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Mitsubishi 4WD Owners Club of Qld

Address: 391 Fairfield Road, QLD 4104 Yeronga, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.mitsu4wdclubqld.org

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25.01.2022 AndrewH giving JamesC guidance at the Back to Brooklyn weekend Photo by LesleyMcB - September 2020 Photo of the Month

25.01.2022 Club members over on Moreton Island for the Australia Day weekend

24.01.2022 Mitsubishi 4WD Club contingent at the 4WD QLD Association Corroboree

24.01.2022 Photo of the Month - April DavidB showing what his vehicle can do on a medium trip in the Bellthorpe National Park at the Club Christmas Party in 2019. Photo by AlanH

23.01.2022 December Photo of the Month - TonyR showing the new members how to do the Pajero salute at the New Member’s Weekend at Bluff Creek Campground, Kenilworth. Photo by PhilD

23.01.2022 Stradbroke Island 4WD Beach Permits A club member has obtained information from Minjerribah Camping regarding the extension of 4WD beach permits. Extract from email received : "We will be extending the permits due to the situation. If your 4WD permit has already been issued any months that you aren’t able to use due to the closure will be added on to compensate you. However we won’t be able to confirm the additional time until we have an idea of how long the island will b...e closed for. If your 4WD permit hasn’t been issued we will just keep it in the system until you collect it and that will become your start date." More information to follow when available. We are still hopeful of running the annual Straddie trip with possible date 17-27 August. This is obviously dependent on the current restrictions on travel being lifted.The special deal for caravans on the ferry is available from the 5 May to 3 September but don't book yet.

22.01.2022 HQPlantations have just released their latest update regarding recreational access during COVID-19 (as at 5 May 2020).

21.01.2022 While we are still required to follow the 1 person for every 4 square meter capacity guidelines within the Hotel we are pleased to let you know that as of 4pm t...oday you can now stand with your drink in the Hotel. As our internal capacity guidelines are still in place bookings for meals are essential and please respect social distancing at all times. Cheers! - #birdsvillehotel #visitqueensland #experienceoutbackqueensland #thisisqueensland #outbackqueensland #queensland #visitqueensland #qld #thisisqueensland #abcmyphoto #thediamantina See more

21.01.2022 If you interested in a wider list of changes regarding QLD National Parks (what is opening, what remains closed etc) https://parks.des.qld.gov.au/covid-19/

21.01.2022 Good News https://www.commercialrealestate.com.au//ellis-family-sn/

20.01.2022 November Photo of the Month Club Members leaving for morning drive on Flinders Beach. Photo by GlennC

19.01.2022 WARNING: CONDAMINE RIVER ROAD through the Cambanoora Gorge is flooding with water flowing at speed across the crossings. Multiple crossings are over a metre d...eep. The road is not safe! All the recycled road material that was dumped in the crossings just prior to Christmas has been washed downstream. Please for your own safety, do not attempt to cross the river. More rain is expected, and rain in other areas of the catchment can cause the river to rise as well. Right now roads are being closed by the State Govt in around Warwick, the New England Highway, Cunningham Highway etc. Council is yet to close this road!

19.01.2022 Thanks to the Mount Perry Musos for your support of our event.

19.01.2022 Photo of the Month - March After walking the crossing, Stan used a water blind and tow rope to cross Nolan’s Brook on the Telegraph Track on Cape York Trip 2019. Photo by LynC

19.01.2022 Photo of the Month - May Brutus on the move, piloting by MikeMc Photo by LesleyMc

18.01.2022 This is a reminder that our March general meeting is on this Tuesday night at the usual venue, Yeronga Service Club 391 Fairfield Rd Yeronga, starting at 19:30. In light of all the recent announcements surrounding Coronavirus, the Committee has been deciding whether to proceed with this month's meeting or not, but we have made a decision to go ahead. The Services Club will still be open for business, and they have advised they have increased their cleaning and disinfecting pr...ocedures. All the Committee asks is that if you have been overseas in the last two weeks, or have been in close contact with someone who has been overseas in the last two weeks, that you please do not attend. Also for those who are coming, we recommend that we refrain from embracing, hugging or shaking hands. Maybe an elbow bump would be okay. If you feel nervous about attending then please make your own decision, but we hope to see as many of you as possible, the two for one meals are also still on.

