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On Sunday, April 26, the Bowen Potters Group will host a vibrant community market on the foreshore of Queen’s Beach from 3pm to 6pm, offering an early celebration of Mother’s Day. Visitors can expect a lively afternoon, with a range of additional arts and craft stallholders joining the Bowen Potters Group, alongside a variety of food vendors serving hot dogs, loaded potatoes, doughnuts and coffee. The event will also feature a special Mother’s Day raffle basket, with tickets set to go on sale soon. The Bowen Potters Group is dedicated to creating a welcoming space for locals to learn, create and connect through clay, while also fostering community spirit. The market promises a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere — a classic country-style event filled with good times and memorable moments. WHAT: Bowen Potters Group Community Mark WHERE: Queen’s Beach, Bowen WHEN: Sunday 26 April, 3pm to 6pm
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Literary talent knows no age limit, and the 2026 Whitsunday Writers Festival is opening the door to the region’s next generation of storytellers. This year’s festival is not just for published authors — it’s for dreamers, students and emerging voices ready to share their creativity. As part of its mission to foster a love of reading and writing, the festival has announced a dedicated Under 18s category in the Heart Awards Short Story Competition. Entries are now open and will close at 11:59pm on Friday, 17 July. Young writers have the chance to compete for generous cash prizes, with $1,000 awarded for first place and $500 for the runner-up. Applicants are invited to submit a short story of any genre between 1,000 and 3,000 words. Each entry must also include a logline of up to 25 words and a brief author bio. Full submission details and eligibility requirements are available on the Whitsunday Writers Festival website. WHAT: Whitsunday Writers Festival WHEN: Sunday 13 September, 10.30am – 4.30pm WHERE: Whitsunday Marine Club, 7 Altmann Ave, Airlie Beach
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TAFE Queensland automotive teacher Adrian Sidea is helping build skilled trades pathways at Bowen and Whitsundays campuses Delivers automotive courses including Certificate II (school students) and Certificate III (apprentices) Programs support pathways into automotive, mining, and other technical industries Focus on hands-on, real-world training through VET in Schools programs Students develop skills in safety, teamwork, problem-solving, and technical work
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Cannonvale State School hosted its annual Easter Carnival, transforming the oval into a community celebration Event brought together families from across the region for an evening of activities, food stalls, and entertainment Strong volunteer involvement from parents, teachers, and community members ensured smooth setup and delivery Local businesses supported the event, contributing to school facilities and student-focused projects
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Bowen State High School is hosting an Apprenticeship Readiness Evening for Years 9–12 students and families Event focuses on local career pathways, apprenticeships, and traineeships Industry panel will provide insights into workplace expectations and employer needs Includes step-by-step guidance on application processes for 2026–2027 opportunities Current and former trainees will share real-world experiences and advice
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Lake Proserpine is experiencing growing visitation and increased activity ahead of peak season The return of the Proserpine RV Rest Stop is helping attract more travellers and encouraging longer stays in town The lake is hosting major events, including the returning Reef Trail Sundowner concert series in July The area continues to build reputation as a destination for fishing, camping, families, and events RV facilities are designed to support tourism and increase spending in local businesses and services
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Cannonvale and Airlie Beach’s iconic Bicentennial Boardwalk is getting its final upgrade, with the third stage soon to be completed. Works on the section spanning from the Airlie Beach Lagoon to Coral Sea Resort will begin on Monday 27 April and run through to late June. A detour via Mazlin Street and Hillcrest Avenue will be in place during the scheduled works period. We look forward to delivering a wider boardwalk with new durable decking, creating a safer, more enjoyable experience for everyone.
