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April 2021

Take me, I’m free!

Body, mind, & soul

Paint the town pink Rosé Coast is coming to the Gold Coast!

Beating addiction with exercise

LOVE THE SKIN YOU’RE IN Foods to make your skin glow, from the inside out

Pole fitness Why pole dancing is taking over the GC

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LETTER FROM

Nicole Editor

I don’t think there’s a chocolate treat I prefer more, than a medium sized, hollow, Cadbury Easter egg. Each year, I start snatching them off the shelves as quickly as they appear (pretty much the day after Christmas!). And I feel pretty good about it too. After all, it’s a hollow egg, not a Cadbury Cream Egg, and I’m a firm believer in balance. The problem is though, the aftermath of Christmas always leaves the scales tipped a little to the wrong side – not enough water, not enough veggies, not enough exercise. I am trying though. I’ve joined the gym! It’s women only, and an older demographic, so it’s comfy activewear, messy hair, and no makeup. No fuss, pressure! And while I do drag my feet, and happily look for excuses to give it a miss on any given day, I’m well aware of the benefits of an active lifestyle. Not just on our bodies, but our minds as well. I think most of us would agree that when we do force ourselves to move a bit more, eat a little better, and swap the diet sodas for water, we end up with a little more spring in our step. Our heads are a little clearer, our moods a little lighter. This year, I bit the bullet, and enjoyed (endured?) a dry February. Now, I don’t drink all that much as a rule, but the festive season had seen the introduction of ‘wine Wednesday’, on top of ‘champagne Friday’ and the usual weekend frivolity - so a change was in order. By the end of the month, while I will admit to craving a chilled glass of rose’, I did feel overwhelmingly better for it – both physically, and mentally. Conversely, in March, I celebrated my fiance’s 40th birthday, and took the opposite approach, enjoyed a few (too many) wines, and spent the ENTIRE next day paying the price. Age has a way of catching up with you. For some of us, the mind/body connection in relation to good health is more extreme than others. In this month’s issue we meet Justine, who embraced exercise to beat alcohol addiction and depression. We also speak with Karina, who pole danced her way to health and happiness in her fifties. Now, I’m not sure I’ll be swinging around a pole anytime soon, but I am determined to keep my morning gym sessions going, limit the booze, and increase my veggie intake. At least for another month!

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Contents

YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT

Top foods for healthy skin

WRITING MY OWN STORY

How world travel lead to Gold Coast living

PAINT THE TOWN PINK

Rose Coast hits the Gold Coast

DANCING MY WAY THROUGH MY FIFTIES

REGULARS

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Pole dancing has taken over the GC as the new way to get fit

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LOVE IS ALL

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Finding hope and humanity amidst a global pandemic

ATTRACT YOUR BEST LIFE

FESTIVE SPARKLE How to give your wellbeing a boost today

5 ways to begin manifesting what you desire now

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Founder of Mixed Bag Copy, Gold Coast local Laura Buttigieg talks to Get It Magazine about travelling the world, finding her ‘why’, and the evolution of her writing business. 1. What’s the origin story of Mixed Bag Copy? I was living in the Cayman Islands when the pandemic began, and the island closed down. I returned to Australia and was lucky to work as a media officer, but being unsure of future travel plans, I decided to launch my own business. I have always been a writer of some sort - journalist, travel writer, court reporter, ghost writer - so I decided to focus on the things I love creating the most, hence the name Mixed Bag Copy. 2. What’s a challenge you’ve overcome to launch your own successful business? The biggest challenge for me was taking myself seriously, as strange as that sounds. I had a hard time charging people for my

