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Pink Tee Challenge Two with Giveaways

Aug 5th, 09 / 0 Comments

 

MEDIA RELEASE                                         Thursday 16 July 2009

 

BUMPER GIVEAWAY FOR LADY GOLFERS SWINGING

THEIR WAY TO A GOOD CAUSE

 

Ladies!  Limber up, Paradise Palms’ second Pink Tee Challenge tournament is fast approaching on Wednesday 29th July.

 

Paradise Palms Resort and Country Club event manager, Stephanie Archer said this event is shaping up to be ‘one big giveaway’. 

 

“We have great prizes lined up for this worthwhile event including a huge hamper from V Pharmacy, ladies golfing attire (hats, gloves and shirts), a health laden fruit basket from Simon George, six months Membership from Curves Gym, Reds Salon and Spa voucher, a nights accommodation from at The Lakes Cairns Resort and Spa, voucher for The French Corner Bistro, Palm Cove – all this and more culminating in the piece de resistance – a chance to go into the draw for the Coral Princess Cruises Grand Prize, drawn at the end of the year.”

 

Based on the successful formula of last year’s inaugural fundraising event, this year’s Pink Tee Challenge has been extended from three to four tournaments held between May and November 09.  The first event teed-off on Wednesday 13 May with an 18-hole single stableford competition and was hotly contested by a group of 40 golfers.  

 

The player fee of $70 for non-members, $60 for Paradise Palms Silver Members & $40 for Paradise Palms Platinum Members includes green fees, electric cart, buffet lunch, champagne and a swag of great prizes. Proceeds from all four tournaments will benefit the Breast Cancer Institute of Australia.

 

Two lucky ladies names are drawn on the day (and at each event)  to go into the draw to win the major prize of a trip for two to the Great Barrier Reef and Lizard Island valued at $4000 thanks to Coral Princess Cruises.

 

The Coral Princess Cruises Pink Tee Challenge series will be held on Wednesday 29 July, Wednesday 16 September and Wednesday 18 November. 

 

For bookings or enquiries contact, Stephanie Archer at Paradise Resort and Country Club on tel: 07 4059 9918 or sarcher@paradisepalms.com.au

 

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For further information:

 

Nathan Young, General Manager Golf and Food and Beverage Operations,

Paradise Palms Country Club Ph: 07 4059 9999    Mob: 0419 157 418  Email: nyoung@paradisepalms.com.au

 

Rosie Douglas , Director of Sales and Marketing – Vision Hotels and Resorts

Tel: 07 40539 485  Mob:0417 750 540    E: rdouglas@visionhotelsandresorts.com

 

 

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Stay and Play to Escape Winter Chills

Aug 5th, 09 / 0 Comments

 

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Internet: www.paradisepalms.com.au

 

MEDIA RELEASE                                        Friday 31 July 2009

STAY AND PLAY the CHILLS AWAY

Get right away from winter fogs and frosts with a tropical holiday at one of Australia’s top resort golf courses. 

 

Paradise Palms Resort and Country Club has released its three day, Stay ‘N’ Play package inviting guests to experience a tailor-made range of golf and pampering while luxuriating in the regal confines of its world-class, resort and country club.

 

The Stay –N- Play package is value packed, priced from $360 per person and includes:

  • Three nights accommodation in its brand new luxurious resort (choice of resort room or fully self contained one bedroom apartment
  • Breakfast daily
  • Two rounds of golf (18 holes) OR two, one hour massages OR one round of golf and one massage

 

Guests can take full advantage of the resort and country club facilities that include accommodation in the brand new, 96 room resort, dining in Fifty Nine Restaurant and Bar, a round or two of golf on one of Australia’s top championship courses, massage and spa services and even, a more light-hearted swing at the newly completed mini-golf.

 

Set on 126 ha of undulating surroundings surrounded by rainforest covered hills and just minutes to the Coral Sea, Paradise Palms provides an idyllic picture-perfect playground for holiday makers.  Add to this, its convenient location just 20 minutes drive north of Cairns airport just five minutes from Palm Cove and half an hour from Port Douglas.

