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On Saturday, the Cannonvale Cannons Swimming Club hosted its first winter swimming carnival – an extremely successful day with over 120 competitors taking part.
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Wednesday’s competition was a single stableford event for the men and Canadian foursomes for the ladies.
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Whitsunday Green’s weekly 9-hole competition was won this week by Nathan Nikolic on 23 points, followed by Deeray on 21 and Rob Lodders also on 21.
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Monday, June 13: Self Selected Triples was won by B Brownnell, J Stamp, and J Beakwell.
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On Wednesday Social bowls, Alen Sanderson, Bruce Uhe, and Philip Brown defeated Jim Bownds, Mike Harrison, and Barry Zillmann 24–16, while John Anderson, Pat Bownds, and Sandy Daffara defeated Tom Jessop, John Lahney, and Peter Lawton 20–13.
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Tuesday afternoon, 24 bowlers competed for the prizes on offer with an outstanding win coming from Nik Fernbach, Pam Collins, and Paul Tobias.
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An Airlie Beach local and Hamilton Island fireman is making a name for himself as a serial podium finisher, claiming the second overall spot at the Ironman Cairns 70.3 earlier this month.
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There’s something in the water in Proserpine turning local high school students into exceptional volleyballers.
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Bright blue skies and a strong headwind greeted competitors at the annual Whitehaven Beach Run as they disembarked the Cruise Whitsundays ferry and stepped onto the silica sands of Whitehaven Beach last Sunday.
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The 26th annual Book Bonanza is taking place at the Proserpine Museum this month and organisers say this is an excellent opportunity to pick up some real bargains.
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The fitness craze that everyone is talking about in Airlie Beach has its official opening day this Saturday and the whole community are invited to come down to F45 Functional Training.
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Whitsunday PCYC are hosting a range of exciting school holiday camps over the next few weeks open to those looking to fine-tune their skills as well as those who want to experience a class for the first time.
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A group of state high school students travelled to Whitehaven Beach on Tuesday to graduate from a new program which hoped to guide them in making better life choices.
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In 2012, Peter and Melissa McGuiness’ son was driving above the speed limit, and under the influence of alcohol and marijuana when his vehicle ploughed into a broken-down car on the highway, which contained five other teenagers.
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An opportunity for community members to interact with local law enforcement in a casual setting over a cuppa is fast approaching.
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The Airlie Beach Fire and Rescue Station could soon move into the heart of Cannonvale thanks to new plans that will place one of our key emergency services at a location where it is needed most.
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Touted as the budget that puts health care first with an impressive $23.6 billion dedicated to the sector, Member for Whitsundays Amanda Camm MP said that without doubt hospitals and allied services will benefit from Tuesday’s announcement.
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The first prom of the senior year took place at Coral Sea Resort last Thursday night with 47 Year 12 students from St Catherine’s Catholic College dressing in their finest frocks and smartest suits to mark the culmination of their school career.
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A sea of happy faces disembarked the P&O Pacific Explorer last Friday morning and they were greeted with a fanfare of excited local representatives who were all eager to show them a good time.
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A 29-year-old New South Wales woman, who was only days into married life, died in a golf buggy accident while honeymooning on Hamilton Island earlier this week
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A 12 Metre Sperm Whale Washes Up At Cape Gloucester Local fishers made a grim discovery last weekend when they witnessed the brutal side of nature; several tiger sharks eating the carcass of a sperm whale at Cape Gloucester. It is believed that the whale became stranded on a sandbank and by the time rangers arrived the following morning, it had died. A large crocodile was also seen nearby and rangers were unable to move the carcass, but tissue samples have been taken for scientific analysis.
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Over 500 BMX riders from all over Queensland will travel to Mackay and Sarina this weekend to compete in the 2022 AusCycling BMX State Series. Round 3 of the Series will take place at Sarina BMX Club on Saturday, July 25 and Round 4 at Mackay and District BMX Club on Sunday, July 26.
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One of Mackay’s favourite musicians, Tia Gostelow, announced her first hometown festival Sugardrop Festival earlier in the year, aiming to bring a new bevy of musicians to our town.
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Motorists and airport users are advised that this weekend from 6pm, Friday (June 17) to 6pm, Sunday (June 19) the intersection of Milton and Archibald streets will be closed. A temporary full road closure is required for the contractor to complete pavement works as part of the intersection upgrade.
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They’re not bobsleds, they’re not bicycles, they’re Human Powered Vehicles (HPVs) and students from all over the region raced them last weekend as the Whitsunday Festival of STEM launched last Friday.
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