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       Dear Readers,                                                              CONTENTS                                                                                              WATER REFILL STATIONS




                                                                                   4    MICRO NEWS                            Unitywater, with Moreton Bay Regional Council, is installing fixed water refill stations in
                                                                                                                              public areas to keep the community hydrated and help reduce plastic waste.
       This month we focus on the  Youth in our                                      8  GO BLUE FOR AUTISM                    Unitywater’s Back To Tap campaign encourages everyone to drink tap water rather than
       Community, whilst highlighting Autism                                                                                  buy plastic bottled water to help keep our waterways clean and protect local marine life.
       Awareness.                                                                 10    YOUTH HOMELESSNESS                    CEO George Theo said one of the simplest ways to prevent and reduce the consumption of
       April 2nd is World Autism Awareness Day. It’s                                                                          plastic waste was through behavioural change.
       also the start of Autism Awareness Month in                                12    CURIOUS KIDS                          “We’re passionate about tackling the global issue of plastic waste on a local level and that’s
                                                                                                                              why we’re introducing these refill stations,” Mr Theo said.
       Australia and Autism Queensland’s annual Go Blue for Autism campaign. To                                               “In 2016 we established a regional reference group to address the issue of plastic waste
       learn more and to support this enlightening campaign, head to page 10.     14    DEAR ALICE                            across our community.
       Another significant event on the calendar in the month of April is Youth                                               “As a group, we identified that one of the easiest ways to reduce the consumption of
       Homelessness Matters Day. It’s inception came about in 1990 as a project   18    WOMEN LIKE US                         single-use plastic water bottles is by providing a reliable source of clean, fresh drinking
       of the National Youth Coalition for Housing. The time to take action day is                                            water at key public places.
                                                                                                                              “We’re thrilled to be working with council to make it easier for people to get Back To Tap.”
       on Wednesday, the 18th of April, which typically falls in the middle of Youth   19  BREAST HEALTH                      Lifestyle and Amenity spokesman Cr Matt Constance said Moreton Bay Regional Council
       Week.                                                                                                                  was pleased to partner on the initiative.
       The aims of YMHD are:                                                      20    HOROSCOPES                            “We’ve worked with Unitywater to determine the best locations for the refill stations and
       1. Ensure that young people have greater access to support and services                                                are keen to see people filling up their reusable water bottles at the touch of a button,”
       2. Break Stereotypes                                                       21    PSYCHIC LYNDA                         he said.
                                                                                                                              “Five refill stations are being rolled out initially and we hope to welcome many more soon.”
       3. Engage with Government and Business                                                                                 The first five locations will be:
       To learn more, read the article and visit the website as listed on page 10.  22  PUZZLES                               •      Pumicestone Lions Park, Bongaree
       The Conversation kindly granted us permission to republish their article                                               •      Caboolture Region Environmental Education Centre, Burpengary
       from their Curious Kids segment,  ‘What causes windy weather?’ It’s an     23    LOCAL CONTACTS                        •      Woody Point, Redcliffe
       informative and fun read for both young and old, so make sure you hand                                                 •      Scarborough Beach, Scarborough
                                                                                                                                     Town Park (Lake Eden), North Lakes
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       over the magazine once you’ve read it!                                     24    TRADES & SERVICES                     To celebrate, Unitywater is hosting a Back To Tap competition from 4-17 March asking
       We are excited to welcome a new team member on board this month, Lynda                                                 people to share a fun photo of their reusable water bottle in an interesting location on the
       Louise. Lynda Louise is a local Psychic                                                                                Unitywater Facebook page to win an afternoon on a luxury yacht.
       Medium, who has kindly offered her
       services to help Moreton Bay locals                          CONTRIBUTORS
       with any issues they may have in
       their life. Be sure to read her advice           Unitywater                     Alice Jenkins - Dear Alice
       on page 21 and write in with any      Andrew B. Watkins - The Conversation   Kim Fairminer - Dreamorpheus
       questions you may have for her!          Adam Kehl - Northstar Yamaha      Lynda Louise - Lynda Louise Psychic
                                               John Walters - Metro North News                Medium
                                               Charlotte Liehr - Kangaroo Eggs








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