Get it Magazine November issue

November 2021

Take me, I’m free!

Life after adversity

Wine, dine & wind down

Lisa Curry shares the secret to a positive mindset

The GC’s best spots to eat and sleep

IT’S PARTY SEASON!

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November 2021 PUBLISHER Leanne Hart EDITOR Nicole Madigan JOURNALIST Holly Bartter DIGITAL PRODUCER Kirsty Davis CONTRIBUTORS Krysten Davis | Sarah Murphy | Jack Smith Charmaine Yabsley | Tara Kaff CREATIVE Karen Kinnersly PRINTING Fast Proof Press, Nerang CONTACT US Advertising: 0414 946 361, sales@getit-magazine.com.au EDITORIAL + WEBSITE: info@getit-magazine.com.au getit-magazine.com.au Follow us on:

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LETTER FROM

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We’ve been spared the harsh repercussions of lockdowns here in Queensland, but this month’s release of Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra residents has put a spring in the step of all Australians.

It’s perfect timing too, with party season coming into full swing!

While for many, November is all about the races - for me, though, it’s all about Christmas.

I know, I know, most people associate December with Christmas, but not me - I like to start early.

I’ve been a Christmas tragic since way back, and becoming an adult hasn’t changed that whatsoever. As soon as I get the last of the kids’ birthdays out of the way, it’s Christmas all the way.

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I’m the person who gets excited when the shopping centres start playing Christmas carols, heck, I even force the kids to listen to some good old Michael Bublé each day on the way to school.

After the year that’s been, I think we could all do with a bit of Christmas cheer.

And who better to inspire a bit of positivity in all of us than Olympic champion Lisa Curry.

In this month’s issue, Lisa shares her top tips for overcoming adversity, while Friends with Dignity founder, Zoe Scharenguivel talks about her new charitable venture, Events for Purpose.

So, get into the racing (or Christmas) spirit, grab a glass of bubbly, and enjoy our November issue of Get it Mag!

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A CAREER WITH PURPOSE Working to make a difference

DESIGNING WORLDS IN THE DARK The creepy world of Darkfield

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EAT, SLEEP, AND REPEAT Where fine dining and luxurious accommodation meet

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FINDING MY BALANCE Lisa Curry on overcoming adversity

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Designing Worlds Realscape Productions Producer & Co-Founder Nathan Alexander talks to Get It Magazine about DARKFIELD SÉANCE on the GC, designing dark, immersive experiences and how he delivers a twist on traditional theatre.

1. How did you first get into this type of producing, and was it a career you always saw yourself in?

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DARKFIELD is a series of experiences that combine technology with theatre, using 360 degree sound and other elements to place each audience member at the centre of the narrative.

As the audience is seated wearing headphones, strange worlds unfold behind the doors of shipping containers.

For SÉANCE, expect to question your own sense of reality - what was real and what was conjured up in the recesses of your imagination - as you sink into the darkness the séance begins.

I had pictured myself working backstage in theatre from as early as five years old. I have always been fascinated with how things are technically and visually achieved in a live performance.

Whenever I watch something my brain is always occupied with technical elements of a show. Prior to moving to Australia and setting up Realscape Productions with my partner Amy, I worked as stage manager and production manager for various large scale immersive theatre productions in London and around the UK.

3. Do you think this kind of experience will welcome a new audience who want a different, immersive experience this Halloween?

2. Tell us about DARKFIELD SÉANCE and what’s in store for the audience?

Surprisingly I am not a horror fan at all - I am the kind of person who hates being scared and hides behind a pillow when

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The experience is intense and can be scary for some people, but you definitely don’t have to be a fan of horror to enjoy it.

Don’t go in expecting haunted house style entertainment - it’s more theatrical and the sound design alone is so impressive.

4. Have you always loved horror/ thriller experiences personally?

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made to watch a horror film. But I do love watching the audience reactions during and after a show!

5. What does a typical day in your life look like?

No two days are the same - I’m across all elements from the initial conversations, through to building sets, touring management, to making sure the team on the ground have things running smoothly.

6. Bringing this experience to the GC, do you think it’s a city that loves something different from their entertainment?

There’s so much on offer in GC, it’s a great place for people looking for all kinds of experiences. We’re looking forward to seeing the response to SÉANCE as something that is perhaps a little more left of centre than the other offerings in the city.

7. Do you have a quote you live and work by?

Not a quote that I work by, I do say “I have an idea” a lot, which is usually followed by a lot of scheming to see whether it’s feasible or a little bit too creative...

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‘Research’ is done by scientists with years and years of formal training. It produces results that have been tested and re-tested to give us facts that are incontrovertible. Googling ‘vaccine’ is NOT doing research. If you have 100 scientists and 99 of them agree on one thing and 1 of them has a different opinion. The ‘1’ is not being cancelled- they’re wrong!

I am so excited about the prospect of unrestricted interstate travel and even….. (be still my beating heart) international travel!! I think we will appreciate being able to visit distant lands so much more than we did pre-pandemic. If only there was something we could do to help ensure that borders open??????

