He's a lively and affectionate guy with a beaming, big smile that will instantly win your heart. Harvey is all about giving and receiving love. He's super protective of his home and family, ensuring that his humans feel safe and secure at all times. Harvey is a burst of energy and playfulness, always up for a romp in the yard. He thrives on human interaction so that he can soak up all the attention and love you have to offer. Ideal for a family or individual looking for a devoted companion, Harvey promises a lifetime of loyalty and affectionate moments. If you're seeking a spirited friend who will double as your home's guardian and your go-to for joyful playtimes, Harvey is the one for you. His enthusiasm for life and his endearing personality will make an enchanting addition to your household, creating a bond that grows stronger with each passing day. Would you like to meet Harvey? Please complete an animal enquiry form at: https://www.angelpawsinc.com.au/forms.html. Included in adoption fee of $490: DESEXED, MICRO-CHIPPED, up to date VACCINATIONS, FLEA/TICK/INTESTINAL WORM treated & on PROHEART DOB: 27/10/2022 Sex: Male Breed: Australian Cattle X American Staffy Kid friendly: Yes, Older kids Cat Friendly: Untested Other dogs: No Fences: 6ft
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The February 2025 floods left an undeniable mark on Hinchinbrook Shire, affecting every corner of the community and testing resilience like never before. In response, Hinchinbrook Shire Council is introducing a new category in the 2026 Australia Day Awards — the Flood Hero Recognition — to honour the countless individuals who selflessly stood up to support their neighbours and help rebuild our community. Mayor Ramon Jayo said the overwhelming spirit shown during those difficult days. “These floods impacted us all, and throughout the crisis, ordinary people showed extraordinary kindness and courage,” Mayor Jayo said. “They didn’t seek recognition; they acted out of love and a deep sense of responsibility to their community. “This award is about recognising their quiet heroism and the strength they gave us when we needed it most. “This is the community’s chance to thank those who gave so much without expecting anything in return.” The Flood Hero Recognition category is unique. It’s not about a single winner but about honouring the many hands that held us together. Council invites the community to nominate anyone who inspired them from volunteers to emergency responders to neighbours who simply helped in small but meaningful ways. From celebrating outstanding citizens of all ages, to recognising cultural and sporting achievements, community events, and acts of heroism during the 2025 floods — there’s a category for every kind of contribution. Judges may reassign nominations to ensure they’re recognised in the most fitting category. Nominations across all categories are now open and will close at 5.00pm on Monday 15 December 2025. Visit www.hinchinbrook.qld.gov.au/community-environment/australia-day-celebrations/how-to-nominate/ for more information, visit the Council office at 25 Lannercost Street, Ingham or call 4774 4600. Award recipients will be celebrated at the Australia Day event on 26 January 2026 at the Hinchinbrook Shire Hall.
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Warrina Lakes came alive from 2–4 October as families and anglers of all ages gathered for the annual Tilapia Tournament — a much-loved Cassowary Coast tradition that unites the community while protecting the local environment. A record 710 participants took part in this year’s event, reeling in 604 tilapia, an invasive pest fish species that threatens native aquatic habitats. Cassowary Coast Regional Council Mayor Teresa Millwood said removing tilapia from local waterways plays an important role in restoring the health of Warrina Lakes and protecting native species. All fish caught were deep-buried on site to ensure safe disposal. “The Tilapia Tournament shows how local events like this can have a real impact, not just by removing tilapia from our waterways, but by bringing people together to learn, work as a team and care for our rivers and lakes for years to come,” Mayor Millwood said. Mayor Millwood and Councillors Nick Pervan, Renee McLeod and Jeff Baines joined participants throughout the event, encouraging catch efforts and discussing future opportunities for Warrina Lakes. Warrina Lakes is a great open space, and once you have been there you can’t wait to return,” Councillor Pervan said. “Seeing families, including mums, dads, aunties, uncles, and grandparents down there and catching fish shows how much the community and in particular the kids love attending each year,” he said Travelling families from Brisbane, Tully and Mission Beach also joined in, highlighting the event’s regional appeal. Councillor Baines presented 32 prizes across 18 categories, recognising the skills and enthusiasm of the region’s most dedicated young anglers. The tournament’s success was made possible through 32 local sponsors, who contributed over $9,600 in prizes and helped run activities such as face painting and a sausage sizzle. Special thanks were extended to Bek & Joe’s Donuts, Innisfail Mini Rail, and Goodstart Early Learning for helping create a festive, family-friendly atmosphere. As the last fish were measured and buried, one message was clear: that events like the Tilapia Tournament not only bring people together but help safeguard the Cassowary Coast’s natural beauty and biodiversity.
