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Gone Fishin on Straddie

Locality: Point Lookout, Queensland



Address: 114 Tramican Street 4183 Point Lookout, QLD, Australia

Website: www.straddie.info/accommodation/show/gone-fishin

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25.01.2022 Cylinder pythons doing their thang today. Minjerribah wildlife



24.01.2022 That blue wall in the upstairs bedroom is now finished and all the upstairs cupboards are now painted antique white. Yay!!! Just need to create a big wave painting for that blue wall. Next years project!!! Painting a mural on wall has been voted out!!!

22.01.2022 Effective Monday 22nd June, we have increased our WEEKDAY Passenger Ferry services to and from North Stradbroke Island. Please see the timetable below. For all vehicle ferry times please refer to our website.

22.01.2022 Slowly getting there with the refurbishments - just the lounge room left to repaint, the flooring yet to be replaced in the upper level and also the verandah decking.



22.01.2022 Kitchen/dining/lounge area just about finished! YAY!! Now to paint the upstairs doors

21.01.2022 New timetable for Straddie vehicle ferries effective as of 10th June 2019.

20.01.2022 Doors are just about done - well, the first coat is on. Thank you so much for your help, Claudius!!! . Much appreciated.



19.01.2022 https://www.vision6.com.au/em/message/email/view.php

18.01.2022 PREMIER: PLEASE REVOKE YOUR PLAN TO ALLOW DESTRUCTION OF TOONDAH'S RAMSAR PROTECTED WETLANDS Just about everybody now realises the world is facing a climate em...ergency, particularly Australia, with its dry, hot climate. Why would you proceed with the Jackie Trad led plan to allow a political donor property developer to destroy climate change defences - Toondah's Ramsar protected mangroves and seagrass beds - and build 3,600 high-rise units for private profit? This is just one of many important reasons for stopping the State Government/Walker Corporation controversial plan for the wetlands beside the Ferry Terminal at Cleveland, where the ferries depart for Stradbroke. Image 2 contains an artist's impression of what a section of the Toondah proposal would really look like from GJ Walter Park (Image 1), where today's World Wetlands Day event is taking place. Click on the images to view in panorama. The Premier promised "honest, open, accountable Government". But she has refused to be interviewed, including by the ABC, about Toondah. PREMIER, THE PUBLIC IS ENTITLED TO CLEAR ANSWERS FROM YOU TO THESE QUESTIONS:- 1. Why did the Palaszczuk Government backflip in 2015 on its previously strong opposition to Priority Development Areas (PDA's)? 2. Why is the Palaszczuk Government continuing with the irresponsible and unnecessary Toondah PDA over Ramsar protected wetlands, when the plan conflicts with Labor Party policies of protection? http://bit.ly/LaborToondahPolicy 3. Why did Jackie Trad agree to a 450% expansion in the number of proposed units, from 800 to 3,600? Even Lang Walker was only hoping for "about 1,000"! See - http://bit.ly/2J2uYUD. 5. Why did Jackie Trad write to the Federal Government in 2016 to encourage a "controlled action" decision under Federal Laws, encouraging a rejection of advice from Environment Department experts that the Toondah plan is "clearly unacceptable" ? (see the paragraph heading about the Trad/Miles letter in this 2018 ABC article - https://ab.co/2JdXCUo) 6. Why did Jackie Trad (and Steven Miles) write to the Federal Government in 2016 to suggest a boundary change to exclude the Toondah wetlands from the Moreton Bay Ramsar site? See this 2019 Guardian report - http://bit.ly/2KzKf2H 7. Why was it (absurdly) claimed, in the same letter, that the Toondah plan was in Australia's "urgent national interests"? Two petitions calling for the Premier to revoke the Toondah plan now have a combined total of over 20,000 signatures (and growing). See - https://www.actforbirds.org/toondah-queensland-petition and http://bit.ly/toondahpetition2 In an election year, the public has a right to clear explanations from the Premier for her Government's suspicious decisions and actions favouring Walker Corporation, and her Government's complete lack of respect for the international Ramsar Convention, signed by Australia and 170 other nations. When will the mainstream media, particularly the ABC, act in the public interest and ask these questions when the Premier appears at media and other events?

