SUNREEF Mooloolaba will be running a very special Earth Hour Submerged Dive on the ex-HMAS Brisbane to celebrate Earth Hour on Saturday March 25.
For the third year, Sunreef will be part of the national Earth Hour Submerged campaign to raise awareness about the impact everyone can have on the preservation of our oceans.Sunreef will head out for a night dive and once submerged on the HMAS Brisbane wreck, turn their torches off in symbolic support of the Earth Hour initiative.
With predictions of a mice plague across parts of Victoria, now is a great time for home owners to ensure they are not unwittingly laying out the welcome mat for these pests, according to Weepa Products.
Weepa Technical Officer Mitch Flint said according to the CSIRO, mice have started breeding earlier that usual in early August in the Mallee region.
“According to reports, mouse numbers are expected to increase throughout summer and autumn, particularly given the good supply of food from bumper crops and favourable weather conditions,” Mitch said.
Australia’s leading crochet designer Jenny King has launched a new range of yarn.
“Everyone who knows me, knows I love yarn so won’t be surprised that I have launched a new range,” Jenny said.
The new range features three different yarns, the bright and vibrant Embellish, the soft cotton Stonewash and the unique Fantasy.
To find out more and hear from Jenny herself about the new yarns check out her blog.
With predictions of a mice plague across parts of South Australia, now is a great time for home owners to ensure they are not unwittingly laying out the welcome mat for these pests, according to Weepa Products.
Weepa Technical Officer Mitch Flint said according to the CSIRO, there have been higher than expected mice numbers on the York Peninsula and Mid North of South Australia, with mice also breeding earlier than usual across the Adelaide Plains.
“According to reports, heavy rainfall in spring boosted population growth and after bumper grain crops, researchers are concerned mild summer conditions could lead to further breeding and a potential outbreak in autumn,” Mitch said.
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PARADISE Seaplanes is launching for a summer full of the best ‘birds eye adventure flights over the gorgeous the Sunshine Coast, offering tourists and locals alike the opportunity to see the region from a breathtaking and unique perspective.
Paradise Seaplanes’s Shawn Kelly said they were blessed to be able to take off from the gorgeous Maroochy River and fly over different parts of the Sunshine Coast.
“Everyone knows the Sunshine Coast is famous for its beautiful natural environment from its stunning beaches and gorgeous hinterland but its not until to get to fly over low and slow that you really get to experience everything,” Shawn said.“We have adventure flights to suit everyone, with all offering an amazing perspective of different parts of the Coast, and best of all, each one includes the exciting river take off and landing.
Sunreef Mooloolaba is welcoming the warm water this Friday 2nd December with a huge summer party. Take on Sunreef’s own Dan Hart and Mix FM’s Todd Widdicombe in Sunreef’s first-ever mechanical surfing competition for your chance to win a double dive on the HMAS Brisbane valued at $265.
Take on Sunreef’s own Dan Hart and Mix FM’s Todd Widdicombe in Sunreef’s first-ever mechanical surfing competition for your chance to win a double dive on the HMAS Brisbane valued at $265. The party kicks off at 3pm with try dives in our dive tank, stand up paddle boarding, canoeing, face painting and it’s all free!
With almost all of Australia already in fire season, homeowners are being reminded that weep holes in brick homes pose a risk, offering an open door for bushfire embers to enter and start a catastrophic fire. Embers can travel kilometres in front of the fire, igniting anything in their path.
This summer the forecast is for above normal fire risk in parts of Queensland, throughout most of rural New South Wales and Victoria. Homeowners are being urged to put their fire prevention plans into action.