 

Paradise Palms Resort and Country Club is a member of Vision Hotels and Resorts.

For bookings and/or reservations and information: Email: reservations@visionhotelsandresorts.com  Phone: (07) 4059 9999

 

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For further information:

Rosie Douglas , Director of Sales and Marketing – Vision Hotels and Resorts

Tel: 07 40539 485  Mob:0417 750 540    E: rdouglas@visionhotelsandresorts.com

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Paradise Palms Strikes Gold with new Membership

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MEDIA RELEASE                                        Thursday 30 July 2009

 

GOLF MEMBERS STRIKE GOLD AT PARADISE

 

The management of Paradise Palms Resort and Country Club has struck gold with the introduction of a new golf membership that bridges the gap between Platinum and Silver levels.

 

Since launching the new “gold” membership in late May, Paradise Palms has processed 48 gold memberships that comprise a mix of old and first time members. 

 

According to Nathan Young (General manager of Golf Operations) it is pleasing that the majority of gold memberships comprise of brand new members as well as upgrades from silver.

 

“We are especially delighted to welcome new members to Paradise Palms and introduce the wonderful array of facilities to be enjoyed at one of Australia’s best championship courses.

 

“Gold membership, priced at $899 per annum, is a new addition to the membership structure in 2009 and is designed primarily to make regular championship golf more affordable than ever.”

 

Gold membership can enjoy reduced green fees of $35 (18 holes) seven days a week, which includes a motorised cart. Other benefits include access to and maintenance of an AGU handicap, free, online tee bookings, large bucket of range balls for price of small bucket, optional 30 day account, opportunity to host up to three guests at a reduced green fee, invitation to events, reciprocal arrangement available within clubs in Australian capital cities, 20 per cent accommodation discount at Paradise Palms resort and personalized bag tag and Paradise Palms membership card.  There is no joining fee for this level of membership.

 

Irrespective of level, all members benefit from a 12 month anniversary fee structure as opposed to a pro-rata system.

 

Constantly ranked as one of Australia’s top courses, Paradise Palms offers a combination of sweeping fairways, snaking creeks, six lakes, narrow, undulating greens and 94 bunkers.  With no shared fairways, from every tee, the golfer is presented with a spectacular and demanding layout.  Designed by Graham Marsh and Ross Watson and first opened in 1990, the par 72 course measures 6,392 metres off the championship tees.

 

For further information, contact Stephanie Archer on tel: 4059 9918 or email sales@paradisepalms.com.au

 

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For further information:

Nathan Young, General Manager Golf and Food and Beverage Operations,

Paradise Palms Country Club

Ph: 07 4059 9999    Mob: 0419 157 418  Email: nyoung@paradisepalms.com.au

 

Rosie Douglas , Director of Sales and Marketing – Vision Hotels and Resorts

Tel: 07 40539 485  Mob:0417 750 540    E: rdouglas@visionhotelsandresorts.com

 

 

 

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Beach Shack Wins Best Family Restaurant Two Years Running

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Media Release                          Friday 31 July 09

BACK TO BACK, BEACH SHACK NAMED

BEST FAMILY RESTAURANT

 

For the second year running, the Beach Shack Restaurant in Port Douglas has been named Best Family Restaurant.  This award was announced on Monday evening at the 2009 Restaurant and Catering Queensland Hostplus Awards for Excellence (Tropical Northern region).

 

Owner operator, Amelia Hannaford was delighted on retaining this award and said it is not just the food service and quality, but the little things that add up to The Beach Shack’s award winner recipe.

 

“Being recognised for our friendly service and hospitality, in particular to families, two years in a row, is entirely down to the incredible team at the Beach Shack.  Their commitment and dedication is outstanding – always making sure everyone leaves with a smile on their face!”

 

As winner of this category in the far northern awards, The Beach Shack has been automatically entered into the State Finals – going up against other regional winners at the State Awards on Monday 14 September.  These will be held in Brisbane at Hillstone, St Lucia.

