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<ul><li><p>SUNSHINE COASTFRIDAY JUNE 15, 2012</p><p>myweeklypreview.com.auiISSUE 197</p><p>MOTORINGLexus and Holden go green, Audi builds a hatchback and more</p><p>PROPERTY The future of housing</p><p>AGENDA Americans embrace AFL</p><p>MY PALATE Food and wine news and reviews</p><p>PAGE 37</p><p>S U N S H I N E C O A S T</p><p>REAL ESTATE AGENT INDEX</p><p>55 Belle Property74 Day &amp; Grimes</p><p>50 Elders Palmwoods68 First National</p><p>72 Go Gecko 48 Just Real Estate58 KBR75 Maleny &amp; Hinterland</p><p>73 Michael Knights56 Mooloolaba Real Estate</p><p>59 Next Property Group</p><p>67 Platinum Properties</p><p>72 Professionals Kawana</p><p>66 Property Today57 RealWay63 RE/MAX75 Riddell Real Estate</p><p>71 Seaside Real Estate</p><p>58 Trevor Hicks46 Vic Murph46 V</p><p>CONTENTS50 Auction Action52 Market Tracker 56 New Development </p><p>58 News &amp; Views76 Classifi eds76 Rentals</p><p>A world-class residence </p><p>right on our doorstep</p><p>Looking ahead at housing </p><p>on the Coast</p><p>Cover Story</p><p>World</p><p>44</p><p>46</p><p>PAGE 43</p><p>FULL STEAM AHEAD</p><p>The Coasts big three projects</p><p>SUNSHINE COASTSUNSHINE COASTFRIDAY JUNE 15, 2012</p><p>1.indd 1 6/12/2012 4:21:55 PM</p></li><li><p>STOREWIDE</p><p>SALE 20-50 OFF%</p><p>NOW $639 7 Pce Milton &amp; Beauvais </p><p>NOW $2299 9 Pce Harrison &amp; Brooklyn</p><p>NOW $999 3 Pce Harrison Bench</p><p>NOW $3199 5 Pce Empire Lounge Setting </p><p>40SAVE</p><p>40SAVE</p><p>NOW $999 9 Pce Chicago &amp; Regal</p><p>52SAVE</p><p>29SAVE</p><p>31SAVE</p><p>NOW $699 7 Pce Milton &amp; Matilda </p><p>50SAVE</p><p>NOW $1199 7 Pce Stanley Bar </p><p>38SAVE</p><p>SSCPR1901 indd 1</p><p>2.indd 1 6/8/2012 12:34:42 PM</p></li><li><p>*Offer ends 18/06/12. Savings based on RRP. Products may vary between stores. While stocks last. Conditions apply - see in store for details. </p><p>ONLY4 DAYS </p><p>MUST END MONDAY 18TH</p><p>NOW $599 7 Pce Chicago &amp; Vale</p><p>51SAVE</p><p>NOW $799 5 Pce Lynx Lounge Setting </p><p>20SAVESAVE</p><p>NOW $999 9 Pce Milton &amp; Bahama </p><p>41</p><p>NOW $1399 9 Pce Stanley &amp; Lucia </p><p>34SAVE</p><p>NOW $649 5 Pce Libson &amp; Luis Bar </p><p>50SAVE</p><p>NOW $599 9 Pce Orion Setting</p><p>38SAVE</p><p>8/06/2012 10:47:38 AM</p><p>3.indd 1 6/8/2012 12:35:19 PM</p></li><li><p>QUEENSLANDS BIGGEST CAR SALE IS BACK!FRIDAY 8, SATURDAY 9 &amp; PUBLIC HOLIDAY MONDAY 11 JUNE </p><p>Looking to buy a Used Car where you cant get it wrong?</p><p>Special event value on a select range of </p><p>Audi demonstrators.</p><p>Strictly limited opportunities, available Friday 8th, </p><p>Saturday 9th and Monday 11th June.</p><p>Audi Demonstrator Event</p><p>Selected Demonstrators at least $7,200 below the manufacturers equivalent new model price!</p><p>*Driveaway price includes dealer delivery, stamp duty, CTP, and balance of registration. Oer excludes eet and government buyers. While stocks last.</p><p>Audi Centre Sunshine Coast 686-692 Nicklin Way, Currimundi Tel. 07 5493 8000 www.audicentresunshinecoast.com.au</p><p>72HOUR</p><p>Audi Q5 SUV </p><p>2.0 TDI quattro S tronic</p><p>Monsoon Grey with Pale Grey, </p><p>19 alloy wheels, TPM, MFW,3 zone </p><p>a/c, electric seats.</p><p>$69,872 </p><p>drive-away*</p><p>Audi TT coupe</p><p>2.0 TFSI quattro S tronic</p><p>Glacier White with black leather, </p><p>S Line Sport package, 19 alloys, </p><p>electric seats, BOSE sound. </p><p>$79,972 </p><p>drive-away*</p><p>Audi A6 Sedan</p><p>2.0 TFSI multitronic </p><p>Phantom Black with black leather, </p><p>S Line exterior, 18 alloys, Xenon, </p><p>sports seats, reverse camera.</p><p>$76,272 </p><p>drive-away*</p><p>Audi A6 Sedan</p><p>3.0 TFSI quattro S tronic </p><p>Moonlight with Titanium, S Line </p><p>exterior, 19 alloys, sat nav, </p><p>head up display, BOSE sound.