But wait!! There is!!! We could all get vaccinated against Covid 19!! I’ll proudly put my hand up as double vaxed (as are my kids, my husband, my dad) and apart from the slight improvement in my mobile reception due to the 5G implant, I am completely fine! I had a sore arm for a couple of days but I think this is such a small price to pay to protect those in our society who for genuine medical reasons (not whim or gluten intolerance) are unable to be vaccinated. The problem is, you can’t reason someone out of a position, that they did not reason themselves into…. So maybe the giant enormous carrot of unfettered travel, will be enough to convince people to protect themselves, when strangely the giant enormous stick of dying of a preventable disease is not enough. I solemnly swear to never mention SARS CoV 2 ever again- I’m off to optimistically plan an overseas trip for next year.xx

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Finding my balance

Australian icon, triple Olympian and co-founder of Healthy Happy You, Lisa Curry speaks with Get It Magazine’s Holly Bartter about integrity, her recent career achievements, and the changes we can all make to feel better every day.

1. What have the last few years looked like for you?

In my 50s, I’ve learned to appreciate the beauty and simplicity of the little things in life, such as enjoying a home cooked meal, taking a long walk on the beach, drinking that extra glass of wine, spending quality time with loved ones. I try not to take anything for granted and make sure to GET IT November 2021

incorporate a little laughter and a hug into each day. In recent years, I’ve also focused more on developing my company and conducting business in the most authentic and honest way to help others on their personal health journeys.

We develop quality and effective supplements and health products, plus holistic probiotic skincare, to online clinic consultations with health professionals, to free hormonal assessments, delicious recipes and educational articles.

2. Tell us about Happy Healthy You, what was the motivation behind it?

3. How common is it for women to experience a hormonal issue at some point in their life?

I’ve experienced regular mood swings since my early 20s. I know I’ve been a nightmare to live with at times – I was stressed out, irritable and quick to temper – I would turn into a different person! It wasn’t until the late 90s when I retired from swimming that I realised I suffered from a hormonal imbalance. It was this experience that led me to my now business partner, Jeff Butterworth, and started working with him on natural hormonal solutions.

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It is very common as levels of hormones naturally fluctuate at various life stages, most noticeably during puberty and in women during the menstrual cycle, pregnancy and “the menopause” which I am experiencing at the moment! Women don’t need to suffer in silence anymore and that’s what I love about our business is that it’s become an open forum for ladies to learn about their choices.

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Exercise has always been a large part of my life – it’s a great way to de-stress and have some down time in my hectic schedule. Nowadays, I’m much kinder to myself and more in tune with my body and how it’s feeling. I’m lucky enough to have a home gym where I like to work out each day. My home is on the Sunny Coast hinterland surrounded by beautiful mountain views and the sounds of nature while I work out. Often my husband, Mark, and our beautiful red kelpie, Mali, join me which is fun and motivating.

5. What advice do you have for other women looking to build their brand and unique identity - do you have a career ethos or saying that you live by?

Do something you love and do it with authenticity and integrity. Always try your best – some days can be difficult but keep persevering because you never know how things will be tomorrow.

Remember to take time out if things are too overwhelming and don’t be afraid to reach out and ask for advice or support when you need it.

6. How has COVID changed the way you work?

COVID has really taught me the value of taking some time out and making sure that the people around you know you’re there if they need you, and vice versa. Taking care of yourself mentally, physically and emotionally should always be a priority - life isn’t always about work and sometimes taking a moment to breathe can actually make you more productive and efficient in the long run.

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Imagine going to the doctor, and enjoying the experience of a day spa.

7. With such a full life, how do you balance it all?

Health is number one as you cannot operate properly without it. And it really is a sensible balance of a healthy diet, moderate exercise, a calm and happy mind, a loving family and a like-minded community, work and friendships. I always aim to enjoy each day, move each day, and eat better than I did yesterday!

Well, that’s an experience now on offer for Gold Coast women, with the launch of Her Medical.

The concept has been a dream of GP and founder, Dr Donna since she first completed her psychology and medical degrees.

“Her Medical had been a dream of mine since medical school where as a young woman I found it very challenging to find a medical centre that I wanted to go to and feel comfortable at,” says Dr Donna.

“I wanted a spa-like experience in the medical centre that included a holistic approach to ‘wellness’.

“Along the way, I have met and been inspired by various doctors who taught me not only about the science of medicine but also, the art, and provided me with the framework upon which to model myself as a doctor.”

Dr Donna says she was inspired by the quote ‘when you care, quality naturally follows’.

“That is the ethos of my work as a doctor, and the mantra at Her Medical.

“Her Medical is the reality of a very clear vision I have held in my mind from so long ago to create a beautiful, elegant space for women to attend to their health,” she says.

Dr Donna has extensive experience with all aspects of women’s health from antenatal shared care and child health, contraception, endometriosis, PCOS, menopause and everything in between.