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Lund Industries is a locally based, multi-faceted business with a strong focus on sustainability, agriculture, and practical innovation. Established in 2011 by David Lund, the business has expanded over time to include several complementary operations that support both the agricultural sector and the wider community. One of its newest ventures, Liquid Fish Whitsundays, began in 2023 and focuses on processing waste from the local fishing industry. Instead of allowing this material to go unused, the business ferments it into a fish hydrolysate product that supports plant growth and acts as a natural soil conditioner. This process turns what would otherwise be waste into a valuable resource for regenerative agriculture. Alongside Liquid Fish, Lund Industries also operates as an agent for Predator Power Products, a range of petrol engines, pumps, and generators widely used in agriculture and rural industries. This agency was added in 2018, helping farmers and landholders access reliable equipment for their operations. The business also runs a grass-fed breeding and fattening beef operation near Bloomsbury, using regenerative farming practices designed to improve soil health, biodiversity, and long-term environmental outcomes. The motivation behind these ventures stems from a desire to produce chemical-free, nutritionally dense food while improving the environment at the same time. As interest in regenerative agriculture continues to grow, demand for natural soil inputs such as fish hydrolysate has increased. Many producers do not have access to the raw materials needed to produce it themselves, creating an opportunity for businesses like Liquid Fish Whitsundays to support the industry. Like many regional operators, the business faces challenges including regulatory pressures, infrastructure limitations, and operational costs. Despite this, the focus remains on steady growth and practical solutions. Key advice for other business owners includes having a clear vision, progressing through small achievable steps, prioritising customer service, and maintaining honesty and transparency in all dealings. As a new Chamber member, Lund Industries looks forward to networking opportunities and connecting with other local businesses. Learn more about Liquid Fish Whitsundays: https://www.liquidfishwhitsundays.com.au/ Contributed with thanks to the Whitsunday Chamber of Commerce and Industry
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Bowen Business Networking Event gaining momentum as a relaxed way to connect locally Founded in February by Berny O'Connor Latest event attracted 10 business owners, including attendees from Airlie Beach and Collinsville Held at Kevla Espresso & Health Food Bar with a casual, conversation-focused format Monthly meet-ups held on the first Friday, rotating between local cafés Provides a space for business owners to share, collaborate and build relationships
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Across the Whitsundays this ANZAC Day, residents and visitors are invited to pause, reflect and honour the courage, sacrifice and spirit of those who have served Australia. From dawn services to community gatherings and traditional games, a full program of events will be held throughout the region. Dawn Services and Marches Airlie Beach / Cannonvale The day will begin with a Dawn Service at 5:30am at the Coral Esplanade Cenotaph in Cannonvale. A march and main service will follow from 9:00am, departing the Broadwater Avenue car park and proceeding to the Airlie Esplanade Cenotaph. Bowen A Dawn Service will be held at 5:45am at the Stanley Street Cenotaph. Participants are asked to gather at the RSL from 8:50am for a 9:30am march and main service at the Cenotaph. Proserpine Commemorations begin early, with the Dawn Service held between 4:30am and 5:30am at the Cenotaph. A traditional “Gunfire Breakfast” will follow at 6:00am in the RSL Function Room, with lunch available from 12:00pm. From 1:30pm, the community is invited upstairs at the RSL for a game of Two-Up. Breakfast and lunch tickets can be purchased at the bar. Airlie Beach ANZAC Day Activities Two-Up at Airlie Beach Hotel Continuing a long-standing ANZAC Day tradition, Two-Up will be played from 1:30pm to 3:30pm in the sports bar at the Airlie Beach Hotel, in partnership with the local RSL. The game, once played by soldiers during wartime, remains a symbolic way to honour their legacy. Aussie Rock Tribute Festival The Airlie Beach Hotel will also host an Aussie Rock Tribute Festival from 12:00pm to 6:00pm. Featuring live performances celebrating iconic Australian bands like INXS, Cold Chisel, AC/DC and Divinyls, the event offers a chance for the community to come together in a relaxed setting following the day’s commemorations. Whether attending a solemn dawn service, joining a march, or gathering with friends and family later in the day, ANZAC Day in the Whitsundays provides meaningful opportunities to remember, reflect and connect.
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Bowen State High School Student Isaiah Howell has been praised by the Bowen community for receiving the Premier’s ANZAC Prize. Last week, Principal Mr Harris and Isaiah had the honour of celebrating at Parliament House alongside Isaiah’s family, Queensland Premier David Crisafulli and the other students privileged to be shortlisted. Friends and family took to Facebook to congratulate Isaiah on his wonderful achievement. “Thank you Bowen State High School for supporting Isaiah throughout the entire process of this amazing opportunity. This is certainly going to be a life changing experience,” said Melinda Howell. The Premier’s ANZAC Prize is an annual award that offers talented students an exciting opportunity to develop their research skills, attend workshops and participate in community events in preparation for a 2-week tour to Europe to visit historical sites and key World War I memorials. The tour culminates with attendance at the nationally televised ANZAC Dawn Service near Villers-Bretonneux on the Western Front.