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work, so there was a transition in seeing value in myself and my services. 3. You’ve done some amazing travel, tell us about that. I started working as a cadet journalist after university and took a gap year that turned into 13! I worked in London, the French Alps, the Greek Islands, Canada, and the Cayman Islands, and travelled in between jobs. After my daughter was born, I wanted to travel as much as I could before she started school. At two years old she did the five day Salkantay hike to Machu Picchu in Peru, we drove across the salt flats in Bolivia and hiked volcanoes and ancient ruins in Guatemala. 4. What does an average day in your life look like? Mornings are spent with my daughter, I usually don’t take work calls or emails until after school drop. I’ll write or edit for the majority of the day - there’s usually a mix of Zoom calls and consults with clients, other days I’ll create content most of the day or film. 10

5. Why is the Gold Coast special to you? I spent most of my childhood here so it has so many special memories for me. Talley Creek is a favourite spot to kayak with my daughter, Burleigh Hill for picnics, and Kirra for the beach. I’m anywhere with great coffee, margaritas and tacos! 6. What inspires you? My friends. The women in my life who cheer for me - I am so lucky to be surrounded by so many inspirational mentors. I also take so much inspiration from books. I read as much as I can - memoirs, biographies, and self development, those authors who stay with you years after you’ve closed the book. 7. What’s your advice to someone looking to start their own business? Get clear on your “why” and don’t compare yourself to others. You are unique, so your business will be too. Find your own voice and help raise others up - there’s so much room for kindness in business. mixedbagcopy.com

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No matter your age, finding a sport or exercise you love is essential to maintaining momentum and holistic health. Now 52, Katrina Bart shares with Holly Bartter her passion for pole fitness and the strength it’s provided her both inside and out. Looking back, Katrina Bart attributes her discovery of pole dancing to a darker period in her life which challenged her to step outside of her comfort zone. “I experienced depression and low selfesteem a few years ago, and while working with a psychologist, I decided to push my own personal boundaries,” Katrina says. “I did a canyon leap in New Zealand, had a python draped around my neck in Vietnam, and also decided to try pole dancing! An ad for a local studio popped up on my Facebook feed and I thought - well, that’s a sign! So, I joined a beginner’s class at 48.” While an important part of her life today, Katrina never imagined this would be the sport she’d gravitate towards and enjoy so much. Pole dancing surprised her in more ways than one, she says. “I was surprised at the physical strength required, but more than that, what an amazing community it is, and how supportive all the women are towards each other. I never thought in a million years that it would be something I’d do!” Blending dance, fitness, creativity and playfulness, pole dancing is fast becoming a GET IT April 2021

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The new way to get fit and have

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Based in Burleigh Heads, Rokh Fit Studio directors Phoebe Armfield and Chloe Jade fill us in on all things pole fitness, from getting started to finding your flow.

pole dancer, everyone starts as a beginner. Weight training doesn’t always translate to pole dancing either. To get better at pole dancing you need to do pole dancing!

1. Tell us about Rokh Fit, how did it launch?

4. What are the benefits?

We were teaching for a friend at her studio on the Gold Coast and she decided to close the business - we loved the concept of inclusive pole fitness for both males and females and with a lack of this on the Gold Coast we bought the equipment off our friend and started Rokh Fit!

Pole fitness is a great mix of strength and cardiovascular fitness. It helps build muscle, improves bone density, develops flexibility and mobility, and helps circulation through the cardio workout. Pole fitness also boosts confidence and releases endorphins.

2. How has the business developed over time?

5. What should someone expect when they attend one of your classes?

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The first thing is to expect to feel welcomed by both our staff and students. We start the class with a fun dance warm-up followed by strength and conditioning, we then teach a series of pole tricks and then we add them together to create a fun mini routine. We are all about positivity. There’s lots of cheering when someone masters a move, and lots of

3. What’s a common misconception about pole dancing? That you have to be strong and flexible to be able to do pole dancing - no one is born a

laughing. Expect to leave sweaty! 6. Do you feel the GC is especially receptive to pole fitness and embracing it? Pole fitness has been big in major cities for about 15 years and we have definitely seen a rise in the last five years on the coast. We were worried about what would happen after we re-opened from COVID restrictions but we have seen an explosion in numbers of new students attending classes and they are loving it. rokhfit.com.au