If you have a question for Dr Donna email us at info@getit-magazine.com.au

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It’s officially party season, and with the end of lockdowns across the rest of the country, there’s a particularly festive vibe about. Get it Editor, Nicole Madigan, has rounded up the best products to get you ready for entertaining, and being entertained.

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HARTCO HOME+BODY – not all candles are made equal, and these stunners have a gorgeous aroma that hits you even before you light the wick. RRP: $26 Hartco.com.au

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THE CRYSTAL CRUSH PLATTER The Crystal Crush platter collection by Stoned Crystals – both stylish and functional, these stunning serving trays will be the envy of your guests! They’re heat proof and come in three sizes and five crystal types. RRP: From $149 stonedcrystals.com

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OUTDOOR HANGING POD CHAIR What better way to unwind and relax than being suspended in a pod chair. These are great space-saving options for any outdoor area and will instantly relax you once seated as the pod cocoons the body. Perfect for the covered alfresco/terrace area. $399 ofo.com.au

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ROUND THEORY 2020 ROSÉ Gorgeous bottle aside, Round Theory Rosé displays bright aromas of berries and tropical fruits complemented with a soft, luscious palate. A glass of Round Theory Rosé is a match made in heaven with a delicious cheese-board.

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challenges.”

“Our focus is to assist smaller charities, not-for-profits and community groups with implementing fundraising initiatives, income generation and strategies to raise awareness of their causes within the community and help them continue with their social impact,” explains Zoe.

In this field of work and balancing a demanding career with being a mother, Zoe recognises how essential it is to strike a balance between giving to others and filling up her own cup.

“So often, these smaller NFPs had the passion but were quite often underresourced and time poor.”

Her first step into the charity space was in 2015 with Friends with Dignity, a “grass roots NFP” as Zoe describes, which supports victims of domestic violence and experienced fast growth and the prestigious title of Australian Charity of the Year in 2018.

“My background is actually in the Tourism and Leisure Industry,” Zoe shares, “and I was able to use my generalist skills and experience when we founded Friends with Dignity.”

After founding not-for-profit Friends with Dignity in 2015, Zoe Scharenguivel’s career has moved from strength to strength with her new venture, Events for Purpose.

Now, Zoe sits down with Get It Magazine’s Holly Bartter to talk about important causes, creating change in the community and finding inspiration everywhere.

For Zoe Scharenguivel, launching Events for Purpose meant bringing together her unique skill set to empower important charity organisations that didn’t have the

This growth mindset, operational acumen and ability to connect with others was fueled by the passing of a close friend due to domestic violence, and since Friends with Dignity, Zoe has further honed her talents to welcome a series of new fundraising causes, starting with the Makin Family Fundraiser, for Events for Purpose.

“I have personally known the Makin Family for a few years now,” Zoe says, “and was shocked and upset when I heard about Shane Makin’s sudden brain tumour diagnosis.

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“I often remind myself that I’m unable to change the world, however, by contributing my small part, I can make a difference to so many people one day at a time. Things have become easier for me now that my children are a little older, and my husband returned from working overseas last year.

“I take such inspiration from those who have overcome their own challenges to make the world a better place, or use their influence to unite change and humanitarian impact. My beautiful Mum has always been an inspiration and has set the bar very high for me to aspire to be the best I can be and simply, a good human!”

With local outreach essential to the success of Events for Purpose, Zoe shares that the Gold Coast provides a base of people who all want to make a difference where they can.

“The GC community is very generous and supportive of each other - the gift of your time is priceless and really does have an impact on others.”

As for the future? Zoe has a clear vision for herself and her work: “I want to continue to help as many community organisations and NFPs with their growth and expansion, which allows them to continue to do their own amazing work in the community and helping so many more people.”

As our time together closes out, it’s crystal clear that this pay-it-forward mentality underpins Zoe’s success, passion and drive to make things happen.

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Noosa Rarely will you come across a resort that is so idyllic, and uniquely placed between the chic boutique shopping precinct of Hastings Street and the alluring sands of Noosa Main Beach.

When you stay at the Fairshore Noosa Apartments you will know you have found something truly special. Whether you’re looking for a romantic escape with your partner or some quality family time, Fairshore offers the ideal getaway.

The location is ideal with direct access to the beach and the renowned Hastings Street, plus all the bars, restaurants and shopping you can imagine. It’s the best Noosa has to offer.

From the luxury accommodation to the beachfront position and the high level of service, Fairshore is perfection. Its position and outlook are second to none.

The apartments are luxuriously appointed, serviced daily, fully air-conditioned with a full kitchen, and offer over-sized balconies with private sun lounges overlooking Laguna Bay. The resort itself is complemented by a beachside pool and ample deck chairs, plus full resort facilities such as gym, games room, spa, barbecue areas and secure basement parking. If luxury and relaxation is on your bucket list, then Fairshore is your answer.