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Bowen Summergarden Theatre listed for sale after 64 years of ownership Long-time owner Ben De Luca took over the family business in 1964 Theatre is a local icon and heritage-listed landmark with deep cultural significance Played a role in Australia, hosting test screenings and connecting with Baz Luhrmann, Hugh Jackman, and Nicole Kidman Originally built in 1948 as an open-air cinema; later expanded into a twin complex
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Government-led clean-up removed cyclone debris from Cannonvale Beach (April 8) after Ex-Tropical Cyclone Koji 22 boats were displaced; most recovered, but several remained stranded (including vessels at Cannonvale, Pigeon Island, and Rose Bay) Clean-up carried out by Maritime Safety Queensland under the “Keeping our Waterways Safe” program Vessel owners are legally responsible for removal, with costs recoverable if authorities intervene
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Footy Returns As Brahmans Gear Up For Big Season The Whitsunday Brahmans RLFC gathered on April 12th to mark the launch of an exciting new season. Mayor Ry Collins was in attendance to show his support for an iconic local team. “It was fantastic to hear about the work the club has put in over the off-season,” Mayor Collins said. “With a new coach at the helm and some strong signings – including former NRL player Adam Clydesdale – there’s plenty to be excited about heading into the season.” The launch was a great success with more than 120 people in attendance. Café Trilogy provided an outstanding roast dinner for all whilst the RSL delivered exceptional service. MC Trevor Nosworthy ensured the night ran smoothly, keeping the guests entertained. The program included interviews with new recruits, coaches, volunteers and Club President Lisa Milne. A standout highlight was seeing the entire club come together to celebrate the season ahead and acknowledge the hard work and dedication show during pre-season. A standout announcement was the introduction of an open women’s team for 2026. “There is a strong sense of excitement across both the club and the wider community as we head into the new season. Building towards the first game is always a special time. We’ve worked hard to foster a welcoming, family-friendly environment throughout pre-season, where players and their families feel comfortable and connected, which makes the lead-up even more meaningful,” said Sarah Milne, Treasurer, Social Media and Events Manager. The first match of the season will be played on the weekend, April 18th against the Magpies at their home ground in Mackay. The team are proud to be hosting Round 2 at Les Stagg Oval on ANZAC Day where the team will wear specially designed commemorative jerseys. There will also be community-focused events planned throughout the season including Family Field Day, Ladies and many more to come. Best of luck to the team for what is hopefully an outstanding season. Captions The Whitsunday Brahmans RLFC will soon play their first match of the season in Mackay. Photo source: Facebook
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On Tuesday, S Jones, D Retchless and M Hyde defeated B Myers, S Querro and A Vigar. In the other game A Nailand and R Hyde defeated S Adams and B Querro. The jackpot didn’t go off. Club Competition for the week. In the Men’s A Singles A Rolfe defeated G Read. Ladies B Grade singles. T Bowen defeated C Jeal, Crooked Kitty D Wallace defeated P Warren. Ladies Fours. L Suann, S Jones, D Retchless and M Hyde defeated L Scells, P Tracey, D Wallace and P Warren. Winners for Sunday afternoon were Bill Myers, D Retchless and G Read defeating A Nailand, M Hyde and P Tracey. Other games: T Bowen, S Querro and R Hyde defeated C Jeal, A Vigar and G Charles. L Suann and P Warren defeated T Blair and S Jeal. The jackpot didn’t go off. It is not long now until our Winter Bingo starts. Get ready for Friday 1st May at the club for a 9.30 start. Check Facebook for further details. Contributed with thanks to Penny Warren 1 - Sunday's Winners Deb Retchless and Graeme Read. Proserpine Bowls Club Report On Wednesday, 8 players enjoyed games of pairs in Social bowls. Bruce Uhe and Barry Zillmann defeated Alen Sanderson and Trevor Parsons 28 - 13; Henny Tattam and Mike Harrison defeated Arthur Griffith and Philip Brown 24 - 11. As so many people had family commitments during the weekend, we didn't have any social bowls on Sunday. Looking forward to a bit drier time in the weather so that we can get on to working our way through the competition games. Contributed with thanks to Proserpine Bowls Club