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A good night’s sleep for

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By Dr. Tal Friedman, Head of Naturopathic and Research and Development at Chiva-Som International Health resort. With tens of thousands of skin products available these days, it can be difficult to figure out the best way to take care of your skin. Skin is our body’s largest organ and it’s our main defense for protecting us from all of the nasty elements of the outside world. Our skin helps to keep microbes, bacteria and other environmental hazards out. Skin also protects us from ultraviolet (UV) rays, as well as converting those rays into vitamin D, which our bodies need to stay healthy and strong. Achieving optimal skin health is a combination of what you put into your body as well as what you put on your body. Let’s look a bit closer at some of the best foods to add to your grocery list to keep the inner and outer you healthy and radiant. SALMON Fatty fish, like salmon is one of the best foods to eat – for overall health and especially for healthy skin. Salmon and other fatty fish are good sources of omega-3 fats. Omega-3 fat acids are essential to keep skin thick and hydrated. Research shows that an omega-3 deficiency can cause dry skin. The omega-3 fats in fish also reduce inflammation, which can cause and aggravate acne.

AVOCADOS An avocado a day can help you feel better from the inside out. Avocados are often a popular ingredient in many face masks but they’re just as good for you on the inside. Avocados are full of healthy fats, and those fats are essential to help keep skin flexible and moisturised. In fact, a study with over 700 women found that a higher intake the types of healthy fats found in avocados was associated with suppler, springier skin. If that wasn’t enough there is also research showing that avocados contain compounds that may help protect your skin from sun damage. TOMATOES Tomatoes are rich in lycopene, a potent antioxidant that protects skin from UV damage. One study found that people who ate five tomatoes and specifically tomato paste regularly showed significantly more protection against sunburn than a control group.

In one study, after 12 weeks of consuming cocoa containing these antioxidants, participants experienced thicker, more hydrated skin. It was also shown that their skin was also smoother, more resistant to sunburn, and had improved circulation. BONE BROTH Not just bone broth but any food that is rich in collagen is a skin super food. Collagen is rich in amino acids, glycine proline and hydroxyproline. Your body can absorb these important amino acids and use them, together with vitamin C and other nutrients to form new collagen in your skin. Studies have shown that consuming collagen can improve skin elasticity, moisture and firmness, while reducing wrinkles. Dr. Tal Friedman

Next time you have some tomatoes, pair it with some avocado. Fat increases your absorption of carotenoids like lycopene. A nice snack with a double hit of skin healthy nutrients. DARK CHOCOLATE Chocolate, specifically good quality cocoa and dark chocolates, are rich in polyphenols and flavanols, which are powerful antioxidants.

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When most people think about the Gold Coast, their mind turns to sun, sand, and surf. Yet, Tamborine Mountain is one of our city’s most beautiful destinations – the green behind the gold. With sprawling terrain, walking tracks, rock pools, and stunning waterfalls, there is so much to explore at Mt Tamborine. Along with all that nature has to offer, Tamborine Mountain boasts a range of cute cafes, art galleries, antique and knickknack stores and fabulous eateries. Not forgetting the Markets on the Mountain, that can easily take up an entire afternoon. A visit to Mt Tamborine is a fantastic way to have fun and keep healthy at the same time. Enjoy one of the multiple walks or hikes and be rewarded with one of a number of gushing waterfalls such as Curtis Falls, Cameron Falls, Witches Falls, or the famous Cedar Creek falls. You will likely find that one day isn’t enough, so why not make a weekend of it and stay at one of the many cottages or cabins. It should most definitely be included on your ‘to do’ list. visittamborinemountain.com.au Tamborine Mountain image courtesy of Destination Gold Coast

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Maintaining

MENTAL FITNESS

Many people, including myself, have been led to believe that the physical and aesthetic side of health and fitness is the most important aspect. With social media being so prominent in our lives, it is hard not to get caught up with wanting to look a certain way. We see perfection, we see the best of people’s lives, we see their best angles, basically we see everything that they want us to see. But no one seems to mention mindset, mentality, and the inside struggles people face that come with health and fitness. Mental fitness is just as important as physical fitness and should not be neglected. Having a healthy mindset gives you the capability to change your perspective on life. Your mindset and inner wellbeing make up a huge part of your health and fitness, and also positively impacts the way you see yourself, your life situation, and your goals.

