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Saturday, July 18, 2015
Monday, April 20, 2015
May 2nd 2015
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May 2nd 2015 Let’s let term 2 begin!!! We are ready to perform at our first competition of the year. Our uniforms will be ready this week. I’m super excited to see you all in our new look!!! Please note that a lot of these still have not been paid for and at the moment I […]
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Thursday, April 9, 2015
APRIL 1st 2015
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April 1st 2015 Dear Dance Families, Time sure does fly when you’re having fun. I can’t believe we are at the end of term 1, but we sure do have busy times ahead. Our gorgeous new uniforms are on their way and we will soon be a buzz with competition season. Students have been very […]
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Tuesday, April 7, 2015
MARCH 27th 2015
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MARCH 27th 2015 Dear Dancers and families, Just a quick update with rehearsal times for this Saturday. Junior Eisteddfod Rehearsal: 11:00am Fancy Nancy 12:00 Purple People Eater 12:30 Birthday 1 dance = $5 more than 1 = $7 Senior: 8:00 – 10:00 Future Husband Aura Titanium 10 am finish – solo’s start. Please book in. […]
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Saturday, December 22, 2007
Mary Shackman, Noosa
Mary Shackman
Well-known for her fabrics and fashion, Mary Shackman has been painting since she left art school in 1965.
Her first exhibition was held at the Ken Done Gallery in 1981 and since then she has held many exhibitions at various galleries including the Volvo Gallery, the Objects Gallery, Valerie Cohen Gallery, Richard Martin Gallery, Customs House, the Millennium Hotel, Kings Cross and Mary Place, Paddington.
Mary continues to create a fusion between fashion and art through creative liaisons with designers. She has worked with Andrew Kendal modeling in his fashion parades and creating hand painted fabrics for his collections in 2001, 2002 and 2003, together with also creating a range of painted handbags for Anya Hindmach.
Mary continues to serve as a mentor to young designers and support a range of good causes with donated paintings – such as this event.
Mary has two adult children, her oldest daughter Tamara lives in Noosa, Australia's premier holiday destination.
Mary visits Tamara and her family every month so is almost a Noosa local, she books Noosa using www.BringTheKidsNoosa.com.au.
Saturday, December 8, 2007
Noosa hot spots
Noosa hot spots
Hastings Street - Is famous for its mix of restaurants, shops, and outdoor cafes. Just a short stroll by boardwalk from Hastings Street is one of the most spectacular National parks in Australia. You will find Hastings Street on the top right side of the right.
Noosa National Park - Offers extensive walking tracks both inland and along the coastal track to other secluded beaches. The national park is the green area to the far top right of the landing map.
Noosa Junction - Is the primary shopping centre for Noosa and here all the main shops and banks are located, the junction consists of a main strip in the Noosa heads area.
Noosaville - Is located on the Noosa River along which lies an ever growing cluster of shops café's and family orientated accommodation. Beautiful park reserves follow along the Noosa river most of the way, as it meanders towards the coast and Hastings street. Free BBQ's, kid's playgrounds and tables with shelters abound this
great family strip.
Noosa Marina - Follow the Noosa River approximately 5km inland from the coast to Tewantin and you will fine Noosa Harbour marina strategically located on the edge of the river just before it heads off towards the lakes and everglades.
Noosa marina has a collection of interesting shops, bars, restaurants and coffee shops and is the hub of any river activity that involves larger vessels. You will find the harbour to the far left of the landing map opposite Goat Island Conservation Park.
Eumundi - Eumundi markets has grown to become a major tourist attraction for Queensland. Widely considered the best markets in Australia it is open every Wednesday and Saturday and plays host to hundreds of stalls selling a magnificent range of unique products.
Noosa Hinterland - Constitutes
all areas of Noosa Shire that are not on the coast. The Noosa Hinterland is made up of little villages like Cooroy, Pomona, Yandina, Boreen Point, Doonan and the Noosa Valley. It is renowned for being a tranquil and beautiful area that is in contrast to bustling Noosa Heads. A hinterland holiday is preferred by many tourists looking for a quiet tranquil, quality experience that is only 10 or 15 minutes away from the
more vibrant sophistication of Noosa's main tourist areas. It's a very sensible alternative if you have a car.
Sunshine beach - For those that want
Pacific views and wide expansive beaches then Sunshine beach is for you. This area is about 5 minutes drive from Hastings Street with regular buses, or can be an enjoyable walk. Sunshine beach boasts a lively restaurant and cafe scene set amongst a small array of trendy shops. The Sunshine beach surf life saving club is a popular haunt for visitors who want to mix with the locals whilst enjoying beach views and good food. The beach is patrolled by lifeguards year round making it a popular beach for both swimmers and surfers.
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