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Luxurious escapes

Gold Coast JW Marriott Gold Coast Resort & Spa makes its brand debut in Australia bringing a new standard of 5-star luxury to Southeast Queensland. The hotel boasts brand new guest rooms and suites, award-winning service and a covetable location on the Gold Coast allowing guests to relax and unwind. Inspired by its natural surroundings and boasting panoramic views of both the hinterland and ocean it is also just a short walk to the Gold Coast’s white sandy beaches.

The resort pools have something for everyone including a saltwater lagoon teeming with over

300 tropical fish. There is also a freshwater pool. Surrounded by lounge areas and cabanas which offer dining options, the hotel provides an environment the whole family can enjoy.

JW Marriott Gold Coast Resort & Spa’s culinary offerings showcase regional seasonal produce of seafood and meats with an ocean/paddock to plate concept, bringing a unique dining experiences to life, making JW Marriott Gold Coast Resort & Spa the perfect location for celebrating occasions and creating joyful memories.

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bedding and pristine marble bathrooms add to the comfort of your stay. Take advantage of the hotel’s many superb amenities including a modern fitness centre and Sport Court® together with the day spa which offers everything from express treatments to full-service indulgences.

Every aspect of the day spa experience is thoughtfully customized to provide a holistic approach to wellbeing in mind, body and spirit.

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What could be better than a luxury hotel that boasts its own award-winning restaurant? We found the best spots on the Coast for you to dine and stay in style, without the need for an Uber.

Hazelwood Estate When you arrive at the gates of the new luxury retreat Hazelwood Estate you just know that you’re in for a special treat. The winding road dips down into the Gold Coast Hinterland valley before you arrive, atop of the hill, to be greeted by the breathtaking sight of the five-star 75-acre wagyu and polo farm, which boasts some serious eco-credentials. It’s the perfect place to realise your English country house dreams – General Manager Tom Simpson hails from England, just to enhance the experience there’s an air of Sense and Sensibility about your surroundings.

With so much to explore and no time to waste, set off on foot to enjoy the lush green surrounds that take in the sweeping views towards Redland and the Gold Coast’s skyline. You can take a picnic hamper, go on a guided bushwalk, visit the estate’s gardens or go horse riding – so book in early.

Tired out, head back to your cabin – choose between the luxury pavilions which boast their own freestanding bath (water provided by the resort’s own tanks) or private outdoor veranda, or a King Farm Cabin, with a private deck overlooking the hinterland. Enjoy some of the locally-sourced treats and a glass of wine as the sun sets.

If the great outdoors isn’t really your thing, then book a treatment prior to your arrival – the spa offers organic facials, massage, scrubs and wraps inspired by the riches of the Scenic Rim – or just wander up to the Club House where guests mingle beside

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the fireplace on the leather Chesterfield lounges, to enjoy the extensive wine list and play chess, curl up to read a book or just enjoy the view of rolling green hills through the restaurant’s floor-to-ceiling windows.

Then it’s time for the magic. The Paddock restaurant, directed by one of Australia’s top chefs, Cameron Matthews, who has been appointed as Chef-in-Residence has created an unpretentious, wholesome fare that demonstrates just how good the local produce is, whilst simultaneously tantalising the tastebuds.

“Our menu is built around food sourced from local markets, our very own market garden and beehives, and premier Australian producers. Our focus is on creating an incredible dining experience that will leave you inspired and full. We’re proud to share this authentic paddock-toplate philosophy with you,” says Matthews. Choose, if you can, between Matthews’ renowned beef tartare, toasted camel milk gnocchi with brown butter and coal grilled beef with salt baked potato, dill oil and potato cream.

Make sure you save room for the lightly smoked chocolate, honeycomb, roasted whole banana ice cream dessert!

After a blissful night’s sleep, you’ll enjoy a breakfast tray laden with a rustic farmer’s breakfast platter featuring black pudding pancakes, red onion jam and lardo.

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Don’t forget to visit the farm shop to take away some of the mouth-watering goodies to enjoy and ensure you have a touch of Hazelwood Estate at home.

Hazelwood Estate 422 Binna Burra Road, Beechmont, Queensland. 80 mins from Brisbane and 40 mins from the Gold Coast.

The Paddock Restaurant – Lunch or Dinner, Thursday to Sunday. Three-course $85, Two-course $75. www.hazelwoodestate.com.au

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Uncle Su The Star’s new Cantonese restaurant, Uncle Su, is the perfect place to enjoy a veritable feast, whether you’re staying at The Star’s new hotel and apartments, or if you’re a local looking for some delicious and authentic cuisine. Inspired by the cultural heritage and authentic Chinese family traditions of Executive Chef Song Yao Su, Uncle Su offers an impressive rendition of classic Cantonese cuisine, created with local Australian ingredients, each plate offers a delicious blend of Cantonese style favourites. Don’t miss a taste of the restaurant’s signature Beijing and Szechuan dishes or the Peking Duck, a speciality of Chef Song, which is marinated in chef’s own secret sauce for 24

hours before being roasted to perfection and carved at the table. And, for yum cha lovers, a specialty Dim Sum menu full of beloved classics like Char Siu Bao and Siu Mai are handmade to order each day.