17.01.2022 Parks and Forest - Currently closed sites As of 3 April 2020, the following places are closed until further notice: all camping areas and camp sites in Queensland’s national parks, forests and recreation areas... all barbecue facilities in all day-use and camping areas in Queensland’s national parks, forests and recreation areas specified high visitation sites (listed below) all Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service (QPWS) Visitor Centres and Wildlife Centres (listed below). https://parks.des.qld.gov.au/covid-19/

17.01.2022 Camping changes to Teewah Beach camping area into 2021 https://parks.des.qld.gov.au/park-alerts/20474

17.01.2022 Just a reminder to everyone (Members and Guests) that the February Club meeting will be held tomorrow night the 18th from 19:30 at the Yeronga Services Club Hope to see you all there.

16.01.2022 Photo of the Month - October JimB (Triton) and PhilK (Pajero) crossing the Severn River at Rats Castle in Sundown National Park in August 2020. Photo by GregC

15.01.2022 A map of trips completed by the club - prepared for the 30th birthday (2016) More details can be found here https://www.mitsu4wdclubqld.org/30-years

15.01.2022 August Photo of Month Our club vehicles all lined up and ready to go on the Moreton Island Club Trip on the Australia Day long weekend 2020. Photo by JimB

14.01.2022 Planning a camping trip these school holidays? Camping in a national park or forest is a little different from camping in a council park or holiday park. Here’s... how: We don’t ‘do’ poweryou need to unplug or BYO solar panels, although some parks do allow generators. We have toilet facilities in most but not all parkssome parks have the flushing variety; other parks have gone for the composting kind and some parks require you to bring your own. We don’t charge the Earthour camping permits are about the same cost as your daily coffee fix. But you need to book them in advance (also a bit like your morning coffee order!) Want to know more? We have all your questions about camping (and more) covered in our handy FAQ page. Check it out here: https://parks.des.qld.gov.au/cam/frequently-asked-questions : Queensland Government #ThinkOutside #getactive Queensland Outdoor Recreation Federation #qorf #outdoorsqld #livelifeoutdoors #WeWalkQld #Queensland #QldParks #GoodToGo #HappierHealthier Visit Queensland, Australia Australia.com Healthier. Happier. #MentalWellbeing #qldhealth #jointhemovement

14.01.2022 On Monday 1st June 2020, The Pink Roadhouse welcomed new owners - Peter, Jen, Ian and Cathie. They are looking forward to meeting you all when you come to Oodna...datta for a visit. We wish Nev & Adriana all the best as they continue with Cadney Park Roadhouse. Oodnadatta will miss them both. We are open - 7 days a week (hours vary due to COVID, but there is always someone around to help even when we are closed). Put the Pink Roadhouse on your bucket list, Outback SA has so much to offer and is such a special part of the world.

14.01.2022 https://www.productsafety.gov.au//mitsubishi-motors-austra

13.01.2022 From the QLD 4WD Association Post QLD COVID RESTRICTIONS EASE: As of midday 1 Jun the restrictions on group numbers and areas our Queensland 4WD community can access will change. Unlimited travel and overnight stays for all of Queensland (except for remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities).... Refer to: https://www.datsip.qld.gov.au//travel-restrictions-remote- Maximum group of 20 for hiking, camping and other recreational activities in national and state parks. Yes, camping is now allowed. Unlimited recreational travel, camping and accommodation, including caravan parks (anywhere in Queensland). https://www.covid19.qld.gov.au//roadmap-to-easing-queensla FQLD COVID RESTRICTIONS EASE: As of midday 1 Jun the restrictions on group numbers and areas our Queensland 4WD community can access will change.

12.01.2022 Come and see us at the National 4x4 Outdoors Show, Fishing & Boating Expo. Stand C106 on Gregory Terrace.

12.01.2022 Photo of the Month - June Frenchmans Crossing - Cape York Trip Photo by LynC

12.01.2022 February Photo of the Month EG post recovery from the quicksand - photo by SherylL

12.01.2022 restrictions easing around HQPlantations Forests

11.01.2022 Don't remember a high tide like this when I visited in 2012

11.01.2022 Please see below Council's fact sheet detailing the works undertaken and outcomes of the investigations into maintenance on the Condamine River Road crossings i...n November 2019. Council looks forward to meeting with all interested residents and stakeholders on Thursday in Killarney to discuss preferred management options going forward. Visit https://bit.ly/2STNapV for more information. See more