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October 21, 2025
The Hinchinbrook by-election is set to be a hot contest after Nick Dametto’s unexpected resignation earlier this month. The candidates are now confirmed ahead of the fast-approaching vote. Katter’s Australian Party has nominated Mark Molachino, former Townsville Deputy Mayor and councillor, who brings years of local government experience. His recent switch from the Labor Party has attracted attention. The LNP’s pick is Wayde Chiesa, a local former Regional Development Australia CEO. Premier David Crisafulli praised Chiesa’s commitment to tackling crime, flood recovery, and supporting local agriculture. One Nation’s candidate is Lisa Buchtmann, a Cardwell small business owner and ex-army truck driver, focused on youth crime, tourism infrastructure, and housing affordability. Labor confirmed it will run a candidate but has not yet made an official announcement. As campaigning ramps up, voters will be closely watching these candidates and their policies ahead of the by-election. Read more about the candidates on p.3. **p.3 ** TITLE: Candidates announced for Hinchinbrook by-election after Dametto’s shock exit Following Nick Dametto’s shock announcement that he will step down from the seat of Hinchinbrook to pursue the Mayoralty of Townsville, the candidates for the upcoming by-election have now been revealed, with the election fast approaching. Mark Molachino Representing Katter’s Australian Party in the Hinchinbrook by-election is Mark Molachino, the former Deputy Mayor of Townsville. Mr Molachino served as the councillor for Division 4 from 2016 until he lost his seat in the 2024 local government elections. Throughout his time on council, he was involved in a range of infrastructure, planning, and community initiatives across the city. Prior to joining Katter’s Australian Party, Mr Molachino was previously affiliated with the Labor Party, a detail that has drawn attention in the lead-up to the by-election. His candidacy brings both experience and a notable shift in political alignment. Wayde Chiesa Wayde Chiesa has been announced as the LNP candidate for the Hinchinbrook by-election, launched by Premier David Crisafulli in Ingham. A former RDA CEO, Mr Chiesa grew up locally and said he’s “passionate about delivering for this region.” Premier Crisafulli, who’s known him for decades, said Chiesa is “made of the right stuff” and “will do a great job.” Mr Chiesa identified crime, flood recovery, and agriculture as key issues. “I will fight 24/7 to make our community safer,” he said, backing new CCTV under the Secure Communities program. “I’m getting off the bench and on the field,” he added. Lisa Buchtmann Former army truck driver and small business owner Lisa Buchtmann will stand as One Nation’s candidate for the Hinchinbrook by-election. Based in Cardwell, the 40-year-old is focused on tourism infrastructure, youth crime, housing affordability, and cost of living. “I’m a mother with a teenage son and I’m very concerned about his future in our community, and the future for all kids in Hinchinbrook,” Ms Buchtmann said. She pointed to the Bruce Highway’s poor condition and backed One Nation’s plans to “slash immigration,” dismantle “net zero policies,” and reduce youth crime through programs like “Operation Hard Yakka” and a judicial accountability panel. Labor Party The Labor Party has confirmed it will contest the by-election, although a formal announcement of its candidate is yet to be made. As the political arena heats up, more information on each candidate will be shared to help inform your vote - you can read more in our 'Meet the Candidates' special in the paper next week.
