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Eungella General Store & Cafe

Locality: Eungella, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 4958 4520



Address: 16 Chelmer Street Eungella 4757 Eungella, QLD, Australia

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25.01.2022 Merry Christmas to our amazing staff , suppliers ,customers friends, family and . Have a safe and enjoyable Christmas and New Years celebrations . We are closed Christmas Day and Boxing Day. Our trading hours can be found on our facebook page.



24.01.2022 Please feel free to share. Would love to know how far away it can be heard.

22.01.2022 Let’s we forget Very moving Thank you Christine & Todd

20.01.2022 Happy Mother’s Day! Have an amazing day everyone xx Stay Safe!Happy Mother’s Day! Have an amazing day everyone xx Stay Safe!



20.01.2022 The next of the Greater Whitsunday Food Network Inc food stories.... Dale & Paula Fortesque's Eungelladale Milk. Subscribe to the Greater Whitsunday Food Networ...k YouTube channel to see all the food stories in full. Thanks to Jac at Flow Motion Media and Kim Kleidon for the fabulous video production. #localfood #supportlocalfarmers

15.01.2022 Eungella is looking gorgeous this morning

14.01.2022 We apologise for any inconvenience to you. We wish everyone all the very best during this pandemic and pray you and your family and friends stay well. We look forward to seeing you during these new hours if you are in the neighbourhood.



13.01.2022 Do you own this dog or know who does? Please call the shop or message me.

12.01.2022 THERE ARE NOT ENOUGH BABY PLATYPUSES ON SOCIA MEDIA. SO HERE, HAVE TWO FOR YOUR SATURDAY MORNING There's no official name for baby platypuses, but they're... often referred to as puggles or platypups. Platypuses are one of the five extant species of monotreme, meaning that they are mammals that lay eggs. It's also one of the very few venomous mammals - the male has a "spur" that's capable of delivering enough venom to kill a small dog! NINE QUIRKY FACTS ABOUT THE PLATYPUS 1. People originally thought the platypus was a fake animal When the platypus was first described in 1799 in the "Naturalist's Miscellany" by the naturalist George Shaw, he wrote, "So accurate is the similitude that, at first view, it naturally excites the idea of some deceptive preparation by artificial means." Indeed, the platypus's unique appearance.. a duck's bill and feet, an otter's body and fur and a beaver's tail... all but screams hoax. Even though Shaw doubted its authenticity, he still dubbed the creature the "duck-billed platypus" and provided it with a Latin name, Platypus anatinus, or "flatfoot duck." The critter's scientific name is now Ornithorhynchus anatinus, and it is the only living representative of its family and genus. 2. Platypuses are venomous mammals Very few mammals are venomous. A male platypus delivers venom through ankle spurs (females aren't venomous). The venom is composed of defensin-like proteins, or DLPs, three of which are only found in the platypus, which ups the animal's oddness factor. The venom can severely hurt, but not kill, humans but it can be lethal to smaller animals. Scientists think that the venom, which increases in production during mating periods, is intended to incapacitate rival males. Speaking of reproduction ... 3. Platypuses are egg-laying mammals The platypus isn't the only venomous mammal, and it isn't the only egg-laying mammal (the four species of echidna also lay eggs). Not much is known about the life cycle of a platypus. Males play no part in rearing the offspring following mating. The female gestates the eggs between two to four weeks and then another week of incubation in which the female circles around them bill to tail. Once they hatch, the young suck milk from special mammary hairs for a few months before they become independent. 4. They're at risk of extinction The platypus is listed as near threatened on the IUCN Red List of threatened species. Extreme, prolonged drought conditions in Australia have dried up the waterways that make up the platypus's habitat, according to a 2020 study in Biological Conservation. The animals are also threatened by habitat loss due to land clearing and climate change. Recent months of bushfires have also taken a toll on the species. "There is an urgent need to implement national conservation efforts for this unique mammal by increasing surveys, tracking trends, mitigating threats and improving management of platypus habitat in rivers," the researchers write. 5. Platypus milk could combat superbugs Since platypuses don't have a sterile way to deliver milk, it needs additional protections against bacteria in the environment. In 2010, scientists discovered that platypuses' milk contained antibacterial properties that could help in the fight against antibiotic resistance. A study published in the journal Structural Biology Communications determined that the protein has a ringlet-like structure, so researchers named it the Shirley Temple protein, after the child actor known for her curly locks. This structure is unique among proteins, and it could indicate a unique, therapeutic function as well. 6. Platypuses have 10 sex chromosomes Mammals typically just have a single pair of chromosomes that determine sex, but platypuses have five pairs, a real rarity in mammals. For mammals, two chromosomes are all you need to determine sex, but for the platypus, it's always 10 chromosomes that determine sex. Odder still is that some of those Y chromosomes share genes with sex chromosomes found in birds. Yes, birds. It's possible that mammal sex chromosomes and bird sex chromosomes evolved at the same time, and the platypus could be the key to figuring it out. 7. Platypuses don't have stomachs Platypuses nosh on bottom-dwelling invertebrates like worms, insect larvae, shrimp, but that food goes directly to their intestines from their gullets. They don't have a sac of digestive enzymes or acids to break it down. A study published in Genome Biology outlined how several different genes related to digestion and the stomach were deleted or deactivated in the critter. One possible reason for this is that those bottom-dwelling dishes can be high in calcium carbonate, a substance that neutralizes stomach acid. No need for the acid if you're canceling it out all the time. 8. Platypuses don't have teeth, either First no stomachs and now no teeth. How do they even eat? When platypuses go diving for food, they also scoop grit and gravel from the seabed. With all of this in their mouths, they surface for air and begin to "chew" by grinding the gravel and their prey together. 9. Platypuses 'see' with their bills underwater. When they dive underwater, platypuses are basically sightless and are unable to smell anything. Folds of skin cover their eyes and their nostrils seal up to become watertight. Their bills, however, have electroreceptors and mechanoreceptors that allow them to detect electrical fields and movement, respectively. But since their mechanoreceptors will be attuned to any movement, electroreceptors are necessary to detect living organisms for eating after they dig through the sea bed.

