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Australia Day at Sarina Beach (free) Enjoy a barbecue, water slide and heaps of fun competitions like fastest man on the sand and wheelbarrow races. Cash prizes are also up for grabs. BYO picnic blanket and chair. Time: From noon   Aussie Family Barbecue at Quota Park Activities on the day will include a free barbecue and plenty of beach game activities for the kids and family like tug of war, thong throwing and sand castle building competition. Time: From 11am Place: Quota Park - Southern end of Binnington Esplanade, Mackay (Hosted by Mackay & District Australian South Sea Islande...

Australia Day at Sarina Beach (free) Enjoy a barbecue, water slide and heaps of fun competitions like fastest man on the sand and wheelbarrow races. Cash prizes are also up for grabs. BYO picnic blanket and chair. Time: From noon   Aussie Family Barbecue at Quota Park Activities on the day will include a free barbecue and plenty of beach game activities for the kids and family like tug of war, thong throwing and sand castle building competition. Time: From 11am Place: Quota Park - Southern end of Binnington Esplanade, Mackay (Hosted by Mackay & District Australian South Sea Islande...

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Premium Content Subscriber only Every now and then a very special property comes onto the market, and that’s the case here with 5 Fernleigh Road, Tintenbar. Built in 1901, the village’s historic former church is a must to inspect. In the listing on realestate.com.au, selling agent Lois Buckett said it was a “rare opportunity to secure a historic commercial/residential property in the heart of Tintenbar village”. Properties in Tintenbar are highly sought-after. “Located in the picturesque hinterland of Tintenbar you will find the original church, now tea rooms, with ...

Fire destroyed a shed in Cullen St, Nimbin early Sunday morning. The structure was all that remained of the Nimbin Museum after a fire in 2014. It took a long six years, but a future for Nimbin’s old museum site was secured with a Lismore City Council decision in September. The Nimbin Museum, on Cullen St, burnt to the ground on August 14, 2014. After a convoluted process, Lismore City Council granted deferred commencement consent to developers with a new vision for the site. The plan involves retail shops, take away food and drink premises, a 12-seat cafe and a medical centre.