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October 21, 2025
Hiya Hinchinbrookshire! Goodness, it felt like I didn’t sleep a wink all week, as I was positively buzzing with anticipation for my Maraka Queen introductory events last weekend. I haven’t stepped out of my comfort zone so much since I was 10 years old performing ballet at QPAC in Brisbane. You’d think being a journalist would make me an excellent public speaker, but I still get shaky hands. I loved really getting to know my fellow queens and the little princesses, and I think we all looked stunning. And no, we weren’t all told to wear blue, as many people asked us; it just so happened we all have very good taste. Blue for winners was my thought because we all are winners. It takes a lot of courage to do something like this, and I commend each and every one of my fellow entrants. The Maraka Afternoon Tea was a highlight. It was wonderful to see all the town’s ladies done up gorgeously. I can’t wait for the Parade and Mardi Gras, as any occasion to get glitzed up is a good one. I hope to see you all out there in the crowds as the other queens and I wave from the back of our utes. [SIGNATURE] Fun Fact: My shoe broke just before we were sashed as queens. Thank you to the amazing bar staff on Wine & Cheese Night, who pulled out so much tape to strap my shoe down and keep me going!
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October 21, 2025
Catherine Zupp, a valued member of the Ingham community and the Freedom Riders Association of Townsville, recently wrote to the paper to express her gratitude to the Ingham and Herbert River district for their ongoing support of the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS). This year’s fundraising efforts raised an impressive $9,560.34 locally, contributing to a total of $13,600 handed over to the RFDS. Catherine wrote, “Your commitment to this cause makes a huge impact.” The Royal Flying Doctor Service continues to be an essential service for rural and remote communities, providing emergency medical care and support across vast regions. The generosity of local residents and supporters ensures that the RFDS can keep doing its vital work. The Freedom Riders Association of Townsville has long been a supporter of this cause, combining their passion for riding with fundraising efforts that unite communities across North Queensland. Anyone interested in supporting next year’s fundraiser or joining the 2026 motorcycle ride from Kurrimine Beach to Karumba is encouraged to contact Austin Zupp on 0439 922 165 for more information. The ongoing dedication of locals continues to make a real difference for those who rely on the Flying Doctor. Well done, Freedom Riders Association of Townsville!
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October 20, 2025
After years of battling devastating floods, the Herbert River Athletics Club has finally celebrated a season defined by growth instead of recovery. For the first time in recent memory, the club escaped major flooding — a huge relief after countless seasons spent rescuing gear from rising waters at George Day Oval. Volunteers once worked through Christmas and Easter to move fridges, canteen supplies, and even the tractor to higher ground. “It felt strange not having to check how high the water was getting this year,” a club representative said. “We could finally focus on the athletics instead of the weather.” Although the old clubhouse still recorded over 2.4 metres of floodwater, the club’s new grounds remained dry. After quietly relaunching last year with 17 athletes, 2025 saw numbers more than double to 40 thanks to community support and the efforts of Media Officer Renee Poppi. The club used the stable season to improve its facilities. Funding was secured to replace the sand in the long jump pits with plans for new covers, shade structures, and future field levelling. A successful Come and Try Day in March kicked off the year, and despite wet weather, sessions continued indoors. From Term 2, training was split into two time slots, giving families more flexibility. The addition of Coach Shannon Reynolds brought structured sprint training for athletes aged 10 and over, adding professional guidance to the program. Community partnerships also played a big role. Jason Brown and the Ingham State High School agriculture class returned with the GPS line-marking robot, ensuring perfectly marked fields. Volunteers were again the heart of the club, many helping in the canteen despite not having children involved. Several athletes also achieved regional success, with Molly-Rose Gaggiano, Joshua Stagnitta-Gurnick, and Tilly Poppi qualifying to represent North Queensland at the Queensland School Sport Track and Field Championships in Townsville. As the club looks ahead, optimism is high. “After everything this community has been through, to see the club thriving again is something really special,” a spokesperson said. “It feels like we’re finally back on track — in every sense.” Herbert River Athletic Club - ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Awarded to: JOSHUA GURNICK-STAGNITTA Josh broke the 13 yrs Long Jump and 13 yrs 100m record. Both records were from 1993 and the previous record holder was Graham Pether. Herbert River Athletic Club – New Record Holders 2025 Ellyse Chiesa – 7 Years Girls High Jump – 90cm Liam Ambrose – 7 Years Boys High Jump – 70cm Joshua Gurnick-Stagnitta – 13 Years Boys 100m & Long Jump Shannon Reynolds – Open Long Jump – 4.47m MASKELL & BURNETT - CLUB PERSON OF THE YEAR Awarded to: RINA ZATTA DOT HODGETT ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD Awarded to: KURT ACCORNERO & SULLIVAN BLANCH DEBORAH STRID - COURAGE & DEDICATION AWARD Awarded to: TILLY POPPI RON REID MEMORIAL SHIELD - QUIET ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Awarded to: LILY CHITTENDEN GILLIAN MARANO ENCOURAGEMENT TROPHY Awarded to: EVIE SPINA
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October 20, 2025
The final of the Club Fours was played on Wednesday, 8 October. Congratulations to the winning team of Jan Johnson, Trudie Mawson, Kay Rotondo and Marie Owen. The runners-up were Nola Mammarella, Maria Moore, Luisa DiBella and Elsa Piotto.