 

The Beach Shack, 29 Barrier Street, Port Douglas is open seven days.  Serving a mouthwatering menu of lunch, dinner, pizza and catering services for groups and weddings.  Tel: 07 4099 1100 to make a reservation or find out more.  Email: dining@the-beach-shack.com.au or www.the-beach-shack.com.au

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We Built this City – Cairns out of Cardboard

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MEDIA RELEASE                                                   Monday 3 Aug 2009

NEW TO FESTIVAL LINE UP: WE BUILT THIS CITY

KIDS CONSTRUCT CAIRNS OUT OF CARDBOARD

 

MEDIA CALL:  Wednesday 5 August, 3.30pm at City Place

Pat Flanagan, Director, Flanagan Consulting Group and Belinda Griffin, Festival Cairns Event Coordinator (and kids), will surround (shroud) themselves with cardboard boxes to celebrate the announcement of new event, We Built this City – especially for the kids. 

For information: Pip Miller PR 0419 681543

 

Thanks to a major sponsorship pledge by Kewarra Beach Resort, along with a Cairns collective of generous development and construction industry players, Festival Cairns will bring it to the kids with an exciting new and free event: We Built this City.

 

As a specialist event on Cairns Regional Council’s program wish list that was pitched to the Cairns community earlier in the year, We Built this City quickly captured the imagination of well-known engineer, Pat Flanagan of Flanagan Consulting Group – who took it upon himself to solicit support from industry fellows to bring this idea to life. 

 

Mr Flanagan was successful in his quest, with donations raised consolidated by the very generous sponsorship of Kewarra Beach Resort owner, Sean Howard, keen to support the community that has long supported this local business.

 

Swapping cardboard for concrete, kids architectural and construction capabilities will be put to the test in the middle weekend of Festival Cairns spanning Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 August.  The Esplanade Plaza (the area where Shields Street and the Esplanade meet) will take new shape when stacks and stacks of cardboard boxes await the energy and imaginations of children.

 

According to Mayor Val Schier, Cairns Regional Council is delighted to add this world-class event into our dynamic mix of free entertainment for families.

 

“We Built This City is a public construction extravaganza, using nothing but thousands of cardboard boxes.  Guided by performers in the role of construction workers to facilitate free play, kids build an entire city in two days, before the whole thing is crushed (by its builders) into a recyclable heap of  rubble.

 

“Live music underscores the action, while challenges and outcomes are set along the way by, with and for the children.  We Built This City is not a play… it is play.”

 

We Built this City is an event by Polyglot that has been touring Australia continuously since its premiere in 2001.  Making its debut this year on the Festival Cairns program is significant – marking its first time in north Queensland.  Interestingly, these appearances will pre-empt the production’s US premiere at the prestigious Kennedy Centre in Washington DC.

 

Councillor Schier said that while this event adds credence to the free and family aspect of Festival Cairns, it is bound to focus the attention of city leaders and development industry representatives.

 

“I have been assured, that one of the most fascinating aspects of We Built This City is how it comes to reflect the urban architecture of the city in which it is taking place.  In Melbourne, for example, the children build houses with big backyards and fences.  In Perth, tunnels and an underground world to escape the heat.  In Sydney, bridges and monuments.  In Singapore, giant skyscrapers,” she said.

 

Show times:   Saturday 29th & Sunday 30th August – 9:30am and 2pm both days  (shows run for 2.5 hours)

Age:   5 to 12 years will enjoy this show the most – but little ones and “big kids” (that’s you mum & dad) are welcome to join the fun

Sunsafe:  This is an outdoor play activity so please remember to “slip, slop, slap and put on a hat” to join in safely.

Major Sponsor – Kewarra Beach Resort

Supporting Sponsors – Flanagan Consulting Group (organiser), Urban Development Institute of Australia, MGF Consulting Group, Capital Globe, Satterley, Planning Far North, and SPA Consulting Engineers

As event manager of Festival Cairns 2009, Cairns Regional Council gratefully acknowledges the support of major sponsors Arts Queensland, Queensland State Government, Ergon Energy and Pacific Toyota.  This year’s theme, “Telling our Stories” will roll out over 16, action-packed days between Friday 21 August and Sunday 6 September 09.