Studies and research show that a change in mindset can help people cope and overcome depression, addiction, anxiety, and many other conditions. But how is this achieved? Firstly, there are what is called behavioural changes. To successfully change your mindset, you need to be able to identify your negative behaviours. Identifying and understanding these traits are highly important as how you recognise these behaviours is going to be a vital part in your capacity to make change. Secondly, identifying and creating realistic and specific goals.

direction and can’t identify where they need to improve on. Thirdly, focusing on what you can control. Often, people get caught up in worrying about things they can’t control. There is always going to be situations that you won’t have complete control over, but learning to adapt to the situation as best you can, and focusing on what you can control will be the most important. Use your barriers and your failures to encourage your success. Changes don’t happen overnight. Believe in yourself, and focus on being the best version of YOU.

Identifying and creating goals also plays a very important part in achieving a positive mindset. Having realistic and specific goals helps to allow you to see your progression, and allows you to see areas where you can improve on. Many people who don’t set goals fail to change their mindset as they have no 25

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My Mind, Body & Soul Transformation Inspirational author and fitness coach, Justine Whitchurch sits down with Holly Bartter to share her story of turning her life around, finding her passion for fitness and supporting others to do the same.

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GET IT I REAL LIFE Reflecting on her life seven years ago, Justine Whitchurch is almost in disbelief at the memory of such troubling times. “It was so far removed from the life I have now... alcohol ruled every decision I made,” she says. “From the moment I woke up until I went to bed, apart from ensuring my two young children had everything they needed, being numb was my only mission.” For Justine, alcohol addiction turned her world upside down, and impacted not only her mental wellbeing but physical health as well. “The doctors told me that my life was now on the line if I did not turn things around.” A cornerstone of Justine’s transformation and recovery has been a dedication to health and fitness, introduced to her during a session with her therapist. “It was suggested that I should exercise, and reluctantly at the time, I took this advice and joined the gym.” Such a dramatic shift in lifestyle doesn’t come easy, but Justine soon saw the fruits of her efforts, both mental and physical. “I was not a willing participant at the start, but I couldn’t anticipate how fitness would become the core foundation of my wellness. With every rep, I not only gained physical strength, but I developed more resilience mentally. I am so much stronger than I ever believed I could be.” Today, Justine is a professional fitness coach and author of her first book, Sobriety Delivered Everything Alcohol Promised, and her new career fills her cup in more ways than one. “It powers me to get up every day and make a difference”, she shares, “Being able to help others find their way is what makes me tick - I always feel drawn to those that need lifting up.” Her daily routine accommodates business, family and down-time. “During the week I rise early - that was something I never did. Some days I have clients face to face or via Zoom but if I don’t, I’ll do an hour beach walk - I walk a minimum of 15000 steps a day! Then it’s breakfast, school drop-off and the gym. After that I’ll plonk myself down in a café for a day of content writing, programming and coaching calls. I make a point of winding down early in the evening.” Reflecting on her career today, Justine emphasises the importance of staying openminded as we all walk life’s path. “We’re conditioned to believe that what we thought we wanted to do in our 20s is what we should still be wanting in our 40s or later. Life changes and so do you. I know for me, living the second half of my life in a state where there is more calm and peace is vital.” Looking to the future, Justine’s focus is to be a role-model and live a full and healthy life. “One of the greatest benefits about being sober is having an insurmountable drive to achieve more. In five years’ time, I would like to be on the international public speaking circuit talking about alcohol addiction, and utilising health and fitness as a key tool in recovery.” justinewhitchurch.com.au

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Snack your way to

healthy skin Karen Fischer shares her favourite snack recipes from her new book, The Healthy Skin Kitchen. Copies are available from exislepublishing.com and wherever great books are sold.