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October 20, 2025
This past week, a group of enthusiastic kids took part in Thursday afternoon squad tennis. The sessions focus on developing hitting technique and building confidence through fun, fast-paced games that keep everyone moving. Despite a few showers on the day, the group made the most of it—moving into the hall to rally with mini nets before heading back outside once the rain cleared. The squad is a great way for kids to stay active, improve their coordination, and enjoy the social side of tennis as the year winds down. It’s not too late to join in and finish the year on a high note. To register your interest for this afternoon, for future sessions, or to find out more, contact Coach Tom Casey on 0413 199 702 or reach out to the club. (Contributed with thanks by Geoff Caso)
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October 14, 2025
On Saturday 11 October, the Cardwell Coastguard hosted its annual Tropical Plant Expo, drawing plant lovers from near and far. The event featured an impressive range of plants for both display and sale, with many local sellers showcasing exceptional specimens. Visitors enjoyed browsing the stalls, chatting with growers, and picking up new additions for their gardens. Alongside the plants were home-grown fruit and vegetables, a delightful selection of prize-winning homemade jams, and beautiful artworks by Mandy. No Coastguard event would be complete without the classic BBQ, complemented by coffee and cake. It was a wonderful day enjoyed by all who attended.
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On Saturday 11 October, the Cardwell Coastguard hosted its annual Tropical Plant Expo, drawing plant lovers from near and far. The event featured an impressive range of plants for both display and sale, with many local sellers showcasing exceptional specimens. Visitors enjoyed browsing the stalls, chatting with growers, and picking up new additions for their gardens. Alongside the plants were home-grown fruit and vegetables, a delightful selection of prize-winning homemade jams, and beautiful artworks by Mandy. No Coastguard event would be complete without the classic BBQ, complemented by coffee and cake. It was a wonderful day enjoyed by all who attended.
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October 14, 2025
TYTO Regional Art Gallery is currently home to two thought-provoking exhibitions, each exploring the world around and beyond, through entirely different lenses. In the main gallery, Flies and Weevils and Cockroaches by Lorraine Lamothe invites visitors to see beauty where they might least expect it. At 75, Lorraine found herself yearning to reconnect with her creativity after a quiet spell. “I thought, well, that’s it, I’ve got to put myself out there again and see what can happen,” she said. When Tyto confirmed her exhibition, she recalls thinking, “You’re not done yet, girl. You’re not done yet.” That moment reignited her passion for creating work that not only excites but also makes people think. Her collection of sculptural insects and woven displays celebrates the misunderstood creatures most people prefer to avoid. “I chose insects that are really disliked,” Lorraine explained. “People need to understand that they’re not all bad. They break down decaying plant material and help the environment. Let’s not be prejudiced about these insects, let’s find joy in them.” Across the way, in the Niche Gallery, artist Ashleigh Jane takes visitors into the realm of myth and legend with Mythical Beasts. Her intricate illustrations breathe new life into creatures drawn from global folklore, from Egyptian hybrids to celestial goddesses. “I’ve always been fascinated by mythology and folklore,” she said. “I wanted to delve a little deeper and rediscover stories that lurk in the darkness, the ones people might not know.” Ashleigh’s exhibition features works from her upcoming second book. Each piece is both a visual story and a modern reimagining of ancient tales. “My favourite story is about Doddle, a rain goddess who milks her heavenly cows to make it rain,” she shared. “But my favourite drawing is the Ikenty, a bird with a cat’s head found in Egyptian hieroglyphs. No one really knows what it was for, but I loved bringing it to life.” Together, these two exhibitions celebrate the power of curiosity, whether it’s found in the smallest of creatures or the myths that have shaped cultures for centuries. Both artists remind us that inspiration can be rediscovered at any stage of life, and that beauty often hides in the unexpected.