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For more information:

Belinda Griffin, Festival Cairns Coordinator 

T: 07 4044 3593 M: 0407 966 530 E: festival@cairns.qld.gov.au

www.cairns.qld.gov.au

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MacDonnell’s Turn on the Night Light

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MEDIA RELEASE                                                 July 2009

MACDONNELLS LAW TURN ON NIGHT LIGHT

TO CELEBRATE 125 YEARS

MacDonnells Law will celebrate its 125th anniversary during Festival Cairns by both participating in and sponsoring Night Light: Short Films in the City.  From its prime position on the corner of Grafton and Shields Street, MacDonnells Law’s building will be transformed into a movie screen by night showing the lovingly produced works of nine film makers.

Night Light: Short Films in the City is a new project developed specifically for Festival Cairns 2009 program.

According to project coordinator, Annaliese Walker, it incorporates the work of nine local and established filmmakers.

“We are delighted with our collection of films that represent a remarkably well rounded profile of TNQ from the glory days of Cairns Yacht Club to a virtual drive around the city from a dashboard perspective and through to a surreal rainforest jaunt.”

 To ensure a strong regional connection, the artists worked towards this year’s festival theme of “telling our stories”, referencing either the region’s rich history (through images supplied by the Cairns Historical Society) or creating vignettes of life in Tropical North Queensland today.

Night Light: Short Films in the City project will screen its films on a looped reel after dark throughout the festival period, appearing on screen from MacDonnells Law’s windows as well as a number of other random, inner city walls, shopfronts and screens.

Night Light: Short Films in the City:

Friday 21 August to Sunday 6 September from 6.30pm to 10pm

  • 21 August at Pacific International Hotel
  • 21 August to 6 September at Hides Hotel, Civic Theatre, Heritage Hotel, Tandem Skydive, ishop Cairns, MacDonnells Law and Twelve BC Cafe
  • 4 September at Cairns High School

This project is proudly sponsored by Tanks Arts Centre and MacDonnells Law.

For more information and entry pack contact Night Light: Short Films in the City Coordinator, Annaliese Ciel Walker at Tanks Arts Centre:  Ph: 4032 6600 – Email: a.walker@cairns.qld.gov.au

Festival Cairns will run between Friday 21 August and Sunday 6 September 2009.  This year’s theme is “Telling our Stories”.

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For more information:

Belinda Griffin, Festival Cairns Coordinator 

T: 07 4044 3593 M: 0407 966 530 E: festival@cairns.qld.gov.au

www.cairns.qld.gov.au


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MINISTER, MAYOR AND MEDIA WRITE FESTIVAL BLOG

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MEDIA RELEASE                                        Monday 3 August 2009

MINISTER, MAYOR AND MEDIA TO STEER FESTIVAL BLOG

 

As it grips the world in a clutch of Twitter, My Space and Facebook, Festival Cairns 2009 will embrace the phenomenon of social media with the inclusion of a blogging page in its newly designed website.

 

Local web designer, Nathan McCarthy of Empirosoft was contracted to oversee the re-design of www.festivalcairns.com.au and as part of his role, has ensured Festival Cairns, as an event, is perceived to be both contemporary  and compelling.  As such, browsers will enjoy an i-phone version of the website and the opportunity to get interactive via its blogging page.

 

Festival Cairns event coordinator, Belinda Griffin is pleased to announce details of Festival Cairns soon to be unveiled blogging page that will feature an exclusive, hand-picked panel of bloggers from Desley Boyle, MP, Member for Cairns and Councillor Val Schier, Mayor of Cairns Regional Council to Gavin King, NQ Correspondent and columnist of The Sunday Mail (formerly Chief of Staff at The Cairns Post), Jesse Kuch, timeOUT editor of The Cairns Post to breakfast radio hosts Kier Shorey of ABC Radio Far North and Marty and Bec from Hot FM. 