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Beetroot Hummus

with Roasted Chickpeas and hemp seeds Sesame-free Hummus Chickpeas (garbanzo beans) make a lovely protein-rich dip that can be used to accompany crackers and vegie sticks. Prep: 10 mins Serves: Makes 1 cup

Ingredients

Method

1 x 400 g can organic chickpeas (garbanzo beans), drained and rinsed

Place all the ingredients into a food processor and blend until smooth. Store the dip in a sealed container in the refrigerator. Hummus will last for 4 - 5 days.

1 small clove garlic, minced (begin with ½ and adjust to taste) 1 tablespoon rice bran oil (or refer to ‘Cooking oil options for your skin type’ below) 5 tablespoons (100 ml) filtered or spring water

Variation Beetroot Hummus

Make Sesame-free Hummus as above. Then peel and grate a small fresh beetroot and add 2–3 tablespoons of the grated beetroot to the hummus and blend until smooth

Roasted Chickpeas Roasted chickpeas (garbanzo beans) are a low GI, protein-rich snack that is easy to make. Prep: 5 mins Cooking Time: 30 mins Serves: Makes 4 servings

Ingredients 1 x 400 g can organic chickpeas (garbanzo beans) drained and rinsed 1 teaspoon oil (refer to ‘Cooking oil options for your skin type’ below) 1/4 teaspoon quality sea salt (fine, not coarse)

Method Preheat the oven to 200°C (400°F) and line a large baking tray with a silicon mat or baking (parchment) paper and set aside.

Drain and rinse the chickpeas thoroughly in fresh water using a strainer/colander and gently pat dry with a clean tea towel. Place the chickpeas into a sealable container along with the oil and salt, secure the lid and gently shake to evenly coat the chickpeas with the seasoning and oil. Then spread the chickpeas in a single layer on the tray. Bake for 20 minutes, then roughly attempt to flip over the chickpeas with an egg flip and cook for another 10 minutes or until crunchy. Serve warm or cold and store the remainder in a sealed container in the refrigerator.

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Cashew Butter

This delicious nutty spread is a fantastic butter and margarine substitute and (in my humble opinion) it’s much nicer than almond butter. Spread this mineral-rich butter onto celery sticks or toast, such as Sweet Potato Toast Prep: 10 mins Serves: Makes 1 jar

Once the spread has thinned out and is fairly smooth, transfer it to a clean/dry jar or container, seal with a lid and store in the refrigerator.

Ingredients

Cashew Butter can be kept for 2–3 weeks in the refrigerator, or maybe longer if you have sterilized the jar and lid correctly. It probably won’t last that long … I eat mine pretty quickly.

1 1/2 cups raw cashews (unsalted, do not soak) 2 teaspoons oil (refer to ‘Cooking oil options for your skin type’ below) 1/4 teaspoon quality sea salt

Variation

Method Place the cashews, oil and salt into a highspeed food processor or nut butter blender and blend on high until it resembles breadcrumbs.

Salted Caramel Nut Butter Make Cashew Butter as above and add 3 teaspoons of real maple syrup, 2 tablespoons of filtered or spring water, ½ teaspoon of carob powder and two pinches of coarse sea salt (optional) during the processing stage for a sweet and salty nut butter which is perfect for spreading onto toast.

Be patient as it can take time for the spread to liquefy. Frequently switch off the food processor and scrape down the sides then blend again until it forms a thick spread. If it turns into a ball, continue to blend it and then scrape down the sides.