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October 13, 2025
Tuesday 14 October Cafe Crawl 9:00am – 11:00am, cafe location provided on RSVP. Join us on a cafe adventure through our community. Come along as we explore the different cafe's we have available to us within our community and have a chat, sip a coffee and a bite to eat. If interested please RSVP with Mei at: 07 4776 1822. Green Thumbs Club 2:30pm at Community Garden, 100 McIlwraith Street, Ingham. Join the Green Thumbs for an afternoon of planting, chatting and getting dirty in the soil. Whether you’re putting seedlings in the ground or just soaking up the fresh air, it’s all about community spirit and good vibes. No experience needed – just bring a smile and maybe a pair of garden gloves. Call the HSCS (07) 4776 1822 for more info! Wednesday 15 October Hinchinbrook Stitchers, Social Sewing Group 9:00am - 3:00pm at Victoria Mill Social Club Hall, Ingham. Quilting, crocette, knitting and sewing, all crafts are enjoyed at at this club! Bring whatever you need and your own lunch and refreshments for a lovely day of being creative. Contact Jackie for further detials on: 04 2771 7605. Cyber Safety Talk 10:00am to 10:45am at Halifax Sub-Branch Library, 15 Macrossan Street, Halifax. Learn how to stay safe online in this important session presented by Commonwealth Bank. The talk will cover protecting personal information, recognising scams, and tips for browsing the internet securely. Thursday 16 October CWA Craft Group 9:00am – 12:00pm at the Forrest Beach CWA Hall, 6 Palm St. Everyone is welcome to do your own craft or join an organised craft activity. For just $2.00 enjoy the company of other crafters, all levels of experience and craft types welcome! Our gold coin donation library is also open with books aplenty, CDs, DVDs, and puzzles too! Senior Men's Social Group 9:00am – 12:00pm at HCSC The Centre, 71 Townsville Rd, Ingham. Are you a man over 60, or 55 if you identify as ATSI, looking for a place to belong, connect and share good times? Meet other men, enjoy meaningful conversations, and participate in fun activities. Please contact Desley at: 4776 1822. Playtime At The Library 10:30am – 12:00pm at the Hinchinbrook Shire Library, 73–75 McIlwraith St, Ingham. A fun-filled learning session, which incorporates stories, songs and rhymes aimed at children 0–5 years of age. Each session caregivers will have the opportunity to ask questions or discuss concerns with a Queensland Health Clinical Nurse. Mummy’s Matter 1:00pm to 2:00pm at The Hub, 100 McIlwraith Street, Ingham. A welcoming and judgement-free group for mums who may be feeling isolated, vulnerable, or at risk of postnatal depression. Expectant mothers are also encouraged to join. Sessions focus on connection, support and creating a sense of belonging, with children under school age welcome to attend alongside their mums. For more info, contact Shannen at the HCSC on 07 4776 1822. Friday 17 October Beers By The Beach 5pm at the Forrest Beach SLSC, 6 Palm st, Forrest Beach. Offering a relaxed coastal atmosphere, the SLSC is a place where locals and visitors alike can unwind with a cold drink in hand while soaking up ocean views. Nibbles and occasional raffles add to the fun, with prizes like fresh prawns up for grabs. Bring the kids, there’s a park next door, or pop in before your evening beachside stroll. It’s a laid-back evening for everyone to enjoy. Saturday 18 October SHOP & WIN in Hinchinbrook 2025 Run by the Hinchinbrook Chamber of Commerce, this initiative encourages residents and visitors to shop locally during the holiday season. Participants go into prize draws by simply making a purchase at any participating Hinchinbrook business and keeping the receipt, dropping entry tickets into a collection box on site. Park Run 7:00am in Palm Creek, Ingham & The Cardwell foreshore. A FREE weekly 5k exercising event for participants of all fitness levels, an opportunity for all the local community, regardless of age or gender, to come together on a regular basis to enjoy the outdoors and get physically