08.01.2022 CH 7 will be covering the event for Monday nights news, all the community up at Eungella are aware and will be helping arrange everything at thier end... The ...weather will be in our favour Remember groups of 20 when we get there for social distancing etc and don't forget the reason that we are going is to try and help these people stimulate their economy up there and keep our local small businesses fluid Bring some cash to buy a few gifts, fill your bellies with the local food and drink spread yourselves out once we get there, from the cafe and the chalet and the other food and gift places at the top of the range, out to broken River Lodge let's show them what our support really looks like and do for them what our stupid Premier cannot do and keep out tourism alive. huge thanks to everyone who has been sharing these posts and supporting this initiative ATTN NEW RIDERS. quite a few people have written to me saying that this will be their first group ride, and that they have just got their licences etc, so with that in mind remember to watch out for the grids at the top of the range, can be slippery. if somebody in front of you points to the ground beside their motorcycle as they are riding it means pothole or hazard, we will be riding in a staggered formation (Google it), Keep your place and do not race, Make sure you fill tanks and tyres before you leave, Gather at coningsby Puma service station on the highway preferably across the road after you have filled your tanks and tyres at 8:30 in the morning we are heading off at 9 Let's have a big turn out and make this an awesome day for our community

08.01.2022 Hello all Worldwide Collective Prayer Invitation for Australia: Currently there are out-of-control fires in 4 States of Australia. Human and animals lives... are at risk-- with both human and many animal fatalities already. They need a miracle to bring on the rain. The power of people praying together is very powerful. You are invited to partake in a 3 minute prayer/intention where we collectively see/feel/hear: A massive gathering of monsoon rain, falling on the affected areas (see map below), lasting for days. Gentle consistant rain, soaking into the land, all fires are put out. See/feel/hear the people celebrating, full of joy and gratitude. All animals too are grateful ! See/feel/hear this in 3D, colour, present time, NOW. Collectively praying!/ intending together at the same time, has a much more powerful effect than when we pray individually. Please feel free to post this invitation to any friends or groups in your community Whatever faith or spiritual belief you connect to, enlist the Grace of this to come to Australia's aid. The Compassionate Grace of the Divine will hear our calling! You have two time options, depending on what suits you (cities/countries in alphabetical order, enough examples to figure out your time zone ) : Adelaide: Fri 3 Jan 5.30pm, or Saturday 4 Jan 5.30am Auckland: Fri 3 Jan 8pm, or Saturday 4 Jan 8am Beijing : Fri 3 Jan 3pm, or Sat 4 Jan 3am Berlin:Fri 3 Jan 8am, or Friday 3 Jan 8pm Cape Town: Fri 3 Jan 9am, or Fri 3 Jan 9pm Chennai: Fri 3 Jan 12.30pm, or Saturday 4 Jan 12.30am London : Fri 3 Jan 7am, or Fri 3 Jan 7pm Malaysia: Fri 3 Jan 3pm, or Saturday 4 Jan 3am New York: Fri 3 Jan 2am, or Fri 3 Jan 2pm Perth: Fri 3 Jan 3pm, or Saturday 4 Jan 3am San Francisco: Thurs 2 Jan 11pm, or Fri 3Jan 11am Singapore: Fri 3 Jan 3pm, or Saturday 4 Jan 3am Sydney: Fri 3 Jan 6pm, or Saturday 4 Jan 6am Tokyo: Fri 3 Jan 4pm, or Saturday 4 Jan 4am Turkey: Fri 3 Jan 10am, or Fri 3 Jan 10pm Ukraine: Fri 3 Jan 8am, or Fri 3 Jan 8pm Vancouver: Thurs 2 Jan 11pm, or Friday 3 Jan 11am Vladivostok: Fri 3 Jan 5pm, or Saturday 4 Jan 5am Many thanks for your love and care, rich blessings to you all. Author Brigeeta Light