 

“We also hope to have some of our key acts, like Tex Perkins and Best Job in the World winner, Ben Southall, make a guest appearance from time to time,” she said.

 

As a form of social media, blogging is an effective and interactive way of involving the ‘browsing’ community both at home here in Cairns and across the world. 

 

“While our blogging panel will provide a beautifully rounded perspective into the event – from their subjective and personal point of view, it will also give festival goers the chance to respond and provide feedback,” she said.

 

On securing her place on the panel, Minister for Local Government and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships, Desley Boyle MP said she is delighted to take part.

 

“I am lucky enough to have been a Cairns local for over 30 years.  I love the hum and the energy that comes from living in a busy and developing city – surrounded by the magnificent natural beauty of the mountains, rainforests and the Great Barrier Reef,” said Minister Boyle.

This year Festival Cairns begins a new chapter.  For the first time in many years it will be managed and directed by its founding organisation, Cairns Regional Council; who last month, unveiled details of its vision to deliver a reinvigorated, brighter and bolder event program spanning visual and performing arts, culture and entertainment – showcasing the city’s key cultural precincts with a mix of free and ticketed events.

Festival Cairns will run between Friday 21 August and Sunday 6 September 2009.  This year’s theme is “Telling our Stories”.

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For more information:

Belinda Griffin, Festival Cairns Coordinator 

T: 07 4044 3593 M: 0407 966 530 E: festival@cairns.qld.gov.au

www.cairns.qld.gov.au


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Market Square Hub Dishes up Funky Fusion of Food, Fashion and Fun

Aug 5th, 09 / 0 Comments

MEDIA RELEASE                                        Monday 3 August  2009

OPENING WEEK DISHES UP A FUNKY FUSION OF FOOD,

FASHION & FUN

Media Call: Wednesday 5 August at 3pm – Ochre Restaurant

 Market Square Hub will celebrate the launch of its brand and precinct marketing campaign with   a week long feast of events spanning food, funky fashion and live entertainment from Sunday 22 August to Saturday 29 August 09 in the opening week of Festival Cairns.  Craig Squire of Ochre Restaurant will dish up a plate of food while Trish Keur of Tea Lily – well known Grafton Street boutique, will dress to success highlighting special event, Market Square Long Lunch (see invitation attached also).

                   For information: Pip Miller PR 0419 681543

 

As one of Cairns entertainment precincts highlighted in this year’s Festival Cairns program, Market Square retailers, restaurateurs and traders, in conjunction with Cairns Regional Council, will dish up a week long street feast of food, fashion, free and fun-laden entertainment from Sunday 23 August to Saturday 29 August, 09.

 

The program gets underway from noon on Sunday 23 August with street performance featuring competitors vying for a place in Ergon Energy’s Cairns Street Busking Festival street star competition.  Add to this, free live music, affordable street markets and a MasterChef style cook-off between local chefs and breakfast radio show identities.

 

The week will then unfurl into a celebration of outdoor dining and more free, live entertainment scheduled for Monday 24 August through to Wednesday 26 August, Market Square’s Longest Lunch on Thursday 27 August and Funky Fashion Friday on Friday 28 August – all culminating on Saturday 29 August with a closed-street food and entertainment spectacular from noon to 4pm and international street performance by six of the world’s best buskers.

 

Mayor of Cairns Regional Council, Councillor Val Schier said this year’s Festival Cairns program has embraced the concept of dedicated entertaining and dining hubs.

 

“The strategy being to ensure Festival Cairns is omnipresent in the CBD between Friday 21 August and Sunday 6 September while providing an exciting platform to showcase and nurture regional talent.

 

“Market Square, City Place and Esplanade Hubs are an effective way of ensuring a festive and fun beat reverberates throughout the streets for two whole weeks of Festival Cairns.”

 

Cairns’ Market Square precinct was launched earlier this year with the aim of highlighting the inner-city’s funky retail and dining strip connecting Shields, Grafton, Spence and Sheridan Streets.

