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The Inbodied Woman Dance and Movement class that was to be held on Wednesday, 10th of January has been cancelled.

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OBI OBI HALL

Dance and Movement Classes with Abby Bennett

Starting Wednesday, the 10th of January at 5.30pm.

The Inbodied Woman Dance and Movement Classes are designed to build confidence and connection to the body and embrace who you are. These classes focus on primal, embodied, and joyful guided movement for everyone to experience INbodiment. Inspired by different genres and styles of dance, you will sweat, laugh, feel, and release. Classes for Women and Men. All experience levels are welcome.

Let the Body Speak

Let’s have some Fun

Abby

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DECLARATION OF LOCAL FIRE BAN

PROHIBITION ON THE LIGHTING, MAINTENANCE AND USE OF FIRES
IN THE OPEN

In accordance with the provisions of Section 86A and Section 86E of the Fire and Emergency
Services Act 1990, and with due regard to fire conditions and the weather forecasts issued by the
Bureau of Meteorology, a Local Fire Ban is hereby imposed as described below.
A prohibition on lighting fires in the open applies for the period 0001hrs on Tuesday 07 November
2023 to 2359hrs on Monday 13 November 2023
in the fire ban area(s) specified hereunder:
Within the whole of the Local Government Areas of:
Sunshine Coast Council
Noosa Council
Bundaberg Regional Council
Fraser Coast Regional Council
Gympie Regional Council
North Burnett Regional Council
South Burnett Regional Council
Cherbourg Aboriginal Shire Council

PROHIBITION ON THE LIGHTING, MAINTENANCE AND USE OF FIRES
IN THE OPEN

In accordance with the provisions of Section 86A and Section 86E of the Fire and Emergency
Services Act 1990, and with due regard to fire conditions and the weather forecasts issued by the
Bureau of Meteorology, a Local Fire Ban is hereby imposed as described below.

A prohibition on lighting fires in the open applies for the period 0001hrs on Sunday 29 October
2023 to 2359hrs on Monday 06 November 2023 in the fire ban area(s) specified hereunder:
Within the whole of the Local Government Areas of:


Sunshine Coast Council
Noosa Council


All current Permits to Light Fire issued for the local fire ban area are hereby revoked (cancelled)
and subject to the following exemptions.

  • THE FOLLOWING EXEMPTIONS APPLY:
  • Fires lit for the purpose of cooking, that are:
    a. within a properly constructed receptacle such as a barbeque, gas or wood fired and
    pizza oven
    b. where the fire cannot escape or cause embers to drift
    c. there must be a fire extinguishing device available (e.g. garden hose or fire
    extinguisher)
    are permitted provided they are not left unattended.
  • Fires lit for the purpose of providing warmth that are:
    a. lit within a properly constructed receptacle, such as fire pits and braziers, and
    b. that are used in suburban back yard,
    c. no larger than 1m x 1m x 0.5m
    d. there is a fire extinguishing device available (e.g. garden hose or fire extinguisher),
    e. the area is cleared of vegetation and embers cannot drift from the fire, and
    f. provided they are not left unattended
    are permitted between 1800 hrs to 0600 hrs. (6pm to 6am). This exemption does not
    include bon fires. NB. Check with your Local Council By-laws
  • Fires lit for the purpose of disposal of animal carcasses are permitted, subject to the issue
    of a permit by the local Fire Warden.
  • Fires lit for commercial necessity are permitted subject to the issue of a permit to light fire
    by the Chief Fire Warden.
  • Fires lit in accordance with the provisions of Section 86A of the Fire and Emergency
    Services Act 1990, Part 6 Sections 53 Powers of authorised officer in dangerous situations
    and 55 Powers of authorised fire officer for preventative or Investigative purposes.
  • Burning can be undertaking in line with the Notification for Sugar Cane Burning.
  • Burning can be undertaking in line with the Notification for Sugar Cane Burning between the
    hours of 1800 and 0500 (6pm to 5am).
  • Burning of cane can be undertaken where a permit to light fire has been issued.
  • Burning can be undertaking only if a Permit to Light Fire has been issued. Burning is to be
    conducted between the hours of 1800 and 0500 (6pm to 5am).
  • Acting Superintendent Craig Magick
    Regional Manager, North Coast Region
    Rural Fire Service
    Queensland Fire and Emergency Services
    (As delegate for the Commissioner)

  • Information on Fire Bans and the exemptions that can apply to a ban of the lighting of fires in the
    open can be found on the Queensland Fire and Emergency Services website.
    http://www.qfes.qld.gov.au
    Note: Power tools including lawn mowers and mechanical slashers may be used, however the
    Queensland Fire and Emergency Services encourages people to use these with extreme care and
    to ensure that adequate equipment is available to extinguish any fire that may start. This could
    include having a person available to watch out for any ignitions that occur.
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