</p><p>$106,672 </p><p>drive-away*</p><p>Audi A7 Sportback</p><p>3.0 TDI quattro S tronic </p><p>Daytona Grey with black, S Line Sport </p><p>package, HUD, 5 seater, LED headlights, </p><p>digital TV, heated seats, tint. </p><p>$158,872 </p><p>drive-away*</p><p>Audi Q7 SUV</p><p>3.0 TDI quattro Tiptronic </p><p>Graphite Grey with black leather, </p><p>S Line package with 21 alloys, </p><p>BOSE sound, tint, Technik pack.</p><p>$108,872 </p><p>drive-away*</p><p>Audi A1 Hatch </p><p>1.6 TDI Attraction S tronic</p><p>Scuba Blue with titanium interior, Audi </p><p>music interface, centre armrest, acoustic </p><p>rear park, sport steering wheel.</p><p>$35,072 </p><p>drive-away*</p><p>Audi A1 Hatch</p><p>1.4 TFSI Ambition S tronic</p><p>Shiraz with silver roof arches,</p><p>Bluetooth, sat nav, BOSE sound, </p><p>17 alloys, Xenon headlights, LED.</p><p>$41,972 </p><p>drive-away*</p><p>Audi A1 Hatch</p><p>1.4 TFSI Ambition S tronic</p><p>Teak with Amalfi roof arches, </p><p>panoramic sunroof, media style, </p><p>Xenon lights, 17 alloys and more.</p><p>$39,972 </p><p>drive-away*</p><p>Audi A3 Sportback</p><p>1.8 TFSI Ambition S tronic </p><p>Phantom Black with black, </p><p>S Line Sport package, Vienna </p><p>leather upholstery.</p><p>$46,472 </p><p>drive-away*</p><p>Audi A4 Sedan</p><p>1.8 TFSI multitronic</p><p>Brilliant Red with black leather, </p><p>18 alloys, Xenon headlights, S Line, </p><p>Technik pack, keyless.</p><p>$59,972 </p><p>drive-away*</p><p>Audi A4 Sedan</p><p>2.0 TDI multitronic </p><p>Quartz Grey with grey leather, </p><p>Bluetooth, electric drivers seat, </p><p>3 zone a/c, cruise control, alloys.</p><p>$52,872</p><p>drive-away*</p><p>ACSC 0488</p><p>^Savings based on previous driveaway sale price of $35,990 for the C5 Turbo Petrol Automatic Attraction vehicle as shown, no added options. 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And a lot of the talk from Mark is about the economic future of the region. </p><p> Marks focus is on three big projects that he believes are the keys to the economic fortunes of the Coast the airport expansion, Maroochydore city centre and Kawana hospital precinct. So this week, MWP has the lowdown on each. </p><p>The mayor reckons that getting these three projects up and running will help the long-term future of our region, providing jobs, business confi dence and the economic stimulus thats been lacking of late. And I believe the mayor isnt just talking the talk as a former businessman he knows well that our prosperity hinges on economic stability, </p><p>sustained, sensible development and jobs, lots of jobs. Head to page 6 to read up on that.</p><p>Our property cover story, on page 44, is also looking to the future. Jarna Baudinette discovers that in terms of housing, there is a lot to be optimistic about. At the risk of getting all Anthony Robbins on you, a negative attitude might be the main thing that is holding us back. Still not smiling? Then turn to page 36 Todd Widdicombe, the Coasts favourite voice in the morning, is testing out a new beer, and I challenge anyone not to have a giggle at our regular columnist. </p><p>Beer not your thing? What about a new fascinator? MWP stylist Dianna Mullins found some race day accessories to brighten up the winter races. Thats on page 28. But what has made me grin is our agenda story on page 22. America, and many other countries, just love AFL. Now thats worth talking about.</p><p>Jemma Pearson</p><p>[ E D I T O R S L E T T E R ]</p><p>6 COVER STORY</p><p>8 FAST FACTS</p><p>10 SOCIALS</p><p>13 STAR STYLE</p><p>14 WORLD NEWS</p><p>18 NATIONAL NEWS</p><p>20 LOCAL NEWS</p><p>22 AGENDA</p><p>24 BUSINESS &amp; FINANCE</p><p>26 TECH TALK</p><p>27 HEALTH &amp; BEAUTY</p><p>28 MY STYLE</p><p>30 HOME STYLE</p><p>31 MY PALATE</p><p>35 MY WEEKEND</p><p>37 MOTORING</p><p>43 MY PROPERTY PREVIEW </p><p>77 CROSSWORD/SUDOKU/STARS</p><p>[ C O N T E N T S ]</p><p>CROSSWORD</p><p>[ M Y T I M E ]</p><p>1 2 34 5 6</p><p>7 8</p><p>9</p><p>1011</p><p>1213</p><p>14</p><p>1516</p><p>HOROSCOPESCAPRICORN Dec 22-Jan 20 </p><p>Does your peer group </p><p>encourage you to pursue </p><p>your professional ambitions? True mates will </p><p>support your goals and </p><p>dreams, while fair-weather </p><p>friends will fade away.