11.01.2022 Wonderful to see the boys in blue in the region over the weekend! A report just in from the regions police said to expect RBT anywhere, anytime: Rainbow Beach, ...Teewah, Freshwater Track Senior Constable Melanie Ryan said officers from the Maryborough Road Policing Unit joined officers from Gympie on Sunday, September 6, in a collaborative operation known as ‘Sand Strike’. This operation targeted anti-social driving within our local Cooloola Coast beaches and 4WD tracks. Patrols were conducted on Rainbow Beach, Freshwater Track, Leisha Track, and Teewah Beach within the Gympie Police Patrol Group. An officer conducting an RBT at Cooloola said as a result of the operation, more than 60 random breath tests were conducted and nine traffic infringement notices were issued; four were for traveling between 13km-20km/h over the speed limit, three were for exceeding speed between 20km/h and 30km/h and two for driving defective vehicles. A notice to appear was issued for a Positive Roadside Saliva Drug Test awaiting confirmation results. Officer In Charge of the Maryborough Road Policing Unit Sergeant Josh Churchward said Police will continue to target anti-social driving and defective vehicles that pose a risk to road safety in all types of environments. Hooning, Drink and Drug Driving and general loutish behaviour will not be tolerated, and spoils this pristine recreational area for families, fishers and campers, he said. If you have information for police, contact Policelink by providing information using the online suspicious activity form 24hrs per day at www.police.qld.gov.au/reporting. You can report information about crime anonymously to Crime Stoppers, a registered charity and community volunteer organisation, via crimestoppersqld.com.au 24hrs per day.

11.01.2022 87 unattended or abandoned campfires were found across Victoria over the weekend during FFMVic and Conservation Regulator patrols. Campfires must never be left ...unattended and should be completely extinguished using plenty of water. Make sure you're familiar with the rules: https://bit.ly/3pAo4dT Parks Victoria Victoria Police

09.01.2022 Well done to the Bundaberg 4WD Club on another great corroboree at Mount Perry. It was amazing to see all the work put into the event - especially considering ...how much Covid19 kept on changing the landscape during 2020. It was heart warming to see so many children building wonderful memories over the weekend. The tracks were interesting, with some good viewpoints and just enough challenge in places to make it exciting without breaking too much. Thanks especially to Brad Praed and the corroboree team. Another great club is considering putting up their hand for next year. Watch this space

09.01.2022 A few pics from the weekends scenic touring trip - Helidon to Hampton

09.01.2022 Four people have been charged with unlawfully lighting fires on K’Gari following a joint investigation involving police and Queensland National Parks. Read more here: https://mypolice.page.link/JRKp

08.01.2022 #BREAKING - Fire overnight destroys main building at Simpson Desert Oasis in Bedourie Fire investigators are on their way to the scene to work out the cause of the blaze. The petrol station has been destroyed, meaning there is no fuel between Boulia and Birdsville.

05.01.2022 https://www.japantimes.co.jp//gifu-mitsubishi-suv-plant-/

05.01.2022 Interesting article about Teewah https://rainbowbeachcommunitynews.com.au/teewah-we-have-a-/

04.01.2022 https://www.des.qld.gov.au//national-park-visitors-asked-t

03.01.2022 Photo of the Month - July Christmas Party - Trip Recce and ErrolG Photo by AlanH

03.01.2022 VEHICLE IMPOUNDED FOR 90 DAYS AS POLICE TARGET DRIVERS ON FRASER ISLAND AND TEEWAH Almost 70 drivers have copped fines, and another three have been charged w...ith allegedly drink driving as part of a police blitz on Fraser Island and Teewah Beach. Two four-wheel-drives were immediately ordered off the road due to unsafe modifications. Gympie police patrolled Fraser Island and Teewah over the weekend, conducting 396 roadside breath tests and 16 roadside drug tests. Police impounded a vehicle for 90 days after it was driven dangerously. Inspector Pat Swindells said there was no excuse for driving dangerously, just because their vehicles weren't on bitumen. I urge all beach motorists to drive to the conditions and remember that the Fatal Five applies equally to the beach as well as our roads."

02.01.2022 Gong Xi Fa Cai - Happy Luna New Year

01.01.2022 Lotus Caravan Recall - https://www.productsafety.gov.au//lotus-caravans-slide-out

01.01.2022 First Post Covd-19 lockdown trip - Day Trip Thanks Eric for organising

01.01.2022 One of our most beautiful and unique spots on the Southern Downs is the Cambanoora Gorge which is accessed via the Condamine River Road. This road is currently... open, however, please remember this area is a natural treasure and the public road is still a delicate part of the area’s ecosystem, so please treat it with respect. There are no bins so please enjoy the area but take all rubbish with you and remember the nearest public toilets are in Killarney. Thank you for helping us to take care of the Cambanoora Gorge and treading lightly in this area.