Posts Tagged ‘Moore River region’


Shlumpadinka Sleepover Spring Party- Oprah Winfrey word

Shlumpadinka
The word Oprah Winfrey made up a long time ago to describe slumpy housewives, the types that are wearing the same sweats they wore yesterday and the day before. They usually have more than one child and are running around nonstop and have been totally worn out and given up on how they look.

Spring is officially world Shlumpadinka season for 2011 and the Shlumpadinka Sleepover Party begins here in Western Australia. A world first Shlumpadinka Sleepover Party. This year, 2011, our Moore River Holiday home is available for the first, Sisterhood of the Shlumpadinka’s Sleepover Party. We will measure the success of the Shlumpadinka Sleepover Spring Party from our individual bookings this year, and then open the Shlumpadinka Sleepover Party to greater groups of women next year. My thoughts are creating a full Shlumpadinka season, being winter, as we can get out our UGG boots and really complete the Shlumpadinka look. Australia’s winter is from June till August, but in other parts of the world winter is designated at different times of the year. As we are on 40 acres on the Moore River, just one hour north of Perth, this would make an easy getaway for us busy Shlumpadinka housewives, as the rural setting means you don’t have to bring out your besties, just invite your besties along. I personally need my Shlumpadinka moments just to chill out and I am a proud Shlumpadinka and high roller housewife. A high roller housewife loves to curl with the girls, so bring your hair rollers too. Moore River Holidays is located directly off Indian Oprah Drive, oops, Indian Ocean Drive. i love you Oprah!
Shlumpadinka Sleepover Party: Stay Frumpy Friday till Shlumpadinka Sunday
Shlumpadinka face: little or no make up
Shlumpadinka dress code: PJ’s and tracksuits
Shlumpadinka syndrome: Laugh, Love & Lounge a little. Share stories with girlfriends
Shlumpadinka dance moves: Shlumpadinka Sexy
Shlumpadinka breakfast: Opraisin Toast, tea & coffee
Shlumpadinka lunch: Panini press sandwiches
This Shlumpadinka Sleepover Party blog wording may change, as I am wanting to be respectful on words written, just in case I am infringing on Oprah’s or anyone’s trademarks
Thanks my Shlumpadinkas and High Roller Housewives
Rona Chiera of Moore River Holidays 0419 909 167
Gingin, Heart of the Moore River region, Perth, Western Australia.


Tony Fini’s 80th Birthday celebrations for Moore River region

I am working on Tony Fini’s 80th birthday celebrations for the entire month of November 2011 in Gingin, heart of the Moore River region. This is what I have written up so far, however I would like to know what you want to see showcased for Tony Fini’s 80th birthday, so you can contribute to an Italian styled festival of fun in the Moore River region.
A little more Italy
Help us celebrate Tony Fini’s 80th Birthday.
The Moore River region is showcasing a cultural love affair with all things Italian
A Month long of celebrations this November 2011
The Moore River region is the largest olive growing region in Western Australia and this November we get to celebrate Tony Fini’s love of olives, his heritage, his love of the land and the Moore River region for his 80th birthday. All around the Shire of Gingin and throughout our local businesses we will fly the Italian flag in honour of Tony Fini’s 80th birthday and we will serve and showcase some of our favourite Italian dishes.
Our Western Australian communities have a natural love affair of all things Italian. We are proud to be a region that is rich in Australian, European and Asian traditions and passions.
Enjoy our wines, cheeses, honey and olives at Fini Olives and our vineyards and wineries. Arts, antipasto and platters: A selection of Mediterranean foods awaits you amongst our local accommodation providers, activities and attractions.
One hour north of Perth, Why wait for a long weekend?
www.gingintourism.com.au click on the EVENTS tab to see what food and fun Italian mania our community have lined up for you.
Happy 80th Birthday Tony Fini

This event will be Sponsored by Gingin Coast Tourism Association Inc.
Written by Rona Chiera of Moore River Holidays.