</p><p>ARIES March 21-April 20 </p><p>Communication may be </p><p>strained, as a loved one </p><p>fails to appreciate your </p><p>enthusiasm for a project. </p><p>Single rams if you come </p><p>on too strong, youll scare </p><p>potential partners away.</p><p>GENERAL &amp; SALES ENQUIRIES: (07) 5444 0152</p><p>DISTRIBUTION ENQUIRIES: 1300 367 352 </p><p>PO Box 6362, Maroochydore BC, Qld 4558 </p><p>EDITORIAL: editorial@myweeklypreview.com.au </p><p>SALES: sales@myweeklypreview.com.au </p><p>PRODUCTION: production@myweeklypreview.com.au</p><p>For terms and conditions see the classifi eds.</p><p>OUR STORYMy Weekly Preview is a high-quality magazine delivering more of what matters to the Sunshine Coast. Following on from the hugely successful My Property Preview, which was the Coasts leading real estate and property magazine for more than three years, My Weekly Preview features news, business, motoring, socials, health, lifestyle content and more, as well as the most up-to-date information on local real estate. Delivered fresh every Friday.</p><p>EDITOR Jemma Pearson </p><p>DEPUTY EDITOR Nathan Evans </p><p>JOURNALIST Jarna Baudinette </p><p>SUB-EDITOR Leigh Robshaw</p><p>ART DIRECTOR Noel Harris</p><p>MY STYLE Dianna Mullins</p><p>MEDIA MANAGER-PROPERTY Dave Hawkins </p><p>MEDIA MANAGER-RETAIL/MOTORING Nigel Petrie PRODUCTION MANAGER/ GRAPHIC DESIGNER Kath Hawkins </p><p>PRODUCTION CO-ORDINATOR Kara Taylor </p><p>moontent and mo</p><p>e </p><p>sh </p><p>43</p><p>ARIES March 21-April 20 </p><p>Communication may be </p><p>strained, as a loved one </p><p>fails to appreciate your </p><p>enthusiasm for a project. </p><p>Single rams if you come </p><p>on too strong, youll scare </p><p>potential partners away.</p><p>77</p><p>37</p><p>35MY WEEKEND</p><p>31MY PALATE</p><p>26TECH TALK</p><p>MYWEEKLYPREVIEW.COM.AU MY WEEKLY PREVIEW JUNE 15, 2012 [ 5 ]</p><p>INNOVATIVE PRECISION TIMELESS</p><p>SUPERIOR BEAUTY PASSION BESPOKE space, form and function.. a true leader of furniture design</p><p>T: 5477 1460 Showroom: 2/42 Enterprise St, Kunda Park Qld www.timberartfurniture.com.au</p><p>20% OFF</p><p>SHOWROOM STOCK</p><p>FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE</p><p>5.indd 1 6/12/2012 4:32:53 PM</p></li><li><p>GOOD THINGS COME</p><p>IN THREESPREVIEWAll bets are on the Coasts development trifecta the Kawana hospital precinct, Maroochydore principal activity centre and the airport expansion to catapult our region into a new phase of prosperity. </p><p>WORDSJemma Pearson</p><p>The Sunshine Coast Council has fl agged three major projects as the keys to the regions economic prosperity in the next few years. MWP gives you the lowdown on each.</p><p>At an Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA) breakfast last month, the Sunshine Coasts new mayor Mark Jamieson reminded the large group of his campaign slogan (a new direction), quoted Albert Einstein and talked up plans to establish long-term strength in our economy. </p><p>Those in attendance could have been forgiven for thinking the mayor was still in campaign mode, but the focus of his speech was about getting the big three right. Those big three the new hospital precinct at Kawana, the Maroochydore principal activity centre, and the Sunshine Coast airport are, says the mayor, the keys to the Coasts future economic prosperity.