Caramelized Leek Sauce

This chunky and deliciously sweet sauce makes any dish taste amazing. Prep: 3 mins Cookin Time: 7 mins Serves: Makes 1 cup

Ingredients 1 medium leek, green leafy part removed, end trimmed

Cooking oil options for your skin type

1 tablespoon filtered or spring water

Look up your skin type to find the right cooking oil for you:

1–2 tablespoons real maple syrup 1/4 teaspoon quality sea salt

Acne or oily skin types: no cooking oil is best (water fry instead) or use a little extra virgin olive oil as it won’t make your skin oilier. Coconut oil may be okay but best to limit it and avoid all other oils.

Method Wash the leek layers to remove the dirt then finely slice the white parts and palest green parts of the leek. Heat the water in a saucepan on medium heat, and saute the leek until very soft.

Eczema, psoriasis and other skin rashes: no cooking oil (water fry instead) or use rice bran oil and pure sunflower oil (check there is no antioxidant), as they are the low salicylate and low amine options that also boost skin hydration. Use in moderation only.

Add the maple syrup and sea salt and cook on low heat for another few minutes until it’s sticky and golden.

Beet Cream

Dry skin types or ageing skin (no rashes): pure sunflower oil (no antioxidant) or rice bran oil are the first choices. Coconut oil and extra virgin olive oil may be suitable if you do not have eczema or skin inflammation (see also ‘Normal skin types’ below).

This chunky and deliciously sweet sauce makes any dish taste amazing.

Normal skin types (no skin inflammation): coconut oil or extra virgin olive oil (they are high in salicylates and amines but if you do not have chemical intolerance they are good choices). Both of these oils burn easily as they have a low smoking point (the pan will billow smoke quite quickly) so if you need to use high heat opt for rice bran oil as it has a high smoking point, therefore it is safer to cook with.

Prep: 3 mins Cooking Time: 7 mins Serves: Makes 1 cup

Ingredients 1/4 cup raw cashews (soaked in hot water for 20 minutes) 2 1/2 tablespoons finely grated beetroot (S) 1/4 teaspoon quality sea salt 1 fresh clove garlic, crushed, or 1 teaspoon of garlic powder

» Paleo note: paleo oils are coconut oil and extra virgin olive oil and paleo milks are hemp milk, cashew milk and coconut milk.

1/2 cup filtered or spring water

Method

» Vegan note: all mentioned oils (above) and milks (below) are vegan-friendly so refer to your skin type for your best options.

To prepare the Beet Cream, drain the cashews and add the grated beetroot, salt, garlic and water to a high-speed blender and blend until smooth.

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Get set to watch the Gold Coast turn pink, with the arrival of Rosé Coast - the ultimate beach party, combining delicious wines, scrumptious food, and a whole lot of fun.

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The inaugural event will take place against the backdrop of the iconic Broadbeach skyline, where guests will discover an impressive line-up of Australian rosés alongside beers, ciders and cocktails. And all this, accompanied by a curated menu of gourmet food. The event will be brought to life by event producers Kristen Francis and Margot Natoli, renowned for the awardwinning Wine Island, Sydney Harbour, and Sparkling SYDNEY respectively. Francis says the beachfront location on the Gold Coast is an idyllic venue to sip the day away, and was their first choice to stage the event. “Everyone involved has worked hard to put the event together, given circumstances over the last year, so we’re very excited to finally share the news that we will be hitting Gold Coast shores this May,” says Francis. Rosé Coast will be showcasing a huge variety of the best rosé from more than 20 wine growing regions across Australia, including prosecco, sparkling rosé, rosatos and frosé. “These will be complemented by alternative options such as sparkling, red and white wine, Brookie’s Byron Gin, Brix Distillers from Sydney, Matso’s Brewery and Gage Roads Brew Co. from WA, along with the Wine Selectors Discovery Bar, all matched with a carefully curated gourmet food offering by Gold Coast legends, In Season Catering,” says Francis.

