McDONALDS FRANCHISE OWNER GIVES OUT SECRETS – YOU’RE INVITED
Dear Members and Guests,
WHAT’S STOPPING YOU!!!
On Thursday June 10 – come and start your day the only way.
Incredible Business Man – Shams Dean – Local Owner and Franchisee of McDonalds Restaurants Maryborough and Hervey Bay will be with us to share his journey, but to also relay great principles on how to be your best always.
WHAT’S STOPPING YOU FROM COMING – ONLY YOU
A great morning it will be – networking a MUST.
When: Thursday 10 June 2010
Where: Maryborough RSL
Time: 6:30am arrival for 6:50am start to 8:00am
Cost: $15.00 per person
(Includes great Guest Speaker, Full Buffet breakfast, hot and cold beverages and an unforgettable morning)
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| Date: Friday 4 June 2010 Time: 7pm for a 9pm screening Tickets: $45 Theme: Frock up and think pink! Tickets available from BigScreen Cinemas Box Office, Mortgage Choice, Wilson HTM & FCYP Board Members Download the flyer for this event here! Received and published by Henry Sapiecha 28th May 2010
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Help the Fraser Coast and try get direct flights from Melbourne to Hervey Bay by following the following link – it only takes 30 seconds!
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SUSTAINABLE TECHNOLOGIES EVENT AT THE BROLGA Q4650
QWESTNet -
Queensland Water and Energy
Sustainable Technologies Network
Connecting Queensland businesses
with sustainable technology solutions
QWESTNet (Queensland Water and Energy Sustainable Technologies Network) aims to bring together sustainable technology users and suppliers in an informal environment where relevant technologies, independent overviews and case studies are presented and discussed.
This is an excellent opportunity for Queensland businesses to develop beneficial networks and explore current and future sustainable technologies to better manage their energy and water use and reduce costs.
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QWESTNet forums highlight current best practice focussing on sustainability topics relevant to Queensland businesses, such as process heating and cooling, air-conditioning, lighting, energy recovery and re-use, renewable energy, water management and more. View previous forums
Upcoming QWESTNet Events
The next QWESTNet forum will be held on the Fraser Coast on 21 April, 2010.
Theme: Environmental Business Sustainability (to be confirmed)
Date: Wednesday, 21 April, 2010
Time: 8.30am (registration), 9.00am – 1.00pm
Venue: Brolga Theatre and Convention Centre, Maryborough (TBC)
Cost: $44 – refreshments will be provided
Published by Henry Sapiecha 20th May 2010
ULYSSES GROUP MEMBERS TO CONVERGE ON THE FRASER COAST – WELCOME NOTICE HAS BEEN SENT
NOTICE FOR THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY OF THE FRASER COAST.
This welcome notice below has been sent to every individual chapter of the Ulyssess organization throughout the nation of Australia.
The handy links displayed below will give the 5,000 odd visitors some insight into what we have to offer them here at the Fraser Coast
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Wide Bay District Developments Pty Ltd
www.frasercoastcentral.com.au www.frasercoasttourism.com
www.frasercoastevents.com.au www.frasercoast.qld.gov.au
www.fcci.com.au fctsc.com.au www.fcez.com.au
www.frasercoastchronicle.com.au
CEO – Henry Sapiecha –
We have some great property investments here for you
KNOW THE LATEST RULINGS ON SUPERANNUATION – HOW WILL IT EFFECT YOU?
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PRAYER BREAKFAST WITH THE MAYOR @ HERVEY BAY QLD
7th Annual
Hervey Bay Mayoral Prayer Breakfast
2010 Friday, 28 May
Mayor Mick Kruger is pleased to invite you to this year’s Mayoral Prayer Breakfast. Supporting our School Chaplains.
Guest Speaker: John Gagliardi
When: 28th May, 2010
Time: 6.30am for a 7.00am start
Where: Hervey Bay Boat Club, Urangan Harbour
Tickets: $25 Adults; $20 Students (U18)
TICKETS MUST BE PRE-PURCHASED
RSVP: CLICK HERE to download flyer and ticket information.
Enquiries:
Sherry Bell – 0407 135 224 / Keith Stevenson 4124 7200
Received and published by Henry Sapiecha 19th May 2010
BUSINESSES ON LINE IN THE FRASER COAST – PERISH IF YOU ARE NOT.
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REGISTER YOUR SUPORT FOR THE MIGHTY TIGER FLIGHTS – HERVEY BAY TO MELBOURNE
Hello Fraser Coast Friends – of the Tiger
Congratulations to each and every one of you for the obvious passion you hold for the establishment of a Melbourne – Hervey Bay Air Service.
We have certainly caught the “Eye of the Tiger” and at our meeting last week with the Managing Director, she was somewhat impressed with the vigour of voting for the Fraser Coast route!
But, there is much more work to do. We have their attention, and I do believe that we are on a positive path, BUT, Tiger is a low cost airline – which means that all marketing dollars and support come from sources other than their own! Fraser Coast Regional Council, Tourism Queensland, Fraser Coast South Burnet Tourism Board and Industry partners will all be asked to contribute to a marketing campaign if we are successful, but every resident of this community and every interested party that wants this service can play a part in securing this route by participating in our own low cost campaign. By building our own data base of people that will use this service, we have a powerful negotiating tool when we go back to Tiger for further discussion. This data base will not be released to the Airline, unless a route is secured.