</p><p>[ C O V E R S T O R Y ]</p><p>KAWANA HUBIn terms of our economy you dont get bigger than the $2 billion Sunshine Coast University Hospital [SCUH] at Kawana, Jamieson told the UDIA gathering. </p><p>But the health hub is more than just a big hospital. MWP reported back in April that the area, a huge employment generator with a hefty budget, includes the SCUH, a private hospital developed and operated by Ramsay Health Care, a research centre, a commercial precinct and Kawana town centre. </p><p>And its not just doctors and nurses who will benefi t thousands of construction jobs will be created to build the precinct, and once complete, employment will be provided for not just the hospital staff but supporting businesses. The town centre will feature about 80,000 square metres of retail, commercial, community and entertainment spaces as well as </p><p>[ 6 ] MY WEEKLY PREVIEW JUNE 15, 2012 MYWEEKLYPREVIEW.COM.AU</p><p>6.indd 1 6/12/2012 12:30:01 PM</p></li><li><p>THE AIRPORTIts been all talk and no action for years on the airport expansion plans, and long-term locals could be forgiven for tuning out when the subject is brought up. Still, the mayor is determined to see the upgrade of our airport, which he says will ensure the facility can meet growth, create jobs, stimulate the economy, improve airport services, and reduce disruptions.</p><p>On May 18, the council received the terms of reference for an environmental impact statement (EIS), </p><p>which was fi nalised by the Queensland Coordinator-General, and this month the airport announced that a comprehensive stakeholder and community engagement program around the expansion, which includes a new runway, had started.</p><p>Construction of the new runway could start by around 2015, with the new runway operational by around 2020, the mayor said at the UDIA breakfast. </p><p>Of course thats subject to approval of the EIS, and funding this is why council will continue to work hard to get fi nancial backing for the project.</p><p>While Jamieson is keen to see more planes fl ying into our region, hed rather not pay for it. I would love the Federal Government to pay the bulk of the costs, which run into the hundreds of millions of dollars, he said. But we must be prepared for the possibility the Federal Government doesnt come to the party and look at alternative funding methods. </p><p>Last week he said getting the community involved was an important step for the project, which would create thousands of jobs. A database has been established and anyone interested in knowing more about the proposed expansion can register by heading to the airports website at sunshinecoastairport.com.au.</p><p>Will the mayor have his way? MWP will be following these major projects and more, and keep you posted on the progress of each.</p><p>medium-density housing. More housing will be needed for these workers and their families, and developers have committed to delivering thousands of new homes, townhouses and apartments in the surrounding areas.</p><p>Construction has already begun on the private hospital and is expected to be completed late next year. Construction of the public hospital, which will open in 2016, is due to start in 2013.</p><p>The mayor is determined to see the precinct, which he calls a game changer, rise out of the ground quickly </p><p>and smoothly, saying the area is good for businesses, our builders and plumbers, our real estate agents, our shop owners, our mums and dads who are trying to put food on the table for the kids. [Its] good for our high school students who are looking for career paths once they fi nish year 12.</p><p>THE PACI cant overemphasise the importance of this project, Jamieson told the UDIA gathering of the Maroochydore principal activity centre (PAC).</p><p>Now that the intense debate over a 53-hectare slice of land formerly owned by Horton Park Golf Club in the middle of Maroochydore is a distant memory, the council is keen to see Maroochydore transformed. State and council planning designated the golf course as part of the Coasts new PAC fi ve years ago, but club members didnt like it. After rejecting the councils initial offer of $39 million for the land, the council stated that it intended to take vacant possession, b..</p></li></ul>