Gingin Shire gives Small Business Development Centre $5000 in kind

To the Gingin Shire,
I’d like to personally thankyou for reading my single letter out loud to your coucillors at the meeting where you were allocating grants and funds for our community. Thank you to the Sun City News for bringing this to our attention.
I appreciate the effort that it takes to run the Gingin Shire and the total land mass your team has to look after. Thank you for acknowledging my letter and granting our Small Business Development Centre an in kind grant of $5000.
What may seem like different areas only recieve small amounts of money and grants, but in actual fact I look at grants with a totally different set of eyes. I see the opportunity of a small grant given, with a greater scope for creativity. By building unique events for our Gingin Shire on a shoestring and committing to networking groups is what comes with working within a limited budget, together we need to think differently. Gingin is the heart of the Moore River region and has really earned its heart medal with a community like this. My wish is for the Gingin Shire to grab tourism with two hands and tell us the direction you see us heading as I am feeling somewhat squashed and stiffled, I wouldn’t hang around if I couldn’t see the potential. But if I decide that I no longer can be a committee member of Gingin Tourism, let me tell you, I will never give in on something that I can see the potential for. If I can see my daughter go through a nut allergy and come out the other with bells and whistles, this is the same strength,courage and commitment I will give to my community and love for tourism. You may only see that a single letter sent was sent to the Gingin Shire, but my community made me do it! They believe in me to make the right choices for the greater community and I will always uphold in that belief.


Desert Storm Bus accident. Lancelin Western Australia. HEROES in our community

Just got off the phone to one of the dedicated volunteer ambulance officers and talking to him gave me goosebumps. The reason why he gave me goosebumps is that he was talking to me like a true soldier. A true soldier specialises with military precision that requires different areas of knowledge and skill-sets to help those in need. He says, that there were 2 young men he was speaking with, who were the first on the scene who were so courageous and brave that they overcame their fears and smashed the windows, to free the tourists inside the bus. These two young boys, thought about the fear of an explosion due to fuel, but decided to go forward and put their own lives on the line to help others in need. We had helicopters, paramedics and police at the scene and he believes there would have been in excess of 24-30 volunteers on the ground in Lancelin setting up make set areas for medical attention. The Desert Storm Operation flowed so well, as he believes this may have been our biggest accident in the Moore River region. Not only was the dedication of being a volunteer was driving him, but one the proudest moments he said was that he was standing alongside other fellow volunteer team members of ambulance and fire brigade. Our emergency crew and volunteers came from in our shire and the surrounding shires. He said the volunteers are on call day and night upon demand. He wants to ensure that you know, that our teams of volunteers are providing this service with absolute dedication from their hearts, in an unpaid capacity and they are on call 24/7. Being a volunteer is so good for his soul we wishes he could walk alongside more of you in the community.
Dear our Singapore visitors, I just wanted to share with you a little insight into the locals we have in our community who will do anything to help others in need. The Moore River region is just one hour north of Perth and you feel like you are in the country, as our community is filled with heroes with big hearts and warm smiles. We do hope this will not hinder you to enjoy Western Australia.
Western Australia is the “Outdoor playground of Australia” My warmest regards Singapore, my warmest, Rona Chiera


Lancelin Ocean Classic

Moore River Holidays was invited to return as a sponsor of Lancelin Ocean Classic.
Lancelin Ocean Classic is a major windsurfing event that was initailly dreamt up by a group of local windsurfers. Their dream and passion for their sport has paid off and they have been going for over 25 years, now with the support of TourismWA, Eventscorp, Small Business Centre & the Chambers.
The Lancelin Ocean Classic in just over one hour north of Perth, Western Australia.
Just over 30 minute before the internationally famous Pinnacle in Cervantes.
Lancelin is a small fishing town that oozes coolness! Directly off Indian Ocean Drive
Who loves you Moore, Moore River region.


More Local Legends in Accommodation

In Gingin and the Moore River Region we work hard behind the scenes to win your hospitality. Together our accommodation provider use one of Australia’s greatest accommodation website called TakeABreak. This year we have 3 of our accommodation hosts winning national awards. They are Moore River Cottages, and Woollybush Guest House B&B. Congratulation to our local accommodation providers. With your commitment to excellence for your guests, we can only see our region grow in strength.