active. Encouraging people to run, jog, walk and volunteer together! Markets at the Mosaic 8:00am - 12:00pm in Mercer Lane, Ingham. Enjoy a fantastic morning at Markets at the Mosaic and browse a wonderful showcase of handmade and homemade products, entertainment, and delicious treats! You'll find something for everyone, there's jewlery, softcrafts, beautiful artwork and so much more! Maraka Festival - Fun Family Aquathon At Hinchinbrook Aquatic Centre, 31 Mcilwraith St, Ingham. A brand-new Maraka event designed for all-round fitness and fun. Open to ages 9 and over, this Run Swim Run is set to challenge and excite participants while encouraging families to get active together. Maraka Festival - Wine And Cheese Night 6:00pm – 11:00pm at Station Hotel, Cartwright Street, Ingham. This relaxed evening will feature wine, beer, finger food and of course a few cocktails to keep the tradition alive. Hosted by Nick Dametto and former Maraka Queen Maddyn White. A chance to mingle, enjoy fine flavours and celebrate Maraka in style. Sunday 19 October Lucinda Markets 7:00am – 11:30am at Borello Park, Lucinda Foreshore. These charming markets take place in the scenic Borello Park, right on the beautiful Lucinda foreshore. Enjoy a relaxed morning browsing a variety of stalls featuring plants, crafts, preloved items, local artisans, and more. Be sure to arrive early as the homemade cakes and biscuits are always popular and tend to sell out fast! Site fee is $8 for a 3x3m space. To book a stall, contact Linda Hunt on 0436 047 358. Ingham Raintree Community Markets 8:00am – 12:00pm at Rotary Park, Ingham. Held under the shade of Ingham’s iconic raintrees in Rotary Park, enjoy crafts, bric-a-brac, tropical plants, and local made treats! All stallholder fees are proudly donated to Palliative Care Ingham, supporting a vital local cause. For more infoor to book a site, please contact Linda on 0436 047 358. Venable 2-Ball Ambrose Tournament 10:00am, Sunday 19th October at Ingham Golf Club, 67 Marina Parade, Ingham. Golfers and community members are invited to enjoy a morning of friendly competition, raffles, and prizes at this charity event hosted by Venables Glass & Home Solutions. All funds raised will support Ingham Palliative Care, with food and drinks available for purchase. Nominate early via Inghamgc2021@gmail.com Katherine Outback Experience 12:00pm – 7:00pm at Multi-Purpose Arena, Cooper Street, Ingham. Experience a family-friendly show featuring horses, working dogs, and live country music in a uniquely Australian performance. Maraka Festival - Afternoon Tea From 2:00pm at Herbert River RSL, Hawkins Street, Ingham. A relaxing Sunday afternoon at a new venue, complete with sweet and savoury treats. This year’s Maraka Queen and Maraka Princess entrants will be presented, adding a special touch to this elegant gathering. Tom Curtain’s Here’s To You Tour – Ingham 3:30pm to 6:00pm at Ingham Showground, 17 Cooper Street, Ingham. Celebrate the release of his sixth album with multiple Golden Guitar winner Tom Curtain. There's hands-on activities for kids, followed by 2 hours of live music from Tom Curtain, Chris Matthews, and Melanie Gray. Tickets at: https://tinyurl.com/2c2s6ktm
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Seafest 2025 brought the Cardwell foreshore to life with a vibrant celebration of the sea, community spirit, and local culture. Held over the weekend, the festival attracted visitors from across the region to enjoy a jam-packed program of entertainment, food, andfamily-friendly fun. Highlights included the thrilling mullet toss, live music from talented local artists,and visits from Ariel the mermaid and Captain Jack Sparrow the Pirate. Market stalls showcased everything from handmade crafts to local produce, while kids enjoyed facepainting, fishing and beachside games. With stunning weather, a festive atmosphere, and strong community support, Seafest2025 was a resounding success leaving locals and visitors alikealready looking forward to next year's celebration on the sea.
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