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Lifestyle
Gordonvale

Q&A
with Brett Moller, Local councillor

What work has been done behind the scenes to spark the
Gordonvale "retail renaissance"?
I think my election commitment to have Cairns Regional
Council develop and implement a Gordonvale Economic
Development plan has brought a specific focus on what
Council can do to encourage investment. We have then
followed through with implementation of a number of projects
in and around the town centre to give the place a real lift.
Council’s deal with the State Government to acquire the
Greenpatch area adjacent to the Mulgrave River and
formalise it to a 40-site RV Park with new toilets and
showers is an exciting tourism and economic development
project for the town.
The work put in by local landlord Daryl Cutuli and Trolley
Café’s Ian Tunbridge to revitalise Bryce’s Arcade has been
nothing short of amazing. I’d also like to acknowledge the
small business owners who have come into town to invest
and start businesses. It is so good to see.

Nambini

74 NORMAN STREET

Packed full of fashion, gi ts and accessories, visit Nambini
to discover vibrant colours and a stylish and fun
homewares. ey stock a range of clothing sizes. ere is
always something new to check out.

CMK Hair

96 GORDON STREET

e professional team at CMK are always on trend with the
latest styles and cuts and are continually up to date with the
latest styling methods, including permanent hair straightening,
precision cutting and superior colour techniques.

Coco Sushi

SHOP 6
46 NORMAN STREET

And… a ter all that shopping, what more could you want than
some fresh and yummy sushi? It’s a first for Gordonvale, and
the locals are excited!

Upcycle Studio

58 NORMAN STREET
Get inspired and find something really unique at
the Upcycle Studio, from clothing and accessories
to homewares and furniture. is boutique is
seriously fashionable.