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Cannonvale Cannons at Charters Towers

November 3, 2022

Unfortunately, the Cannonvale Cannons’ Club Night was cancelled on Wednesday last week due to stormy weather but were back in the pool this week.

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Airlie Beach Bowls

November 3, 2022

Airlie Beach Bowls Club players did their club, the district, and zone seven proud at the State Champion of Club Champions at South Suburban in Mackay.

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Proserpine Bowls Club

November 3, 2022

On Wednesday, there were no Social Bowls played at Proserpine Bowls Club when a thunderstorm cruised over Airlie Beach.

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Wangaratta Bowls

November 3, 2022

There were only a few players on Tuesday afternoon, however it did not lessen the quality of the bowls, with the winner’s circle comprised of Bron Tolcher, Irene Laird, and Penny Warren.

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Bowen Golf News

November 3, 2022

Wednesday’s competition at Bowen Golf Club was a single stableford for the men and single Bogie for the ladies sponsored by the club.

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Proserpine Golf Report

November 3, 2022

Rain affected numbers this week at Proserpine Golf Club, but all comps were completed even though some competitors pulled out because of the rain.

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Whitsunday Social Golf

November 3, 2022

The second round of Club Championships at Whitsunday Social Golf combined with a stroke event on Monday, attended by 27 members.

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Proserpine Veterans Golf

November 3, 2022

Another great day of golf yesterday at Proserpine Veteran’s Golf with 30 players braving the hot and windy conditions.

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On The Whitsunday Green

November 3, 2022

The winner of Fridays 9-hole stableford competition this week at Whitsunday Green Golf Club was Neil Boland with 19 points.

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FEDERAL BUDGET AXES URANNAH DAM

October 27, 2022

A $483 million project that has been over 20 years in the making and was forecast to deliver water security for our region, has been axed following the Federal Budget which was announced on Tuesday night.

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First Labor Budget Delivered In 10 Years

October 27, 2022

Treasurer Jim Chalmers announced this years’ Federal Budget on Tuesday night, aiming to address cost of living issues in a number of ways.

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On Deck With Declan

October 27, 2022

Hi, Constant Readers. Professionals, tradesmen, and business owners in the Whitsundays are more than familiar with the characteristics of a small team: can do attitudes, grit.

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Could You Be The Next Volunteer?

October 27, 2022

In this week’s Good Deed Feed our local Whitsunday member, Amanda Camm MP, is encouraging others to volunteer their time at Proserpine Meals on Wheels.This vital local service has been struggling to find volunteers since COVID and they are currently operating with a team of just 21 people.

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Vessel Burns In Hamilton Island Marina

October 27, 2022

A luxury yacht moored at Hamilton Island Marina was ablaze for more than seven hours on Monday, October 24.

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Bonza Blazes Our Way

October 27, 2022

New budget airline, Bonza, is gearing up for take-off following a series of test flights which took place over Whitsunday airspace earlier this week.

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Why Build Storage Sheds When We Need Houses?

October 27, 2022

This is the question a local couple are asking following news that the land in front of their house is currently being re-zoned to accommodate 550 storage sheds.Robin Weaver and his wife came to the Whitsundays two and a half years ago, moving into the property they had bought in 2018 with the knowledge that the adjacent 3.8-acre vacant lot was zoned for low-medium residential development.

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Local Airport Simulates Emergency Situation

October 27, 2022

Whitsunday Coast Airport practiced a real-life response to a plane crash earlier this week with over 60 volunteers and emergency personnel taking part in the enactment.

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Brunker Still Serves The Community

October 27, 2022

In last week’s edition of Whitsunday Life Newspaper we printed a story which stated that Councillor Mike Brunker would be ‘leaving the region’ to work a new full-time position in the mines while still retaining his role as Councillor.

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$1.2 Billion Plan To Protect Reef Gains More Support

October 27, 2022

The Federal government has promised an additional $204 million towards protection of the Great Barrier Reef, upping its total spend on the world wonder to $1.2 billion.

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Putting The Fun In Fundraising (Good Deed Feed)

October 27, 2022

Students of Chelona State School swapped their uniforms for crazy hair and bright colours last Tuesday to raise funds for RACQ CQ Rescue. Almost all of the 127 students enrolled at the school got involved, coming to school in their craziest getups and raising almost $1,450.

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Headspace Opens Doors For Dignity

October 27, 2022

Local mental health service, headspace, is contributing to the wellbeing of young people in the Whitsundays by providing a range of essential items to those doing it tough.

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Proserpine State High Celebrates Achievers

October 27, 2022

For the first time since 2019, the whole of Proserpine State High School (both juniors and seniors) gathered together for their annual Awards Night last Wednesday.

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Sit Down With Sam

October 27, 2022

I would consider myself an entry-level plane spotter, those magnificent machines always inciting awe and excitement inside me so, living near the airport, I’m often treated to the thrilling sight of a plane taking off or coming in to land.

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Willcox And Landry Slam Federal Budget Saying Central Queensland Has Been Short-Changed

October 27, 2022

Federal Members for Capricornia and Dawson, Michelle Landry and Andrew Willcox, have come out swinging after the Federal Budget was announced on Tuesday evening, saying funding for local projects has been axed and the Government has failed across key issues like infrastructure, childcare and cost of living measures.

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A Jamboree On The Internet?

October 27, 2022

Millions of Scouts from across the globe came together for an October weekend jamboree of gigantic proportions - but not in person – instead, clubs like Proserpine Scout Group embraced the digital age.

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