Expect to indulge in locally sourced produce including cheese and charcuterie platters, freshly shucked oysters, burgers, seafood, Italian, gelato and more, with catering set to pair with the premium wine on offer. The event will be more than just a party for your tastebuds, with a range of beach games and masterclasses on offer, including wine education and wine tasting in the Wine Selectors beach pavilion, including their legendary Silent Disco Drops, matching wine to music.

ROSÉ COAST Date:

Saturday 1 May 2021

Time:

11am-6pm

Location: Kurrawa Beach, Broadbeach Cost: General Admission tickets from $49 VIP Beach Club tickets from $139 VIP Beach Cabanas from $2,490 (for up to 10 people)

Beachgoers can also awaken their inner artist at the Pinot and Picasso art classes or sand sculpting workshops. Or if relaxation is more your style, sit back and let Endota spa Broadbeach look after you with a massage and skin consultation. Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate says the event is a perfect fit for the city, particularly in the aftermath of COVID-19 restrictions. “A key focus of our new major events team is to expand and diversify our annual events program,’’ he says. “This event fits that bill perfectly. I applaud the organisers for seeing their way through the challenges of COVID-19 and making Rosé Coast Gold Coast happen in 2021. “Let’s raise our glasses to bubbles, beers, ciders and cocktails.” Tickets range from $49 for standard tickets, or $139 for exclusive access to the VIP Beach Club.

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Family and Relationship Law and your

Health

Everyone knows that separation isn’t easy. In fact, relationship breakdowns are known to be one of life’s most stressful experiences. But with so many practical steps to take throughout the process, it’s easy to push the stress to the side, in order to focus on getting the job done. The effect of separation on your health, both mind and body, is one of the most important, yet commonly overlooked factors that should be considered throughout the process of separation. One of the first and most important questions that I ask of all clients during our first consultation is how they are coping, mentally and physically, with the separation. Upon separation, often the first appointment made is with an advisor, a lawyer, or an accountant. GET IT April 2021

Most often, the focus is on the financial cost of the separation, the entitlement, the legal expense involved. Whilst these are important considerations, in my view they should rank second to the consideration of your health. Separation is an emotional rollercoaster and will have ups and downs. Whether it is the first time, second or third time that you are going through a relationship breakdown, it doesn’t get any easier. It is therefore imperative that you not only have capable legal and financial advisors, but also health professionals to guide you through and to offer you support. Mental health should be a priority and the support of a psychologist, psychiatrist or counsellor is invaluable. Physical health will often also be detrimentally affected during the separation process, and so healthy 34

eating, and living should be a high priority. Group classes or personal trainers can not only benefit through exercise, but also the social interaction can help take the mind away from the negative thoughts. Resisting the temptation of an unhealthy lifestyle and instead focusing on wellness will lead to an easier path. Choosing the right support team is an important step in family and relationship law. At Richardson Murray we have a network of professionals who are experienced in matters arising because of a separation and who understand your needs. We care for our clients and ensure that they have a shoulder to lean on and a hand to hold. We will make sure that you not only receive the right legal advice but also proper guidance. We go further.

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Gemini May 21 – June 21

Horoscope Find out what’s in your stars, with popular astrologer Sarah Murphy. Connect with Sarah and request a personal reading at luminary-astrology.com; find her on Instagram @luminary_ astro and Facebook ‘Luminary Astrology’.

Cancer June 21 – July 22

Mars shifting into Cancer in late April is something to keep an eye on, Mars likes to agitate the emotional waters of Cancer and the triggers will be stronger than usual. Venus helps by creating pleasing and attractive social dynamics, so from mid-April onwards, it’s a great time to get out and mingle, helping to smooth over any harsh edges. The New Moon in your career and reputation sector April 12th is a wonderful re-boot for career ambitions and starting a new chapter.