 

Spearheaded by Craig Squire of Ochre Restaurant and Catering in conjunction with Cairns Regional Council, a group of 30 inner-city traders spanning shop keepers, retailers and restaurateurs were quick to get behind this precinct marketing campaign to raise the profile of Grafton and Shields Street.

 

With the evocative name of Market Square, Mr Squire said a comprehensive marketing strategy incorporating signage, web design, public relations and advertising has been embraced by all stakeholders to lift the profile of Grafton and Shields Street while communicating its integrity as a place to shop and dine.

 

Noon to 10 pm: Sunday 23rd August: Official Opening of Market Square @ Festival of Cairns

  • Ergon Energy’s Cairns Street Buskers Festival “Street Star” competitors performing at random locations
  • Market Square street market showcasing local trader’s produce, Rusty’s Markets and more – a veritable feast.
  • Cooking Competition – Market Square chefs compete against local radio celebrities in three live, MasterChef style cook offs from 3pm, 4pm and 5pm.  This will be a breakfast radio face off with ABC announcer Kier Shorey vying for the title against ‘Bec’ from Hot FM and ‘Piva’ from Zinc 102.7 FM.  Radio hosts will be trying to beat the chefs of Ochre Restaurant, Paddywhacks and La Fettuccina at their own signature dish. 

 

 6pm to 10pm: Monday 24th – Wednesday 26th August: Market Square Outdoor Dining & Live Entertainment

 

  • Ergon Energy’s Cairns Street Buskers Festival “Street Star” competitors performing at random locations

 

Noon to 3pm: Thursday 27th August: Market Square Longest Lunch with Fashion Parades and Waiter’s Race

 

  • Lunch on one long table on southern side of Shields Street with two Parisian style fashion parades to live jazz featuring Tea Lily fashions and the latest in hair from Bailey’s Hair Studio in Grafton Street.  Three course lunch by La Fettuccina (entree), Paddywhacks (main) and Ochre Restaurant (dessert). 

 

Tea Lily Boutique,  Jinyana Fine Jewellery, hair styled by the professional team at Bailey’s Hair Studio and musicians, The Decomposers
combine their talents to showcase the latest in Spring Fashion for 2009.
Add to this, a showcase of Australian designers – Lisa Ho, Moss & Spy and Akira feature with original jewellery concepts,
all set to the avant garde music.

 

This afternoon of food, fashion and fun will also feature a waiter’s race at 2.30pm between restaurants and bars in the Shields, Grafton and Sheridan Street strip.

 

Tickets $60 per person including two glasses of red or white wine are available now from participating restaurants or $66 per person from Ticketlink tel: 4031 9555.

 

6pm to 10pm: Thursday 27th August: Street Star

 

  • Ergon Energy’s Cairns Street Buskers Festival “Street Star” competitors performing at random locations

 

6pm onwards: Friday 28th August: Funky Fashion Friday

 

  • Fashion parade by Cairns’ funky fashion trio, Taste-y, Shiva Moon and Fetish; hair by Bailey’s Hair Studio and live music by DJ Fred – mixing it up for an evening of street-edge entertainment.  Restaurants will also provide special dining and lounge options with Ochre Restaurant providing a snack menu and live it up lounge on the street.

 

Noon to 4pm: Saturday 29th August: Market Square – Street Food and More Fun

 

  • Between noon and 4pm, the whole of Shields Street from Sheridan Street to City Place will be closed for a fabulous street party to celebrate the end to a week long street party.  Family entertainment, live music, street performance and more will culminate in Ergon Energy’s Cairns Street Buskers Festival international performers 5.30pm to 10pm.

As event manager of Festival Cairns 2009, Cairns Regional Council gratefully acknowledges the support of major sponsors Arts Queensland, Queensland State Government, Ergon Energy and Pacific Toyota.

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For more information:

Belinda Griffin, Festival Cairns Coordinator 

T: 07 4044 3593 M: 0407 966 530 E: festival@cairns.qld.gov.au

www.cairns.qld.gov.au

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