If seafood is more to your liking, there’s a vast array of sensational live seafood displayed in tanks throughout the restaurant. The design is a feast for the eyes, Featuring Chinese design elements and bespoke handcrafted materials such as oversized lanterns, a golden money tree and beautiful koi fish motifs, all bathed in a sea of red, gold, cool ocean blue and jade green, the interiors add an element of vibrant energy to the space. Planning a party? There are five private dining rooms available for special events.

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If you’re feeling frazzled after some time in the casino, then take some time to wind down at a traditional Chinese tea ritual – known as ‘Kung Fu’ - under the tutelage of Uncle Su’s dedicated tea connoisseur, who is on hand to guide diners through the extensive tea menu and advise guests who are looking for a more premium experience.

There’s the selection of rare Chinese teas sourced by Chef Song himself, some that cost up to $90 per pot.

Uncle Su 1 Casino Dr, Broadbeach QLD 4218 Open Wednesday to Sunday, for lunch and dinner. https://www.star.com.au/goldcoast/ restaurants/uncle-su

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Protect your child from

DROWNING Summer is fast approaching.

Unfortunately, so is ‘drowning season’ According to Royal Life Saving, lockdowns and prolonged periods of stay at home due to Covid has drowning facilities skyrocketing.

Drowning rates for the 0-4 age bracket have increased 108 per cent in 2021. This result is devastating.

There are steps we can all do in preparation for the silly season and achieve ‘zero’ unnecessary drownings, that devastate families. ✔️ Complete a Pool Safety Checklist - Check your pool gate and fences, latches and locks are all compliant and safe. ✔️ Don’t EVER ‘prop’ pool gates open! Make sure of this if your child goes on play dates at homes that have pools! ✔️ Do YOU hold your CPR? Make sure all parents, carers and older children in the household hold their CPR. ✔️ A CPR course takes two hours to be qualified and courses are held in GET IT November 2021

multiple locations across the Coast!

CPR is a lifesaving skill. ✔️ All Australian babies, toddlers and young children should be attending structured, progressive swimming classes Make sure your children can all back float and tread water independently.

Until they can perform these skills INDEPENDENTLY they are not strong swimmers.

swimming. Avoid alcohol when around the water! ✔️ Always wear lifejackets when on the water while kayaking, in canoes, jet skiing, boat trips, when in rivers, lakes, dams, the ocean and seas. ✔️ Avoid boating or swimming alone.

STAY SAFE! AND HAVE FUN ON THE WATER THIS SUMMER!

Additionally ✔️ Don’t ever leave children in the bath alone or with other children - even to answer the phone. Always supervise! ✔️ Don’t leave pool toys in, or around pool areas - small children will climb and scale over pool fences in any way possible, especially if toys are attracting their attention. ✔️ Kids are still at risk in portable pools!

Constantly watch children swimming in portable pools and then empty as soon as they are finished their swim. ✔️ Don’t involve adults drinking alcohol while children are swimming - ALWAYS make sure there is a ‘Responsible Adult’ in charge of supervision while kids are

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Karen Baildon is the Founder and Owner of Superfish Swim Schools now in its 25th year, with five locations across South East Queensland.

Karen is a qualified Trainer and Assessor, specialising in swimming development in children.

She was a key-note speaker at The World Aquatic Development Conference 2020.

She has been a multi-time speaker at The Australian Swim Coaches and Teachers Association National Conferences and National Swim Info Sessions, talking to Swim School Owners, Managers and Teachers.

Beating back pain

Working from home has its perks - relaxed dress code and the ability to facemask while you send emails. However, it does have its shortcomings. After months and months of switching between the dining table, your bed, the sofa and maybe even your floor to set-up shop for the day, only to wonder eight hours later why your lower back aches and the onset of body stiffness is strong.

But according to X50 Lifestyle Dietitian and Performance Nutritionist Tara Kaff, there are some things you can do to reduce the severity of the pain. Here are her top tips.

Get Physical Being sedentary allows the muscles around the spine and in the back to become weak, which in turn can cause less support for the spine and lead to long-term pain. At the most basic level, physical activity means standing, walking and limiting lying down throughout the day. To take it to the

next level, try incorporating a brisk walk or light jogging. Strength training is also helpful as it targets the core and hips while strengthening your lower back, helping you better manage any pain.

Cold and Heat Therapy You may have heard that one is better than the other - but the short answer is that the best option is whichever works for you.

Applying cold and/or heat packs are both an effective strategy for pain reduction - cold therapy helps to reduce inflammation and pain, whereas heat therapy helps improve blood flow, relaxation and pain relief. If you’re lucky enough to have a bathtub, try soaking in Epsom salts for about 20 minutes, which can help ease sore muscles.

Supplement Wisely When it comes to what may help with alleviating pain - magnesium is essential for proper muscle function and acts to relieve tight, sore and cramped muscles. Proper intake of magnesium supplements also helps to calm and relax the entire nervous system and improves sleeping habits.