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It’s time to celebrate for the Whitsunday Sea Eagles as they enter an exciting new chapter, with years of hard work culminating in the installation of new lights for the AFL oval at Whitsunday Sportspark. For years the Whitsunday Sea Eagles have shown up week in, week out training and playing in semi-darkness, while continuing to build the strong and successful club we see today. “This is a huge milestone for our Club, and we couldn’t be prouder of our Committee and volunteers. The time and effort they’ve poured in behind the scenes truly shows their passion for creating something special and lasting for our community” said Whitsunday Sea Eagles President Chris Morrison said. Excited by the return of night footy to the Whitsunday Sportspark, the Sea Eagles will host a special ANZAC Day fixture against Moranbah to be played under lights for the first time. At approximately 5:30pm between the Women’s and Men’s matches the Last Post will be played - providing a moment to pause, reflect, and honour the significance of the day - before the Men’s game kicks off under lights at 6:00pm. Saturday 25 April – Whitsunday Sportspark AFL Oval 10:40am U16 Girls – Moranbah Bulldogs v Mackay Magpies 11:55am U13s – Whitsunday Sea Eagles v Moranbah Bulldogs 1:15pm U15s – Whitsunday Sea Eagles v Moranbah Bulldogs 2:40pm U17s – Whitsunday Sea Eagles v Moranbah Bulldogs 4:10pm Senior Women – Whitsunday Sea Eagles v Moranbah Bulldogs Approx 5:30pm – Last Post 6:00pm Senior Men – Whitsunday Sea Eagles v Moranbah Bulldogs Contributed with thanks to Whitsunday Sea Eagles Captions Photo credit: Musco Lighting Australia
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Tina Briskey From Taylors Property For Tina Briskey, real estate is more than a profession: it’s a way of sharing a place she has long called home. After arriving in the Whitsundays in 1991, following extensive travels across Australia and throughout her home state of Queensland, Tina quickly formed a deep connection to the region. What began as a move became a lifelong commitment, with the Whitsundays evolving from a destination into a cherished home. Before transitioning into real estate, Tina spent 17 years working on Hamilton Island, gaining valuable experience and building strong ties within the community. Her move into the property sector was driven by a genuine desire to help others discover the same lifestyle she had come to love. As a Property Specialist with Taylors Property Specialists, Tina brings a values-driven approach to her work. Loyalty, integrity, and honesty are at the core of everything she does, shaping a professional style that is both transparent and deeply client-focused. In an industry where trust is essential, Tina’s commitment to ethical practice and clear communication has become a defining feature of her service. Tina is passionate about helping clients not only buy and sell property, but also find their own piece of paradise in the Whitsundays. Her knowledge of the local area, combined with her authentic enthusiasm for the region’s lifestyle, allows her to guide clients with confidence and care. With a strong connection to the community and a heartfelt belief in what the Whitsundays has to offer, Tina Briskey continues to help others turn their property dreams into reality.
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Lisa relocated to the stunning Whitsundays in 2023, drawn by the promise of a more relaxed lifestyle and the opportunity to immerse herself in everything the region has to offer. With an extensive background as a paralegal and conveyancer in New South Wales, Lisa has a deep understanding of the legal and transactional aspects of property. Her passion for real estate, combined with her commitment to building genuine relationships, inspired her to transition into the industry full-time. Grateful for the warm welcome she and her family received, Lisa is passionate about sharing her knowledge, enthusiasm, and local insight to help others achieve their property goals. She takes pride in guiding clients through the process of buying or selling their most significant assets, ensuring a seamless and rewarding experience. Approachable, professional, and always willing to go the extra mile, Lisa looks forward to assisting you with your real estate journey in the Whitsundays.