17.01.2022 Nothing to see here, just a couple of roos hopping out the surf! : @bourgeoiclaire

17.01.2022 Seeking balmy summer sunsets? #Straddie sure knows how to deliver them! : @ambermcbride_

17.01.2022 Menu for Cylinder Thursday evening from 4.30-7.30 - To preorder please text or call 0407018168 (please dont order on FB or Instagram incase I miss it!)



16.01.2022 Straddie, as the locals call it, has everything you could want in an island holiday beautiful beaches, wildlife, history, lovely locals and of course endless island vibes All the details can be found here: http://bit.ly/ExploringStradbrokeIsland

15.01.2022 Timber decking replaced on the verandah. Starting to look really good!!!!

15.01.2022 This roo couldnt help but take in the breathtaking beauty of Straddies coastline, and we dont blame him! : @kayleigh_specht

14.01.2022 https://www.accommodationstradbroke.com.au//straddie-stre/

14.01.2022 North Stradbroke Island is a paradise beloved by many Queenslanders. This stunning sand island, known as Minjerribah to Traditional Owners the Quandamooka peopl...e, is the perfect balance of nature, Indigenous culture and modern lifestyle with a vibrant, passionate community. This list of 42 Things to Do on North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah) from Visit Brisbane will certainly inspire you, and just in time for the school holidays! And remember whilst you're visiting the Island, take only photos and leave only footprints. https://bit.ly/2HydShH

14.01.2022 Fishes at the Point is located at Point Lookout, opposite the stunning Gorge Walk. Open 7 days for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Fresh local seafood, licensed and great burgers.

13.01.2022 Pink walls are finally all disappearing behind several coats of Beige Calm. Yay!! So close to finishing - and then we ran out of paint!!! Mad dash to mainland tomorrow to pick up another tin!!!

13.01.2022 Did you know we have updated our passenger ferry times? Our services now include the 6.25pm from Cleveland and the 6.55pm from Dunwich 7 days a week.

11.01.2022 https://tides.willyweather.com.au//bris/point-lookout.html

10.01.2022 Were a bit wild and windy over here at the moment with #CycloneOma - Main Beach, Point Lookout is copping a bit of a beating!

10.01.2022 Fabulous seascape print by Merrin Jeff has pride of place on the main bedroom wall. Doesn’t it look fabulous????

10.01.2022 Seriously #Straddie? Now youre just showing off! @luke_casey1 captured this birds-eye view over Deadmans Beach Apart from breathtaking views, Deadmans Beach is also a popular spot to swim, surf and fish.

09.01.2022 My magpie illustrations have found a new home!!!! Now to paint the cupboard doors in the upstairs bedrooms. Its never ending!!!! Lol.

09.01.2022 Hey little fella These turtles will nest on most nights from December through to February with hatchlings emerging from mid-January until late March. Remember to slow down and keep an eye out for them and their nests if driving on any of the islands beaches! : @ang.stu

07.01.2022 Seasons for 2020 for North Stradbroke Island

06.01.2022 From where you would rather be - snorkelling with local marine life in crystal clear waters on #Straddie : @luke_casey1 #NorthStradbrokeIsland #StraddieIs #SeeAustralia #ThisIsQueensland #VisitBrisbane #BrisbaneAnyDay

05.01.2022 Great new tourism opportunities. One step at a time.

05.01.2022 Golden hour on #Straddie is nothing short of spectacular : @tiffanywarnerphotography

04.01.2022 A gorgeous Jules Sharman waves print has just been added to one of the upstairs bedrooms. Perfection!! Yay!!

03.01.2022 Another paint job done and dusted on Straddie!!!

03.01.2022 Interior painting of Gone Fishin is finally finished. Gone are the horrible pink walls - replaced with Beige Calm. Yay!!!!

02.01.2022 Stradbroke vehicle ferries timetable - from 10th June 2020

01.01.2022 @intotheblueisland spotted these Green Sea Turtle tracks, on Deadmans Beach. Remember to slow down and keep an eye out for them and their nests if driving on any of the islands beaches! via @intotheblueisland

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