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why experts believe that a lack of vitamin D could make back pain worse.

Anti-Inflammatory Tea When you consume anti-inflammatory food and drinks regularly, over a period of time the potent agents within the antioxidants can play a significant role in reducing and/ or eliminating inflammatory reactions in the body.

Get Enough Restorative Sleep Research shows that sleep disturbances can make pain worse while lack of sleep can also affect how much pain a person can tolerate. Most adults should be getting around seven to nine hours of sleep a night.

Stress Less Stress can trigger muscle tension and painful spasms, so try scheduling in some stress-relief techniques and activities to your day. Such as mindfulness meditation and deep breathing - which both calm the body’s stress response. Yoga is also great as it focuses on particular poses and breathing to help with relaxation, especially when practiced regularly.

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STRONG BONES g n i d Buil

Osteoporosis is considered to be a preventable disease, and reducing the risk of osteoporosis, particularly for the over 60s, is likely to prevent many fractures, which carry high morbidity and mortality rates.

From their mid-thirties, women begin to lose bone density. After age 60, 1 in 2 Australian women will have a fracture related to osteoporosis.

Osteoporosis occurs in all age groups, genders, and races; however it is more common in Caucasians and postmenopausal women; affecting 1 in 4 women aged over 75.

Many people don’t know they have osteoporosis or ‘weak bones’ until they suffer a fracture.

According to recent statistics released by the International Osteoporosis Foundation, one in three women around the world over the age of 50, and one in five men will experience osteoporotic fractures in their lifetime.

Low bone mass and deterioration of bone

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tissue leads to an increase of fragile bones that are prone to fracture with minimal trauma, for example, falling from standing height onto the ground. The wrist, spinal vertebrae and hip, are most frequently fractured osteoporotic bones.

Increasing age, low BMI, smoking, family history and certain medications can increase the risk of osteoporosis. Other risk factors include: Other risk factors include: •

inadequate amounts of dietary calcium

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low vitamin D levels

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cigarette smoking

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alcohol intake of more than two standard drinks per day

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caffeine intake of more than three cups of coffee or equivalent per day

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lack of physical activity

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early menopause

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loss of menstrual period if if associated with reduced production of oestrogenlong-

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Screening usually starts from 70 years of age, although screening is often done earlier for women at risk who have certain medical conditions, take various medications or have a strong family history of osteoporosis.

There are some things you can do to prevent Osteoporisis, regardless of your gender.

Those include: From a young age, both men and women can take steps to prevent osteoporosis by making sure that they: •

have a healthy and varied diet with plenty of fresh fruit, vegetables and whole grains

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eat calcium-rich foods

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dbsorb plenty of vitamin D

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don’t smoke

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limit alcohol and caffein

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Exercise regularly

Your doctor can guide you on the importance of calcium and vitamin D supplementation, measures to prevent bone loss, maintain bone strength and preventing falls.

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Maintain

your health this party season!

Melbourne Cup usually signifies the beginning of the party season. Gatherings, work functions and Christmas can mean this two-month period can be filled with temptation. But, with a bit of forward planning we can overcome the party period still on track to keep our health and fitness in order. Below are a few tips to help you not only survive, but thrive!

1. Plan ahead The key during the holiday season is to plan ahead. Detailed grocery lists for all of your meals and stocking up on healthy snack items that you can put together quickly to serve to guests or enjoy with your family are key. Meal prep is a great way to ensure you always have a supply of healthy options on hand. If you’re travelling, research restaurant menus in the area so you will have a list of good options to try before you arrive.

2. Keep moving Maintaining your normal routine as much as possible will help you stay on track. Don’t leave your fitness to chance! Schedule times throughout your holiday to be active.

Find out where the nearest gym is and either work out independently or join a class or get the whole family involved by planning activities you can do together like cycling, swimming or walking.

3. Don’t forget to eat Regular meals throughout the day help regulate your insulin levels and keep food cravings at bay. Eating five or six meals a day will stimulate your metabolism into burning the equivalent amount of energy as 30 minutes of cardio!!! Try a protein-

based breakfast (check out Vision’s meals on Vision Virtual Training for some recipe ideas) to keep you on track. Have a proteinbased snack before going out for dinner so you don’t arrive hungry and won’t be as tempted to over-indulge.

determine whether you really are hungry and act accordingly. Think of cravings as a suggestion, not an order, and you have the final say!

4. Stay hydrated

If you are staying home over the holidays why not take advantage and avoid purchasing unhealthy snack foods and sweets. Having them in the house, even if you aren’t intending on eating them, means that you have to rely on willpower in moments of temptation.

Drink water to help you feel fuller and keep your body functioning well. Have a glass of water before heading out for a meal and if you are consuming alcohol, drink a glass of water between each drink. Keep your water intake up throughout the day so you don’t end up gulping down a glass or two before bed and disrupting your sleep by having to make trips to the bathroom at night.