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The March 2026 Monthly Medal was played on Tuesday March 31st – finally! Blustery conditions and sandy greens greeted the 10 ladies and 19 men. Congratulations to ladies winner Leanne Alexander (becoming a habit) and David Woods for the men. Welcome to new members Norman Foster, Steven Stewart and Michael Stewart. RESULTS LADIES Winner: Leanne Alexander with 73 nett R/Up: Tiina Randmae also with 73 nett on a count back Rundown: Tina Badenhorst (74), Paula McQuat and Kath Borer both with 75 points MEN Winner: David Woods with a creditable 67 nett R/Up: John Oates with 68 nett Rundown: Colin Hounsell (71), Gary Scotford (72), Steven Stewart (73), Craig McLean (birthday boy), John Roser, Neil Cawthorne, Louis Neethling and Norman Foster all with 75 nett PIN SHOTS Ladies: A Grade - Tina Badenhorst (x2) and Elspeth Scotford B Grade - Tina Randmae (x2) and Paula McQuat Men: A Grade - Ken Granger, Gary Scotford and Nick Apruzzese B Grade - David Woods (x2) and Peter Lindsay LEAST PUTTS Elspeth Scotford 28 putts and Barry Mortimer 28 putts CHIP INS No chip ins NAGAs For a ball each, Jenny Hounsell and John Strelec DRAWS: MEMBERSHIP jackpots to $30 next week RAFFLE $50 to Ken Granger UPCOMING EVENTS: TUE 7/4/26 - APRIL 2026 MONTHLY MEDAL TUE 14/4/26 - HOME HILL WHITSUNDAY GROUP DITTY Our Vets President now knows that a fancy car may cost you both time and money! 1- Monthly medal winners, David Woods and Leanne Alexander
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Starting on Tuesday afternoon, play was run by Lyn Graham, where skipper David Bradley, with lead Gail Simms and second Dawn Dowell, were the winners of the day. Wednesday afternoon social bowls saw a fantastic performance from Bob Spees as skipper. He was absolutely unstoppable, with Rick Brunell, arguably the best lead in the club, and Ian Passfield, a new bowler who is going places fast as he improves each week. He will no doubt be a very valuable asset to our little club in the future. Their winning score was 25–14. Saturday morning saw the resumption of Scroungers, with all players vying for a place in the final. First-round winners were Tony Whitehorn, who won his way into the final in a tiebreaker, and Russell Jackson, who was the victor in the A Division. The B Division was won by Dennis Donadelli, beating Margo Stanley, which is a very difficult achievement. Congratulations to all. Sunday afternoon social bowls saw 18 bowlers competing for the prize, and it was wonderful to welcome back ex-President Peter Barrett, our Life Member Paul Osborne, and Mrs Alma Rose Mawson after three months in the Philippines. John rolled the dice, which came up number 3, meaning the prize was for the biggest winning margin. This was won by the team of skipper Peter Barrett, with the relentless “Wild Bill” Gordon at lead and Bowen’s finest, Don Hogarth, at second, who won 25–15. Contributed with thanks to Mark Mawson Captions Skipper Peter Barrett, lead Bill Gordon, and Don Hogarth at second. Photo supplied
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The Whitsundays announced itself as a serious player on the Queensland grappling circuit on Saturday 28 March, with the inaugural Escape Submission Grappling Series, presented by Fleming Painters, held in Cannonvale. Over 110 competitors from nine Queensland clubs took to the mats across 230 Gi and no Gi divisions, with male and female categories running across all age groups and belt-rankings – from five-year-olds finding their feet to 45-year-olds who clearly have no intention of slowing down. Bouts were run as one-on-one, three and five minute rounds, with some high level QLD black belts showcasing their skills and stamina with 10 minute superfights. Escape Jiu Jitsu Head Coach Danny Johns said the first competition was a resounding success. "Escape Jiu Jitsu is a new club, and to host a competition of this size within ten weeks of opening our doors has been incredible. Thank you to our members, competitors, volunteers, families and sponsors for making today happen," Mr Johns said. Athletes travelled from Cairns, Mackay, Moranbah and Townsville to compete — a field that speaks to the appetite for quality regional competition across Queensland. Among them were Australian National No Gi/ Pan Pacific No Gi Black Belt champion Ethan Cannon and Australian National Gi and no Gi champion purple belt Melissa Patrick plus highly decorated black belts Christian Merino and Brody Maguire, whose participation signals that the home of Jiu Jitsu in the Whitsundays is Escape Jiu Jitsu. Newly formed team, Escape Jiu Jitsu saw 28 Whitsundays locals aged from 7 to 41 years on the mats, many for the first time. Competition results: Planning for the next competition is underway with dates and entries announced in the coming months.