Sleeping Beauties. Winner of the best “Uniquely Australian Bed and Breakfast”

I always knew of Woollybush Guesthouse, but I’ve never discovered it until now. We had our November tourism meeting here and Annette showcased her treasured home. Woollybush Guesthouse’s website does not show you how magical this place is. If I was distracted by Chloe during our tourism meeting, wait til you spend the weekend there with Chloe. I envy you! Annette and Phil showcased their B&B to our Gingin Tourism group and I do hope we get to have a future breakfast tourism meeting there. Annette and Phil may give five star hospitality, but with Chloe at your side, Woollybush has earned the Moore River regions first 6 star award for the best “Uniquely Australia Bed and Breakfast”. With just one hour from Perth, why would you wait for a long weekend?
Log onto www.woollybushguesthouse.com.au to see who Chloe is?


Day 20 The Propolis Promise

So what more can I expect from my Propolis from West Coast Honey.
Well, I am publicly documenting my Propolis use on my daughter Isabella. Today is day 20 and I am in love with the results that I see happening with Isabella’s Granuloma annulare episode and my belief in Propolis. I was running low on Propolis and my calculations saw me running out of Propolis, so I went to my local health food shop. I grabbed one more bottle to see me through til I made it up to West Coast Honey. Isabella had an allergic reaction to the new Propolis. I thought Propolis was Propolis but it is not. This Propolis had a peppermint extract in it. She was immediately given antihistermines and had to have the day off school as her face swelled and her lips were as big as Angelina Jolie. I have photographed her allergic reaction, but haven’t learned how to add photos to my blogs. We have missed 3 days of Propolis during our 20 day Propolis intake and the 2 days in a row I missed, I could see the difference. My personal opinion whilst having a highly allergic child is to always try new products during the day, ensure you have anti histimines and in case a reaction does happen, chemists, doctors and hospitals are usually fully staffed during the day and time is of the essence with an allergic or anaphylactic reaction
So what is your story? Tell us what great things have you experienced from Propolis?
Write in or visit West Coast Honey in the Moore River region, Gingin and tell them your story and get your supplies from our honey bees. What more could you want in your medicine cupboard, jarrah honey and Propolis.
Will keep you updated in another blog


Dip, Dip Hooray!

The Indian Ocean Drive has created many coastal opportunities. What is really great is the addition of this great Indian Ocean Drive, Fini Olives was able to bring his dream alive and open his cellar doors to his olive farm. Self Drive the scenic Indian Ocean Drive and take a dip in the Indian Ocean or paddle the Moore River. Pick and pack a picnic with your favourite regional olive oils, dips and dukkah. Create your own Summer Sizzling Self Drives and Dip, Dip Hooray your way around the Moore River region.

Self Drive the scenic Indian Ocean Drive and take a dip in the Indian Ocean or paddle the Moore River. Pick and pack a picnic with your favourite regional olive oils, tapenades. dips and dukkah. Dip, Dip Hooray


10 Reasons to Self Drive Indain Ocean Drive

Route 60, Indian Ocean Drive. 10 Reasons to Self Drive Indian Ocean Drive.
Experience the Moore River region, Turquoise Coast and unwrap one of Western Australia’s most famous natural icons, the Pinnacles.

A self drive itinerary from Perth to the internationally famous Pinnacles has never been so easy.

•Provides a safer and shorter route travelling north of Western Australia
•Freedom, flexibility and get the real feel for our region in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle.
•Multiple parking bays and overtaking lane opportunities
•Scenic Indian Ocean coastal route with viewing point at Wedge Island
•Uninterrupted sealed coastal route direct from the city of Perth, Western Australia
•The “Perfect Pinnacles” route
•30 minutes off your journey between Lancelin and Cervantes
•Increased activities and accommodation options
•Hot spot for enthusiasts that love adventurous outdoor activities
•An enjoyable drive that gives you the option to lengthen or shorten your stay


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