5. Watch your alcohol consumption It’s the time of year to be ‘merry’ but calories from alcoholic beverages, especially mixed cocktails filled with liqueurs, fruit juices, and syrups add up quickly. Try to keep to ‘single ingredient drinks’ like wine or beverages that use a water-based mix.

Every glass of red wine you drink takes approximately 21 minutes of walking to burn off the calories!

6. Get some sleep Sleep is so important to our overall health and research shows that we turn to sweets and carbs when we are over-tired. 6-8 hours of uninterrupted sleep each night will do wonders for your metabolism and will ensure you have the energy you need.

10. Keep temptation away

11. Indulge selectively Rather than eating store-bought items, plan to selectively indulge in your favourite homemade holiday treats. It is too hard to deprive yourself completely over the holidays. By giving yourself permission to enjoy one or two special items, you will be able to maintain your will-power, enjoy them without feeling guilty and get back on track quicker.

12. Focus on fun, friends and family not food We know that for most of us the holidays are centred on special eating traditions, however, we hope you also remember to take time to reconnect with your lovedones and with yourself to ensure that your holidays are filled with happiness and joy!

7. Think before you eat Sometimes we eat because we are tired, thirsty, bored or stressed. Take a moment before indulging that sweet tooth and 27

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Seafood delight!

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Mid spring in queensland means hot weather and pool-side barbecues. These delicious salmon recipes are the perfect accompaniment to any family get together.

Pistachio dukkah salmon COOKS IN 35 MINS | EASY | SERVES 4

Ingredients

METHOD

2 x 300g packs Tassal Fresh Tassie Salmon (4 portions), skin off

To make your dukkah, place the sesame seeds in a non-stick frying pan over medium heat. Cook, stirring often, for 5 minutes or until toasted and golden brown. Add pistachios, coriander, cumin, and pepper and cook, stirring, for 1 minute or until aromatic. Stir in the salt and set aside to cool. This makes more than you require for this recipe. Store the remainder in an airtight container. Great on top of salads or vegetables!

1 bunch asparagus 1 avocado, peeled and sliced 2 tablespoons pomegranate seeds Lemon juice and olive oil, to dress Dukkah: 1/4 cup sesame seeds 1/2 cup pistachio kernels, finely chopped 2 teaspoons coriander seeds, crushed 1 teaspoon ground cumin 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper 1/2 teaspoon sea salt

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Preheat oven to 200°C fan forced. Brush salmon with olive oil on both sides. Place onto a baking paper lined oven tray. Spoon pistachio dukkah onto the top of each portion of salmon. Bake for 14 minutes or until cooked to liking.

Meanwhile, blanch asparagus in boiling water for 1 minute, drain then refresh in cold water. For the salad, combine asparagus, avocado, pomegranates and arrange on a platter. Drizzle with a little lemon juice and oil.

Lay cooked salmon on top of salad.

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Hot smoked salmon

with herbed couscous salad COOKS IN 15 MINS | EASY | SERVES 4

Ingredients

METHOD

350g Tassal hot smoked salmon, flaked

Put the couscous into a bowl with butter; season generously with sea salt and freshly ground black pepper. Pour over boiling water and cover bowl with cling film. Set aside for 10 minutes.

1 cup instant couscous 1 teaspoon butter 1 cup boiling water 120g Greek style yoghurt 1 tablespoon harissa 1 lemon, zest grated and juiced 1 lime, zest grated and juiced 2 red capsicum, diced finely 2 Lebanese cucumber, diced finely 1 punnet baby Roma tomatoes, quartered

In a small bowl combine yoghurt and harissa.

Put diced capsicum, cucumber, quartered tomatoes, citrus zest, and herbs into a large bowl. Add olive oil, lemon and lime juice and toss to coat.

Remove cling film from couscous bowl and using a fork, break up the couscous until there are no lumps. Add the couscous to the other salad ingredients and gently fold through.

Transfer to a serving platter and top with the flaked salmon; spoon over the yoghurt dressing.

1 bunch flat leaf parsley, leaves picked 1 bunch coriander, leaves picked 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil

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Crispy salmon

with cherry tomatoes and basil COOKS IN 30 MINS | EASY | SERVES 2

Ingredients

METHOD

1 x 300g pack Tassal fresh Tassie salmon (2 portions), skin on

Cook potatoes in boiling water until tender.

6 baby new potatoes, cut in half

Preheat a non-stick pan or BBQ to a medium heat. Cook skin side down for 7 minutes and then turn and cook for a further 7 minutes on the other side or until cooked to your liking. Remove salmon from pan and keep warm.

1/2 tablespoon olive oil Sea salt, for seasoning 1/2 punnet mixed cherry tomatoes 1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar or red wine vinegar 1/2 cup fresh basil leaves Butter, to serve

Brush both sides of salmon with oil and season skin side with salt.

Add cherry tomatoes to hot pan and toss until to slightly charred. Add vinegar to pan and toss to deglaze. Add salmon back to pan and coat with pan juices.

Toss cooked potatoes with a little butter and mint. Serve salmon topped with cherry tomatoes and garnish with basil. Enjoy with salad.

