Not a bad pizza place - they do other Italian dishes, but so far I have only had their pizza.

They offer quite a range, in a variety of sizes, and they are pretty good - a step above the fast food pizza places that are out there. My only criticism would be the price. I know gourmet pizzas are a little more expensive but I'm not sure the price is justified. But when they are the only pizza place in town, I suppose they can justify the price.

Whether eating in, or taking away, this is a good place to get your Chinese food from. I've been having take-away food from here for a while, and the other night we decided to dine in and try one of there banquets. We were not disappointed. The table service was good, the mains came out just as we were finishing the entree, and the desserts arrived just when we were done with the mains, as you'd like it to be. The variation in the banquet we had was quite good, and we'll have to go back to try one of the other ones next time.

I work for a couple of pools, and I have found the guys at Aqua-Power to be very professional, very helpful, and very open and honest. No problem is too big or two small, and they are always trying to provide us with the best options available.

Maudy's is a very nice place to have a good meal. It's quite a cosy atmosphere, which allows the staff to give you prompt service, and to ensure that you are being well taken care of.

The do breakfast, lunch and dinner, and stock a decent range of wine, beer and spirits.

My friend and I had seafood starters, and the chicken makhani for the main, and the kids had the chicken schnitzel and chips. The seafood for the most part was good, the only real let down being the tempura prawns. I'm not sure whether it was the batter, or the heat was too high when cooking them, but they didn't quite taste right. The chef replaced them, but there was still the same taste problem. The curry was quite exceptional, and well worth going back for. The kids meal seemed a little small, and could perhaps have had some salad on the plate.

I know that new staff have taken over, so these might just be a few teething problems. That said, I'd be more than happy to go back some time.

Approximate cost: $20 - $40

A good primary school in a nice little community. There are less than 100 children at the school, allowing the teachers and children to form a close bond.

The school offers several after school activities throughout the year, as well as some very good activities during school hours.

A good stepping stone for the children's future!

These guys are great - they sell petrol, hire DVDs, well essentials, and make fantastic food. The owners are fantastic people, and always go the extra mile for you.

Just don't bang on their door after hours - they need their rest, too!

A great little pizza place. I have have several of their pizzas, and they all have been great. I really suggest getting a garlic pizza as a starter.

And they stock Dr Pepper, which is a bonus for me!

A nice little swimming pool in a quiet little town. The thing that caught my eye as I was having a swim is that they have a jumping castle there as well, and that they hire the venue out for events at a reasonable price.

Well worth a visit!

Having just come to town, I was delighted to see there was a decent pool, open at decent hours, and staffed by friendly people.

The pool is reasonably priced, and is a nice place to have a splash, or to take the kids. They have a great waterslide and a kiddies pool, as well.

I'm looking forward to spending many more hours there this summer!

Approximate cost: $4 Adult

A small petrol station, that is also a garage, panel beater, and RACQ outlet. The petrol prices here haven't changed in the last month, so you can be fairly certain that the price is a constant. This can be a good or a bad thing, depending on how the petrol prices fluctuate on the coast.

Fortunately, I haven't had to use the RACQ or repairs section, but I have heard good things about them.