Kinaba News

02 Jul 2016

Just a friendly reminder for you to let us know if you will be able to attend the Special Event Kinaba picnic in association with Noosa Intergrated Cathcment Association (NICA) on 9th July 2016.

may-working-bee
26 May 2016

Working as hard as ever - this time to change to the new National Parks Colours
- not quite mission brown.

16 Mar 2016

An enthusiastic team of eight volunteerrs armed with hardware, tools and materials, put in a productive 5-8 hours painting the new corporate colours on the western & northern outside walls of the display area, and finished replacing the cross-bracing on the viewing room. A good day's work with great results. 

great-team
17 Feb 2016

A great working bee replacing louvres, adding insect screens, and removing cobwebs, with guest worker Councillor Joe Juresevic assisting and enjoying the cameraderie and morning tea.

22 Nov 2015

A picnic with a difference. After tea coffee and breakfast, Steve, Kieran and Blair from Parks took us for a guided tour of the new upgrade to the Figtree Point camping and day-use area. It's worth a visit.

20 Oct 2015

The result of all their careful preparation and painting - a really nice display area. Thanks Friends of Kinaba

19 Oct 2015

On Monday 19th October, Ada spoke to NICA members about the progress of the Friends of Kinaba project, and their continuing enthusiasm to have the Centre re-opened as an Information and Visitor Centre. She spoke eloquently and accompanied her talk with a slide show of the project and the surrounds.

06 May 2015

A small group of volunteers have changed this room into a bright space for displays in one morning at Kinaba. 

kinaba-picnic-spot
06 May 2015

Sunday is the perfect day for a picnic at Kinaba. Please come and enjoy the beauty.

Our next byo Kinaba breakfast picnic will be on Sunday 17th May, meeting at the Boreen Point boat ramp rugged up and ready to depart at 7am.

The February Bee
25 Feb 2015

At last after the third attempt, the valiant volunteers wielded their paintbrushes in the direction of the ceilings and verandah posts.

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