Fresh mint, to serve Mixed lettuce, to serve

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Grazing platter COOKS IN 15 MINS | EASY | SERVES 6-8

Ingredients 150g Tassal Hot Smoked Tassie Salmon, natural

METHOD

150g blue cheese 50g quince paste

150g Tassal Hot Smoked Tassie Salmon, peppercorn

Bunch of green and purple grapes

150g Tassal Smoked Tassie Salmon

150g walnuts

2 figs, halved

1 kiwi fruit, sliced

1 punnet of strawberries

3 passionfruit, halved

1 punnet of raspberries

Crackers of your choice

150g Sicilian olives

Take the salmon out of the packets and arrange on a medium sized cheese board or plate.

Arrange fruit, nuts, cheese, olives, paste and crackers on the board around the salmon, serve with cheese knives and enjoy!

150g cheddar cheese

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Horoscope Sarah Murphy

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’.

Capricorn December 22 – January 20 Your social networks are evolving with the new moon on November 5th. Mars is involved, encouraging you to forge new connections and helping you to let go of social situations that no longer serve you. A lunar eclipse on November 19th may see some changes around what you do for leisure and pleasure as you seek new inspiration.

Aquarius January 21 – February 19

The new moon on the 5th occurs in your career and reputation sector, helping to align your career goals. Mars helps to cut through stagnation, clearing new pathways. A lunar eclipse in your home and family sector might create some surprising and interesting developments; helping to purge things that are no longer required

Pisces February 19 – March 20

The new moon on the 5th begins a cycle which expands your perceptions and is opening you to new philosophies and ideas. Mars is also involved which aids in letting go of ideas that restrict or are limiting you. An unpredictable lunar eclipse on the 19th will impact your local surroundings, offering up some surreal moments.

Aries

March 20 – April 19

Sagittarius November 23 – December 21

A new moon in your subconscious sector on November 5th helps to lay new ground works around hidden or secret matters.

Mars is also involved during this new moon, which might stir things up. A lunar eclipse in your health and wellbeing sector, November 19th encourages rest to avoid burnout, focusing on letting go of draining or unhelpful habits. pathways to form. Committed relationships; new or existing from 8 November – 21 November might have some stress points revealed thanks to Mars and Saturn in strong aspect. The Full Moon on the 19th is a lunar eclipse in your money sector indicating fast change or evolution.

Taurus April 20 – May 21

November 5th sees a new moon in your relationship sector, featuring Mars the ruler of the new moon also in Scorpio. It’s a great time to trim back stagnant relationships letting new people or partnerships in. The lunar eclipse on November 19th in your health and individuation sector means taking extra care of your body over this time is important, which helps the eclipse shedding old layers at warp speed.

Gemini May 21 – June 21

Your health and subconscious sector are this month’s focus with November 5th’s new moon helping to reset goals around your health and wellbeing. Mars, the moon’s ruler also in Scorpio will motivate these goals. The lunar eclipse on November 19th in your subconscious sector is tricky. Eclipses can be volatile and unexpected.

Take it slow and don’t shy away from any unexpected feelings. It might be the perfect time to fully process and integrate what pops up.

Cancer June 21 – July 22

November 5th delivers a new moon in your leisure and social sector, motivating exploration of your leisurely pursuits, opening new pathways for relaxation and restoration. Most of November is tricky and having a lunar eclipse in your social sector November 19th might not be the best aspect as we come into the summer season. Your social sector might have some volatility thanks to the full moon’s eclipsing influence. Play it cool at this time.

The new moon on November 5th begins a fresh cycle around shared resources, allowing new

Leo July 22 – August 23

Your home and family sector host’s the new moon on November 5th beginning a new cycle with your family and / or your physical home. Mars is also in this sector, motivating any large undertakings that might be required at this time. A lunar eclipse in your career and reputation sector November 19th might be tricky to navigate, expect the pace to pick up, eclipses can bring about unexpected events or progressions.

Virgo August 23 - September 22

November’s new moon occurs in your locality sector helping to forge new relationships and new pathways in your local surroundings. Most of November is tricky thanks to mars and Saturn being in challenging aspect. The full moon on November 19th is a lunar eclipse, which influences your beliefs; helping to expand your perception into areas you least expected.

Libra September 22 – October 23

November’s new moon on the 5th is in your income sector. Its a great time to recommit to innovative and autonomous ways of raise your personal worth or new forms of income. A tricky lunar eclipse in your shared resource sector on the 19th is a potentially stressful time; eclipses can speed up event, some of them unexpected.

Be mindful of overspending this month in-case something unexpected does arise.

Scorpio October 23 - November 22

Having a new moon in your individuation sector November 5th is a personal reset. A time to reflect back on all you have achieved and what you wish to strive for as you begin a new lunar cycle. Your more motivated and committed to your individual needs thanks to mars also being in Scorpio, strengthening this new cycle. A lunar eclipse in your relationship sector on the 19th may see some people come or go from your life, relationships evolved at warp speed.

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