Leo July 22 – August 23

Venus moving into your career and reputation sector always attracts attention and benefits. Uranus being co-present means some of these benefits / compliments might be surprising or unexpected. Mars shifts into Cancer late month, which could stir up the emotional depths or helps cut through any difficult emotions that you have been trying to work through, helping your emotional wellbeing.

Virgo August 23 - September 22

This month’s New Moon on April 12th is in aspect with Venus and Mercury, creating a supportive and ingenious new phase regarding your resources and external sources of finance. New innovations in this area of life is supported. Mars moving into your social sector later in the month could see micro-aggressions or emotional outbursts. Patience and nurturing help smooth over any stirrings within your social networks.

Libra September 22 – October 23

Aquarius January 21 – February 19

Scorpio October 23 - November 22

Pisces February 19 – March 20

Having a strong New Moon in your relationship sector, helps you in asserting yourself within relationship dynamics, allowing your needs to be heard and supported. Mars shifts into your career and reputation sector towards the end of the month, creating lots of action and momentum to get things done. This also sees your reputation as the velvet hammer strike a supportive chord with many as you combine nurture and individuation.

Venus moves into Taurus April 15th making your relationships more dynamic and sensual; things really begin to spark on the relationship front, no matter what context. The Full Moon at the end of the month doubles down on this, allowing you to see your strength of bonds with others and highlighting those relationships that no longer work. The New Moon on April 12th begins a new cycle of improvement around health and vitality.

Venus shifting into your home sector mid-month is the perfect time for any re-decorations or re-arranging to bring the pleasure focus back into the home. Mars moving into your health and wellbeing sector, motivates health routines, supporting water-based activities for deeper feeling of release and wellbeing. Your home and career sector are highlighted with April’s Full Moon, hinting at realigning the balance between the two.

Mars moves into your creative and children sector, helping motivate a deeper emotional connection to both topics. Mars can agitate so any frustrations or stirrings are best dealt with a nurture and softer approach. April 12th New Moon in Aries, begins a new cycle in your income and values sector, helping you to have a self-assured direction for the next six months.

Sagittarius November 23 – December 21 Aries This month’s New Moon on April 12th enlivens your creative sector helping to fuel your appetite for pleasure and activities that nourish you. Venus shifts into your health and routine sector helping to lift your energy for life’s more laborious activities. By end of the month Mars moves into Cancer which could see some turbulence for any external resource or debts and loans, be mindful of trying to wrestle something into place if it’s not working.

Capricorn December 22 – January 20 Your home, family, ancestor sector has a lovely New Moon April 12th with Venus and Mercury involved; this brings in both pleasure and communication. Venus then shifts to your creative sector which enlivens and supports connection to children and creativity. Mars shifting into your relationship sector, might create some micro-aggressions. Look deeper, nurture and a soft approach might be what is being called for.

Taurus April 20 – May 21

The Full Moon on April 27th occurs in Scorpio opposite your sign, making it easier to see underlaying complexities or dynamics within your relationships. Venus enters your sign April 16th bolstering your general vibe and making things freer flowing. Mars entering Cancer late in the month, might see a rise in micro-aggressions in your local surroundings, keep your cool.

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The Aries New Moon on April 12th will re-configure and consolidate plans, which helps guide you over the next six months. Venus and Mercury conjoin this lunation and are a positive influence; attracting like-minded people, business plans or communications. Mars entering Cancer on April 24th brings additional baggage to any big power moves.

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Astrology is an ancient timing technique that constantly inspires with its cyclical nature, and Sarah’s focus is to work the energetic weather-scapes to its highest forms and functions, allowing a greater understanding of life’s ebbs and flows.

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The New Moon on April 12th in Aries brings about a fresh change within your social groups and networks. Mercury and Venus hanging out on both sides of this lunation brings about fresh and pleasing social interactions and dynamics. The Full moon April 27th shines its attention towards your health and wellbeing, focusing on wellness and retreat. Taking some time out works

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