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Sarah Dean from Belle Property Whitsunday Sarah Dean brings a wealth of experience and a track record of success to her role as a Sales Consultant at Belle Property Whitsundays, where she leads Team Sarah Dean. Before moving into real estate, Sarah worked in the investment sector, helping clients maximise their superannuation through high-performing boutique funds. She also founded and ran a successful marketing business that generated qualified leads for investment property sales companies nationwide, enhancing client acquisition strategies and sales growth. Sarah’s focus is on building strong, long-term relationships with her clients through trust, clear communication, and expert advice. She is passionate about staying ahead of market trends, deeply understanding local property values, and providing her clients with a distinct competitive edge. Recognised for her excellence, Sarah has received multiple Sales Awards and has consistently ranked among the top agents on realestate.com.au in the Whitsundays for both performance and 5-star reviews. She is also a proud recipient of the Price Expert Badge from Rate My Agent, a reflection of her accurate market insight and pricing expertise. What sets Sarah apart is her genuine, client-first approach and her ability to achieve record-breaking sales prices. Her strong negotiation skills and tailored selling strategies ensure optimal outcomes for every client, whether buying or selling. Now at Belle Property, Sarah thrives in an environment that values collaboration, innovation, and high standards of service. Team Sarah Dean is committed to providing a boutique experience backed by the strength of the Belle Property brand, delivering premium results with a personalised touch. Outside of real estate, Sarah is an active member of the Whitsundays community. She enjoys quality time with her son, outdoor adventures, sporting events, and charity initiatives. Whether camping, boating, or exploring the beautiful Whitsundays region, Sarah embraces life with energy and passion—values she brings to every client interaction.
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Get ready to “Twist & Shout” as Beatlemania On Tour brings its internationally acclaimed production to the Proserpine Entertainment Centre on Sunday 26th April 2026 at 7.30pm, for one night only. Since its launch in 2009, the Australian-based show has built a formidable global reputation, selling out performances across North America, Europe, South Africa, the Middle East, Asia and New Zealand. After a decade away from Australia’s east coast, the production is now returning with a high-energy tribute to the music that defined a generation. Audiences can expect a two-hour audio-visual spectacular featuring more than 40 of the greatest hits by The Beatles, performed live in their original keys with meticulous attention to detail. Replica costumes, period instruments and theatrical lighting combine to recreate the look and sound of the 1960s, capturing the spirit of the world’s most influential band. The setlist reads like a greatest-hits time capsule, including classics such as Hey Jude, All You Need Is Love, Yellow Submarine, Let It Be, Twist & Shout, Yesterday, Come Together, Get Back, Help!, Eleanor Rigby and Here Comes the Sun, among many others. Behind the production is a cast of seasoned musicians, including Zachary Coombs, who performs the role of John Lennon. Coombs’ connection to the music runs deeper than most. Named after Zak Starkey, son of Ringo Starr, he grew up in a musical household influenced by jazz, rock and 90s pop. He first picked up the guitar as a teenager before discovering The Beatles at 15 after receiving their 1 compilation album. “I fell in love with every single song,” Coombs recalled, describing the moment as a turning point that led him to explore the band’s entire catalogue. After years touring internationally as a solo cruise ship performer, Coombs joined Beatlemania in 2014, later stepping into the role of John Lennon. He has also performed as Paul McCartney and George Harrison in earlier productions, drawing on what he describes as “the magic within the music itself.” He says the key to portraying Lennon lies in understanding the balance of musicianship and attitude. “If the musicians are having fun on stage, it becomes infectious,” Coombes said. The show also features fellow performers portraying Ringo Starr and the rest of the iconic line-up, with attention to every musical and visual detail. For Coombs and the cast, the appeal of Beatles music lies in its universality, with songs built on themes of love, peace and connection that continue to resonate across generations. “This is more than a concert,” organisers say. “It’s a celebration of music history.” Tickets are available now. WHAT: Beatlemania On Tour WHERE: Proserpine Entertainment Centre WHEN: Sunday 26th April, 7.30pm CAPTION: Since its launch in 2009, the Australian-based show has built a formidable global reputation, selling out performances across North America, Europe, South Africa, the Middle East, Asia and New Zealand. Photo supplied
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