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Inner Peace Healing for Life P/ L

Locality: Alexandra Hills, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 3824 1456

Address: 25 Thirlemere Road Alexandra Hills 4161 Alexandra Hills, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.innerpeacehealingforlife.com

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19.01.2022 Pied oystercatcher family in the Toondah Harbour proposed environmental destruction area (near G.J. Walter Park) early this morning. An event to mark the 50th a...nniversary of the Ramsar treaty which is supposed to protect wetlands will be held at G.J. Walter Park tomorrow morning from 8:30am. Tickets to attend (free of charge) can be booked through Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/world-wetlands-day-celebrat See more

19.01.2022 Welcome to Plantisan! Offering 100% Vegan, artisanal grazing platters and gift boxes. Each platter is a unique creation, made from locally sourced ingredient...s. All orders are 100% customisable, GF options available upon request. Happy Grazing! #vegangrazing #vegancheese #veganfood #brisbanevegan #grazing #artisanalgrazing See more

17.01.2022 #OriginApologise

12.01.2022 A mini graze featuring my artisan cashew & Spring onion Brie Perfect for an afternoon snack #vegancheese #plantisangrazing #cashewcheese #grazingplatter

07.01.2022 This is what the pristine Toondah Harbour Wetlands looks like. Walter Corporation (with the support of both major parties) want to build 3600 units over the wat...er here. And this is just some of the (socially distanced) Redlands Greens who are fighting to protect it. Ian Mazlin for Oodgeroo, Carmen McNaught for Redlands and Michael Metzen for Capalaba.

07.01.2022 The Incredible Kurt At 1am yesterday morning, Samantha and Nicky, two of our koala rescuers attended this beautiful boy who was struck by a vehicle on a 90...km road. The impact saw him forced through the front grill of the vehicle and into the engine bay. Miraculously he was still alive. It was a delicate process to remove Kurt from the vehicle, unsure as to what injuries he may have sustained. The motorist allowed our rescuers to remove more of the grill so he could be retrieved much more safely. It was a delicate operation to sedate Kurt for this process which ensured he was retrieved as gently and as calm as possible. While sedated, Samantha, a wildlife nurse, gave him a thorough assessment before keeping him calm and comfortable. After a full veterinary assessment by the team at Currumbin Wildlife Hospital Foundation unbelievably he has no fractures. He does however have some trauma to his chest and abdomen, and some minor bruising and grazing. What a tough little cookie!. He is spending a few days in hospital on pain medication but is expected to make a full recovery. Once he’s recovered he will be released back to his home in the trees If you do believe you have hit an animal on the road, please pull over immediately where it is safe to do so and check the front and underneath of your car carefully. Please then call us or your local wildlife rescue group immediately. Our Hotline operates 24/7. 07 5527 2444 All images are copyright to Wildcare Australia Inc.

07.01.2022 Australasian figbird fledgling at G.J. Walter Park this morning. The young bird was found on the ground so it was picked up and placed in a tree.

05.01.2022 This time 3 months ago Joshua Apitz, our 16-year-old founder took out the 7NEWS Young Achiever Award for Small Business! Why, because we’re on a mission to tack...le one of Australias biggest health problems #skincancer Make sure this summer you choose to use sunscreen, and if you hate it because it stinks real bad, stings your eyes, and makes you skin real slippery, we’d love to help you out with our Seagull Milk sunscreen.

02.01.2022 Today is World Wetlands Day, the 50th anniversary of when Australia and other countries signed the Ramsar treaty for conservation and wise use of wetlands. Rams...ar wetlands are vital habitat for many species including migratory and resident shorebirds. These photos are of Ramsar wetlands threatened by plans for construction of 3,600 apartments. #respectramsar #worldwetlandsday #WorldWetlandsDay2021 See more