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Showcasing Business in Oakey High Country <strong>Herald</strong> feature Enjoy time out with friends Oakey Community Cuppa The Community Cuppa is a weekly event and open to everyone. It is an opportunity to meet new friends as well as keeping up with what is happening in the community • From May - monthly guest speakers on topics that are relevant to the Oakey community • If you are passionate about community and would like to be actively involved in the Oakey Wellness Program we would love to hear from you • Free Blood Testing for PFAS levels extended until April 30 https://www.ddwmphn.com.au/latest-announcements/pfas-community-info Proudly hosted by the Oakey 4401 Information Centre in collaboration with Oakey Wellness Program. For further information contact Bonnie on 0439 913 202 and visit the Oakey Health and Wellbeing Program Facebook page. Venue: Oakey 4401 Information Centre Oakey Railway Station Dates: Thursdays 10am - 11.30am Complimentary Morning Tea This initiative is in response to the difficulties the Oakey community, and individuals, are experiencing due to the ongoing PFAS underground water investigation and is supported by Darling Downs and West Moreton PHN and Department of Health. Engineering Hair & Beauty Award winning Salon and Stylists *Must bring in advert to receive Hair and Beauty for the whole family 83 Campbell Street Oakey - Ph 4691 2711 Hours: Mon-Fri 8.30am - 5.00pm, Sat 7.00am - 2.00pm 25% OFF • Florist OFF HORSE • Patchwork RUGS • Haberdashery • Classes • Craft Club Wed 9.30am 07 4691 2311 Mia’s Offer SENIORS ONLY VOUCHER OFFER* *Valid until 22/12/18 PERMS $60 Includes Cut, Colour and Set MEN’S CUTS $10 LADIES CUTS $15 *Kerrytown Thursday only Kerrytown Shopping Centre 9 Toowoomba Road, Oakey Ph 4691 1782 (Formerly Oakey Craft, Saddlery and Florsts) • Sewing Machines • Clothing: Workwear, Bisley, School Uniforms up to 4XL • Rural Pet, Vet Supplies • Produce MON-FRI 8.30AM-5PM SAT 8.30AM-12PM 178 Bridge St, Oakey, Q. 4401 oakeycraftandsaddlery@westnet.com.au • Shop local • Eat local • Spend local • Enjoy local It takes you to start the trend!! SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL BUSINESSES WHERE YOU LIVE, WORK AND PLAY 8 - HIGH COUNTRY HERALD - MAY 29, 2018 To advertise phone 4615 4416 or email herald@highcountrynews.net.au
Tuesday to Thursday - June 6 to 8 Our biggest CRT FarmFest ever! This year we reach a major milestone in agri-marketing… the biggest ever CRT FarmFest in our 41 year history! Despite dry conditions in parts of Queensland and other states, optimism is strong in the rural sector. As our record exhibitor numbers continue to grow well past 2000, CRT FarmFest maintains its p lace as the biggest and most successful annual agricultural event in the Sunshine State. Once again, more than 60,000 visitors are expected through the gates and we have a number of exciting innovations awaiting our loyal customers. Demonstrations at CRT FarmFest continue an upward trend so we are delighted to introduce a new Demonstration Machinery Area sponsored by New Holland. This opens up more opportunities for larger machinery demonstrations in the field and adds to our already popular ATV and motorbike, livestock area and on-stand demonstrations. Our Livestock Area this year will be a buzz with the Led Steer and Heifer competitions, Young Handlers and Young Judges competitions, Battle of the Bulls and Fantastic Females competitions, breed showcases and Grand Parade. With new exciting edition to the area - the ARTC sponsored Glendon Kelpies Working Demonstrations, along with the popular Australian Heavy Horse display. More sites have been added to our static display to meet the ever-increasing need from new exhibitors. A hallmark of CRT FarmFest is the focus on innovation, new technology and precision farming products and services on display from our growing list of exhibitors. FarmFest organisers, Fairfax Rural Events, Group Manager Kate Nugent believes visitors to this year’s event will be especially focused on how they can continue to develop and improve efficient farming practices and will be on the lookout for products and services that can meet these needs. “The sheer size, product/service range, diversity and national positioning of CRT FarmFest offers unmatched marketing opportunities providing primary industry in Queensland with an unparalleled opportunity to increase its already high efficiency,” Ms Nugent said. In keeping with Fairfax Rural Events’ policy of making a visit to the event as enjoyable and convenient as possible, Honda branded ticketing booths will be located in the major car parks, which allows visitors to avoid queues at the entry gates by pre-purchasing tickets when the car parking gates open at 7.30am and free CRT FarmFest Official Guides, published by Queensland Country Life, will also be available at the booths. CRT FarmFest 2018 runs Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, June 5, 6 and 7 at Kingsthorpe, 20km west of Toowoomba off the Warrego Highway, 9am to 5pm Tuesday and Wednesday, 9am to 4pm Thursday.Car park opens at 7.30am. Can-Am stands out from the crowd Every Can-Am ATV or side-byside vehicle is a perfect combination of industry-leading performance, precision engineered handling, and rider-focused design. It’s what makes Can-Am stand out from the crowd and what sets it as a market leader. No matter which Can-Am vehicle you choose, they’re all built from the same DNA. With up to 680kg of payload capacity, 907kg of towing capacity, a three-seater folded bench for additional load in the cabin, and a free safety key, exclusive to Can-Am, it’s no wonder the Defender HD8 is fast becoming the number one selling side-by-side in Australia. The performance, technology, and ergonomics of Can-Am have also extended to the Outlander range. With rider-focused seating, responsive powertrains, and control with the exclusive free safety key, owners feel as comfortable towing up to 907.2kg as they do after a long days’ trail ride. The Outlander 570 features four-wheel-drive powertrains, six ply tyres, up to 163kg cargo capacity, and heavy-duty suspensions to make your work easier. Built for performance, endurance, and capability as well as all-day comfort, Can-Am builds off-road vehicles to perform with you, not against. Behind the unmistakable Can- Am look, there’s best-in-class power, intuitive handling and control, with the proven Rotax® engine at its core. Whether it’s one of the all-terrain vehicles or a side-by-side, they come with all the essentials, leaving only one thing up to you: where you take it. For more on the Can-Am off road products visit au.brp.com/ off-road/ ONCE A YEAR OPPORTUNITY TO VISIT QUEENSLAND’S PREMIER PRIMARY INDUSTRY FIELD DAYS TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY WARREGO HIGHWAY, KINGSTHORPE PARK, TOOWOOMBA, QUEENSLAND Here’s your once a year opportunity to see over 2000 rural companies - showcasing the latest in agricultural equipment and technology. Featuring active demonstrations, livestock area including competitions and breed displays, heavy horse ploughing competition and a huge lifestyle shopping arcade. GENERAL CHILDREN ADMISSION $5 UNDER 12 FREE FREE PARKING PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY ORGANISED AND PROMOTED BY 02 6768 5800 | www.farmfest.com.au | farmfest@fairfaxmedia.com.au A High Country <strong>Herald</strong> Advertising Feature To advertise phone 4615 4416 or email herald@highcountrynews.net.au HIGH COUNTRY HERALD - MAY 29, 2018 - 9
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