06.01.2022 Whether you're waking up with the wallabies and kangaroos at sunrise, spotting platypus within the billabongs of Australia's longest stretch of sub-tropical rainforest, or taking in the beautiful blue Pioneer River - The Mackay Region has a slice of nature reserved just for you.



06.01.2022 A tiny tourist town in the Pioneer Valley is losing a piece of history, with the historic Eungella General Store & Cafe announcing its closure. Coronavirus has... crippled the 90 year old business, with a drop in trade forcing the doors closed for good. www.7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS

05.01.2022 Hi Everyone, Some of you may be aware Ive been working on a project, including the blacksmithing workshops, we are making book and short film of the bushfires,... all residents will receive upon completion. This is the FINAL shout out for any content you might like to contribute, photos, poems, written accounts? Email:- [email protected] Share this message with anyone not on social media! Deadline is THIS Thursday. Any questions message me.

04.01.2022 Do you own this dog?? If so please contact the shop 07 49584520

04.01.2022 #notouchstillconnected Because right now we can't do it, because we are applying social distancing, because we are isolated, I feel like I want to share with yo...u this amazing experience and memories from last summer that brought me so much joy and love. Because I currently want to take you all in my arms, because I want to tell you how much I love you, how much I care for you, how beautiful you are. Now we can't do it, I realize how much hugging is a gift. To all my friends, family and everyone I met and connected with. From all my love . Parce qu'on ne peux pas le faire en ce moment, parce qu'on est pratiquement tous en confinement, en isolement, je ressens le besoin de partager avec vous cette expérience incroyable, ce souvenir inoubliable de l'été dernier, qui m'a apporté beaucoup de joie et d'amour. Parce qu'aujourd'hui j'ai envie de tous vous prendre dans mes bras, parce que j'ai envie de vous dire à quel point je vous aime, à quel point je tiens à vous, à quel point vous êtes beaux. Maintenant que nous ne pouvons pas le faire, je réalise à quel point faire un câlin est un cadeau. Pour ma famille, mes amis et toutes les personnes que j'ai rencontré et avec qui j'ai eu une connexion. Avec tout mon amour . "You might think, it’s just a simple hug but in reality it is more than it appears. It’s the purest gift that we can offer to each other, a moment of connection, of affection, a moment of bliss. Body against body, no words are necessary, connecting to our heartbeats, we are surrendering to the magic. A pure moment of love, when this time becomes enough. Who’s giving? Who’s receiving? Yes it is quite confusing. But it doesn’t really matter. What truly matters is that we are opening our hearts and from being apart we suddenly become one." From Laure Kypriotis Music: "The truth about the World" from Andrea Marie

02.01.2022 HAPPY EASTER EVERYONE!! Stay safe and well

01.01.2022 Jolly Socks Fundraiser - Why not make your feet smile this winter. What a perfect way to keep your feet warm. ONLY $5 per pair. Each photo displays the size and... patterns available. Purchases can be made via Platypus Playcare, Eungella general store or Eungella State School. Limited stock available so don't delay and purchase yours now. All money raised goes to your local community childcare centre. See more

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