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10 money saving tips for food shopping

Money Talk February 19, 2020

1. Stick to one shop a week Doing one large shop rather than several small ones cuts down on impulse buys, takeaway and wastage. Plan ahead and write a weekly meal menu so...

10 MONEY SAVING TIPS

Money Talk January 28, 2020

1. Pay your bills on time – avoid late fees and grab a discount Paying your bills on time is a great way to keep your credit record clean. If you struggle with your bills,...

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HOME EQUITY RELEASE FOR THE OVER 60’S

Money Talk May 14, 2019

Tags: Money. Financial advice. Equity. Retirement. Preserving the equity in your home is a very worthwhile objective to provide financial security for you as you age. However, if you are over 60 there may be...

FUNERAL INSURANCE – TRAPS AND OTHER OPTIONS

Money Talk April 18, 2019

Tags: Bribie Island. Financial hardship. Funeral insurance. With Peter Dallimore - Peter Dallimore is a volunteer Financial Counsellor at the Bribie Island Neighbourhood Centre As Benjamin Franklin, who wrote in a 1789 letter that “Our new...

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Finance advice – HOW DID YOUR SUPER FUND PERFORM IN 2018?

Money Talk March 13, 2019

Tags: Financial advice. Superannuation. Retirement funds. Finance. Bribie Island Keeping track of your super fund performance is well worthwhile to ensure that your fund manager is delivering good returns when compared with the industry at...

BEWARE OF CREDIT REPAIR OFFERS

Money Talk February 11, 2019

Tags: Financial and money advice. Counsellor If you’re experiencing financial problems credit repair and debt management firms may fail to fix your credit and debt issues. You may finish up paying high fees resulting in...

TOP UP YOUR SUPER

Money Talk January 14, 2019

Tags: Superannuation advice. Money. Financial. Councillor. Bribie Island. Brisbane. The New Year is a good time to think about building up your retirement nest egg using your super. In the future, Government pensions may barely...

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Access Your Super – Hardship or Compassionate Grounds

Money Talk November 22, 2018

Tags: Money advice. Financial. Councillor. Super. Retirement Your super is your retirement nest egg that may make the difference between having to scrape by on government benefits or enjoying more financial freedom from a super...

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Access your Super – Transition to Retirement Pension -TTRP

Money Talk October 20, 2018

Tags: Money advice. Financial. Finance. Superannuation. Retirement. MONEY TALK with Peter Dallimore Peter Dallimore is a volunteer Financial Counsellor at the Bribie Island Neighbourhood Centre If you are still working and have reached preservation age that is between 55...

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Money – Responsible Lending – Responsible Borrowing

Money Talk October 2, 2018

Tags: Money. Finance guides, tips and councilling. Financial advice. MONEY TALK with Peter Dallimore Peter Dallimore is a volunteer Financial Counsellor at the Bribie Island Neighbourhood Centre With the banking royal commission exposing some unacceptable practices in the...

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Local Clubs and Groups

THE COMMEMORATIVE BOOKLET CELEBRATING THE BRIBIE ISLAND LIONS CLUB’S 50TH ANNIVERSARY

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REEGAN – CHANGING ONE KIDS LIFE AT A TIME

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For the kids – ALL ABOARD FOR A FUN RIDE!

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WARNING FROM A POLICE OFFICER

I would like to take this opportunity to alert my friends on Facebook to please be aware of some of the Facebook posts you comment on especially now while the world seems to be at a standstill. These posts ask questions such as, "What was your favourite teacher's name? Who was your 1st-grade teacher? Who was your childhood best friend? What was your first car?" etc. Do these questions sound familiar? They should. These are the same questions you are asked as security questions when setting up bank accounts and credit card accounts. When answering these questions and posting them, you are giving out answers to your security questions that you may be using without realizing it. Hackers are setting these up as a "get to know each other better" game on Facebook. This is why I jokingly asked about your 2500th picture, as some of you may or may not know, your pictures may have geolocation turned on so people will know exactly where you took that picture.

They can then build a profile of you and use this information to hack your accounts or open up new lines of credit in your name. Not all of these on Facebook are scams. However, it is best to remain vigilant and refrain from participating in such activities as there is no way to tell which ones may have been created by scammers. Some of you don't like participating in chain messages but this may be one in disguise.

Also, make sure to check your photos published to Facebook as they too can have identifiable information. An example would be a picture of your college degree or your kids' degree.

Look at it from the perspective of a criminal, they're ruthless and don't care what's going on in the world.

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So disappointed, coming home from the office, only to see a bunch of people out by the water, groups having drinks, just like normal. I would like to do that as well, but my community comes first. Please people, think about everyone, not just yourself. Businesses are hurting, we all want this to end, but it won't if we all don't do the right thing!!! Rant over, have a fantastic weekend xx ... See MoreSee Less

Fri April 3rd ·

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THE COMMEMORATIVE BOOKLET CELEBRATING THE BRIBIE ISLAND LIONS CLUB’S 50TH ANNIVERSARY ~ The Bribie Islander

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BRIBIE ISLAND LIONS CLUB ANNIVERSARY This booklet is a compilation of photos and information collected from different history books and members sharing the Bribie Lions Club’s hard work and service ...

Fri April 3rd ·

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Bribie Island Wildlife - Black Kite Milvus migrans ~ The Bribie Islander

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Fri April 3rd ·

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Good Morning beautiful people!!
We would love you to send some pics of what you are doing to stop the boredom of Isolation for us to share. We have seen the lovely Anne Matthews get dressed up to take out the wheely bin and would love to see what the rest of you are up too. Feel free to post them here, or email me at editor.thebribieislander@gmail.com
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Fri April 3rd ·

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Queensland Police Service

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IMMEDIATE EMAIL NOTIFICATION
Fatal traffic crash, Woorim
myPolice on Apr 3, 2020 @ 12:29am

A man has died following a traffic crash involving a cyclist in Woorim this afternoon.

At about 4:30pm a cyclist was travelling eastbound along First Avenue towards Woorim.

Initial investigations suggest a car was travelling behind the cyclist and attempted to swerve to avoid colliding with the cyclist.

The cyclist, a 69-year-old Bribie Island man, was declared deceased at the scene.

The driver, a 69-year-old Tiaro man, was not injured in the incident.

Police are appealing for anyone that may have witnessed the incident or has any information to contact police.

The Forensic Crash Unit continues to investigate.

If you have information for police, contact Policelink on 131 444 or provide information using the online form 24hrs per day.

You can report information about crime anonymously to Crime Stoppers, a registered charity and community volunteer organisation, by calling 1800 333 000 or via crimestoppersqld.com.au 24hrs per day.

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