All you need to do is circulate this email with the fervour of the last, and ask everyone to register on the following link:
http://www.frasercoast.qld.gov.au/web/guest/melbourne-campaign2
Thanks once again for your terrific support
Kind regards
Cr. Anne Nioa
Fraser Coast Regional Council
Mb: 0418 741 624
anne.nioa@frasercoast.qld.gov.au
Received and published by Henry Sapiecha 18th May 2010
WHEN IRISH EYES ARE SMILING @ HOWARD – PARTY INVITE
Received and published by Henry Sapiecha 18th May 2010
BOWEL CANCER AND YOUR EMPLOYEES
BOWEL C ANCER AND THE FACTS
While bowel cancer doesn’t always get a lot of press, the facts around this disease are alarming:
- Bowel cancer is the most commonly diagnosed internal cancer in Australia for men and woman combined.
- One in 20 Australians will develop the disease in their lifetime.
- 80 Australians die from bowel cancer every week.
However, the good news is that bowel cancer is one of the most preventable cancers if detected early.
As an employer of Queenslanders you are in an ideal position to promote the prevention and early detection of bowel cancer within your workplace.
There are some very quick and simple things your workplace can do to be involved.
1) Send a Bowel Cancer Awareness Week email to your staff during the Week
2) Add a bowel cancer prevention and early detection message on employees pay slips for the week or month
3) Install a bowel cancer awareness screen saver on computers for the week or month
4) Display bowel cancer posters and pamphlets in common areas around your workplace
5) Book an information session for your employees
All the necessary information for these activities has been attached for your convenience, along with a short evaluation form. A resource order form has also been attached should you wish to order any of the Program’s free promotional materials.
For assistance in coordinating any of the above activities, please contact your local Queensland Bowel Cancer Screening Program Health Promotion Officer, (Insert Name), on (Insert details).
In addition you can contact your Queensland Bowel Cancer Screening Program Health Promotion Officer anytime throughout the year to discuss opportunities to implement the workplace bowel cancer education program in your workplace.
Thank you kindly for your support in addressing this significant disease.
Craig Peut Health Promotion Officer Qld Bowel Cancer Screening Program Community Health PO BOX 34 Bundaberg 4670 PH. (07) 41502965 Mobile 0408735852 Fax (07) 4150 2722 Email:craig_peut@health.qld.gov.au “Early detection is the best protection”
How much do YOU know about Bowel Cancer?
TRUE / FALSE
- Only men get bowel cancer.
- Only people with a family history of bowel cancer need be concerned.
- There’s nothing you can do to prevent getting bowel cancer.
- If you feel healthy and don’t have any symptoms then you don’t need to be tested.
If you answered FALSE to ALL of these then congratulations! You’re doing well!
If you answered TRUE to any of these then you need to brush up on your bowel facts!
Read on for more information on each of these statements.
- Only men get bowel cancer.
Although there is a higher incidence in men, women DO get bowel cancer. In fact, 1 in 14 women will be diagnosed with bowel cancer before the age of 85. This compares to 1 in 10 for men.
In Queensland in 2006 (the latest statistics available), 2741 people were diagnosed with bowel cancer, 1491 of these were male and 1250 of these were female (Cancer Council Queensland, 2008).
- Only people with a family history of bowel cancer need be concerned.
Only around 5% of bowel cancers are attributed to a family history. Age and lifestyle choices are the main contributing factors. However, if you do have a family history of bowel cancer, it is important that you speak with your GP.
- There’s nothing you can do to prevent getting bowel cancer.
While you can never completely eliminate your risk of getting bowel cancer, there are a number of steps you can take to reduce the risk. It is estimated that up to 75% of bowel cancers could be prevented through leading a healthy lifestyle. Things like maintaining a healthy body weight, eating well, being active, limiting your alcohol intake and not smoking all contribute to reducing your risk of bowel cancer.
- If you feel healthy and don’t have any symptoms then you don’t need to be tested.
Bowel cancer often doesn’t show any symptoms until it is further advanced. ‘Screening’ is about testing people with no symptoms who ‘feel healthy’ to find early signs of disease before it causes harm. Bowel cancer is actually one of the most treatable cancers if detected early and can be prevented with regular screening.
The Australian Government is currently inviting men and women turning 50, 55 or 65 between 2008 and 2010 to participate in bowel cancer screening. Invitations, which include a simple screening test known as a Faecal Occult Blood Test (FOBT), are being sent directly to people in the mail. People who receive a kit are encouraged to participate.
If you are not yet eligible for the Program and if you have any concerns, speak to your GP about your options.
For more information about bowel cancer or bowel cancer screening phone your local Queensland Bowel Cancer Screening Program team on 1300 766 927 or visit www.health.qld.gov.au/bowelcancer.
Received and published by Henry Sapiecha 17th May 2010
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