explained.
“A special thanks goes to Andrew, the Manager of Bowen Woolworths, for generously supplying all the ingredients for our delicious pies and hot apple pies.”
Kelly McDonald from Hillery Group, one of the major supporters, expressed her enthusiasm, stating, “This is a great community program, and we are thrilled to be a part of it.”
“Some of our crew has already devoured the pies, and in fact, we have very few left! They asked to give a big shout-out to the pie-makers!”
None of this would have been possible without the tireless efforts of Bowen Neighbourhood Centre’s Xena Yasso, who spent her birthday cooking up this magnificent storm.
“We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who contributed to making this event a success,” said Ms Cora.
“Together, we are making a significant difference in the lives of our homeless community.”
Xena Yasso Chef extraordinaire made the 400 meat pies and 160 apple pies for the day
Lauren Miller from the Community Centre with the huge donation of all supplies for the pie drive
Kelly McDonald, Laila Ives, Georgia Wagg from Hillery Group with Volunteers Karenne Williams and Shaniece Cora from the Bowen Community Centre
Nathan Shepherd, Patrick Sanderson from Aurizon
Creative’s Connections latest Art Exhibition opened last Thursday night to coincide with the start of Airlie Beach Race Week.
Over 200 guests attended the opening night, enjoying an array of beautiful paintings and sculptures responding to the theme “Sails and Stories”.
The exhibition finished up yesterday concluding with the announcement of the Tassals People’s Choice Award. The winning artist will receive a $500 prize.
Pammie Harrison, Lynette Edwards, Vhari Kelly, Leigh Skead, Grace McDonald and Nadia Brucia-Neale
Merewyn Wright
Lousie Mahony and David Dias
Claudia Gray and Susie Bowen
Grace McDonald, Nadia Brucia-Neale and Gemma Louise Pap
Geoff Hards, Diahann Logan, John Denuyl, Trudy Hastings, Corrie Denuyl and Jean Sloane
Jacqui Henderson and Gemma Louise Pap
Gisi Harrington and John Mol
Mayor Ry Collins and Carol Collins
Gemma Louise Pap
Photo credit: Merewyn Wright
Individuals wore their best blues, greens and aquamarines to enjoy the Airlie Beach Race Week Shoreside Long Table Lunch on Monday.
Guests tucked into a gourmet lunch featuring a delightful array of exquisite canapés, followed by a meticulously curated menu that showcased an abundance of fresh and local ingredients. Each dish was thoughtfully prepared to highlight the region's rich flavours and culinary traditions, creating a memorable dining experience that perfectly complemented the elegant atmosphere of the event.
There were many incredible Lucky Door Prizes to be won from Ocean Dynamics, Airlie Beach Festival of Music, Infuse Me Whitsundays, and Mount Gay Rum, including an adorable and exclusive Whitsunday Edition of Monopoly, that replaces all the original places with Whitsunday towns.
The event offered attendees the chance to immerse themselves in the breath-taking views of Airlie Beach Foreshore, savouring exquisite food and wine as a perfect rest day to a lively Race Week.
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Did you know that this year’s Airlie Beach Race Week Festival Village was powered entirely by the sun?
Airlie Beach Race Week’s Festival Village was fuelled entirely by Mobile Power Trailers’ solar panels.
Founder of Mobile Power Trailers Adam Janczyk said people were excited to see the power trailers driving the Festival Village ever since they announced the new innovation.
“Last time when we were here, we announced that we would go off-grid and sustainable, everyone was very excited about it!” explained Adam.
“I took it a step further when I came up here, I said no generators.
“I will run it all off the solar and the batteries and it’s been fantastic.”
Even on a cloudy day the batteries charged up and Adam was ready for a night filled with music, lights and activities.
Adam initially started Mobile Power Trailers through his other business called Pure Nation Solar. In total bringing 75 kilowatts worth of battery and 30 kilowatts worth of solar.
They started powering tiny homes with a device that could supply the house with power, whilst being up to 50 metres away from the home itself.
As the power trailers generated a life of their own, Adam spilt the two companies and now Mobile Power Trailers are powering big events.
Renewable and sustainable power is important to Adam, he has three children of his own and questions what world he is leaving behind for them. Adam, knowing he could make a difference, took the leap and has not looked back.
Although supplying renewable and sustainable power solutions is important to Adam, his passion lies with being able to provide if a disaster occurred.
“Imagine if a cyclone came through and we had these in the yard?” stated Adam.
“Mobile Power Trailers can give you Wi Fi and telecommunication. You can send that message to your mum and let her know you are safe.
“SAS helicopters fly blind but with power if you are in necessary need, you can send a text message and say, this is where I am. Come and get me.”
To prove that these trailers are capable of aiding people during natural disasters Adam has to prove their worth first. Next year Adam has plans to take the entire Whitsunday Sailing Club off-grid and run entirely off his Mobile Power Trailers.
Founder of Mobile Power Trailers Adam Janczyk had the Airlie Beach Race Week Festival Village running entirely off-grid thanks to his innovative mobile solar panels. Photo credit: Daniel Heggie
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