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Remembering Elizabeth ‘Betty’ Birch

Tamborine Mountain resident Betty Birch has died at the age of 83 after several years of illness. She is remembered for her devotion to family, her love of cooking and her collection of teddy bears. Born in Victoria in 1942, Betty later moved to Queensland with her husband Richard. The couple ran a bed and breakfast on Tamborine Mountain, where Betty took over the local shop Teddies on Tamborine. The shop drew collectors from across the country and overseas until changing retail habits and online shopping led to its closure.

Remembering Elizabeth ‘Betty’ Birch
realestate.com.au· A while agoProperty

Downsizing key to unlocking housing supply as over-55s hold millions of spare bedrooms

A new realestate.com.au report says 88 per cent of households aged 55 and over have at least one spare bedroom, and 60 per cent have two or more. Two-bedroom homes were the clearest preference among downsizers, while low-maintenance living was their top priority. Many homes built from 2016 to 2021 were one to three bedrooms, showing a gap between supply and downsizing needs. Stamp duty costs and the hassle of moving were cited as barriers.

Downsizing key to unlocking housing supply as over-55s hold millions of spare bedrooms

Port Stephens pickleball ace Emily Wilson claims four medals at Australian championships on the Gold Coast

Emily Wilson was the most decorated player from the Port Stephens Pickleball Club at the 2026 Australian pickleball championships on the Gold Coast. She won gold in the 19+ Women's Skinny Singles and silver in two events, plus bronze in mixed doubles. Twenty club players returned with 14 medals in total from the event at Pimpama Sports Hub, which drew more than 1300 players. Club president John Grace praised the squad's performance. Nine members reached the podium across singles, doubles and mixed doubles divisions.

Port Stephens pickleball ace Emily Wilson claims four medals at Australian championships on the Gold Coast

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