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Business growth in Mawson Lakes We're up to Issue 97 and rapidly approaching our 100th issue of Mawson Lakes Living. In October we'll be marking the centenary issue with a big community party like Mawson Lakes has never seen before.

Our Centenery Celebration will be a Twilight Concert on 18 October featuring the gorgeous opera star Grace Bawden in the floodlit grounds of the University Courtyard.

In addition to a spirited night of popular musical entertainment there will be free pancakes and free ice creams for ticket holders. Book your tickets online now for this must-attend glamorous event.

(See opposite for details).

Last month, Treasurer Joe Hockey reported that 96% of businesses in Australia are small businesses. Well, here in Mawson Lakes we have a number of small businesses that are doing

very well, and this month I‘ve been talking with some enterprising and enthusiastic local business owners. As you read our four business profiles in this issue keep in mind the Treasurer’s words: "Our new world is all about small business."

As well as fostering small business, Mawson Lakes is attracting big business. Codan (manufacturers of electronic and communications equipment globally) will be bringing 250 staff to Technology Park in a venture that is the largest leasing deal in Adelaide in nearly two years. A report on this story will be in an upcoming issue.

Pelicans are a ubiquitous sight in Mawson Lakes so it was easy for me to make the Mawson Lakes Living Editor’s Award at this year's Watershed Art Show. The minute I walked into the gallery I was drawn to Carol Scholich's painting "Pelicans Together". The prize is the cover of this month’s magazine and a financial gift to the artist. Read about the painting and the artist on page 6.

Linda Vining

Editor, Mawson Lakes Living Living Legend, City of Salisbury

"After all these years, I am still involved in the process of self-discovery.

It’s better to explore life and make mistakes than play it safe.

Mistakes are part of the dues one pays for a full life." - Italian actor Sophia Loren.

Creative design by Nicole Aspinall, design@mawsonlakesliving.info Photographs by the editor, unless otherwise credited.

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Community Conversations

have your say...

Nowhere to play I have three children aged 4, 2 and 1. Mawson Lakes is in desperate need of a toddler-friendly playground. For a suburb promoted as a great place to raise a family, there's not a single suitable place to let the little ones safely explore. High platforms with minimal barriers, no gates to stop toddlers running onto roads or into lakes, and tired old equipment more suitable for 7-12 year olds, is all I can find. I have to drive to other suburbs with small, gated playgrounds and wonder why we do not have such facilities here. I do hope to see some updated, safer equipment, and most importantly, gates, before my children have all grown up. It would be a welcome change to the exhausting and stressful playground visits my husband and I currently undertake. - Caitlin Bormann Ed: Playgrounds are a Council responsibility. Make your needs known by contacting our local elected members Steve White or Brad Vermeer at Council on 8406 8222 Who's a good tradie?

Mawson Lakes is now a well established area and I have noticed that a number of the house facades are in need of repainting and repair. Just wondering for those residents who have already been through the repainting process if they have any tradie recommendations they can suggest.

Just don't know where the start? - Melissa Purvis Editor: MLL is often asked for local tradesman so we would like to run a Tradies page. If you are a trades provider call me about putting your business card in MLL. Iconic publication I believe Mawson Lakes Living is iconic and the most community focused production I have seen.

Thanks for the magazine. - Chris Stow.

Age is a very high price to pay for maturity.

Mawson Lakes has one of the highest property turnover rates in Australia.

In 2014 the total number of sales was 461 (RPData).

The highest proportion of sales was to Chinese and many of these were investors. Buyers are attracted by the excellent facilities and the university.

Median house price is $450k and median rent is $370 per week.

Michael Vaselli - Harcourts Real Estate Vehicle scars I took note of the comment in the May issue on "Trucks on walkways" and now I want to add to this concern with an example of the damage caused by vehicles in our parklands. Every morning I walk to and from the rail interchange and I have seen heavy work vehicles parked in the parklands as they build an addition to the school. The trucks and buildrers have gone but they have left behind a huge mess of broken gutters, dead grass and deep gullies of mud.

This morning after rain I could not walk on the footpath because it was covered in thick, slippery mud washed down from the vehicle tracks.

Who do I sue if I take a fall on this mess?

- B Battersque

Got something to say? Know something we don’t? Got an interesting story?

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Watershed Art Prize Mawson Lakes Living is pleased to have sponsored the Watershed Art Prize again this year with an Editor’s Choice Award. The winning piece titled Pelicans Together by Carol Scholich is on the cover of this issue.

The Watershed Art Prize is an intitiative of the City of Salisbury to encourage awareness of water as a precious resource and a significant environmental management issue.

The winning piece was selected by Linda who was drawn to the painting the minute she walked into the gallery because the pelican is frequetly seen in the parks of Mawson Lakes and the surrounding wetlands.

Hobby artist Carol Scholich works from home, where she paints mainly animals. She says she is particularly fond of birds. "The Pelican is such an unusual bird, very artistic and dimensional."

Carol likes her art to be realistic, but she favours the addition of modern colours- as seen in Pelicans Together- the shape is clearly a Pelican, but the tones are more expressive. She has utilised silver leaf in the background and the birds themselves are painted using acrylic dimensional paint.

Carol was raised in a family that encouraged artistic development. Her mother painted, and she passed the talent and love of art onto the following generations. Carol’s own three daughters live in Mawson Lakes too and are highly awarded artists, having won numerous art prizes themselves.

As a child Carol won many colouring competitions but it wasn't until she was a married woman that she discovered her painting abilities. She then started to sell her work and developed an interest in animal portraiture.

The Mawson Lakes Living award is not Carol's first painting accolade. She has won several people's choice awards and she said she is honoured her piece has been selected to appear on the cover of the magazine. - Nicole Aspinall Carol is conducting FREE painting lessons at Life Church above the dentist in Mawson Lakes.

Wednesday mornings, 10-12 during the school term.

Bring your supplies and your creativity and Carol will share techniques with you. Call 0420 296 903.

Mawson Lakes Music Appreciation Club

Join us on the 4th Sunday of the month, in a local home, from 5pm to 8pm. Dinner is served.

Sunday 26 July A celebration of the female voice from Opera to Pop

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What destinations are on top of your bucket list?

Six years all up. After a small break from travel I couldn’t keep away.

South America and the Maldives.

Where is your favourite destinations?

Research your destination and ensure you are well equipped with everything you need beforehand.

Vegas Baby! I have been seven times, and plan on many more. No matter what you are after in a holiday, Vegas has it.

Favourite thing to do while travelling?

Finding hidden treasures – restaurants, bars and local musicians.

What do you never travel without?

A fully charged camera and a back up to store the photos on. Pictures are the best memories you have once the holiday is over!

Best tip for first time travellers.

What is your claim to fame?

I used to swim competitively against girls who went on to make the Olympic and Commonwealth Games teams.

Where are you travelling in 2015?

I recently returned from a luxury Safari of South Africa in May and will be heading to the Mediterranean for a Cruise on the Celebrity Constellation in July.

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New Business - DESIGNTP Interactive Marketing Is your website mobile friendly? That is, has your website been adapted to a smart device? Can an internet searcher find your website on a phone or tablet without tapping or zooming or horizontal scrolling?

Trish Pollock from Designtp Brand Communications, said that Google mobile-interactivity is a major change in communication strategy that will influence your position on the google mobile search.

Award-winning Trish who has just opened her brand communications business at Innovation House in Mawson Lakes said that online communication applications are changing and anyone with a website needs to be familiar with a handful of the newer updates or their website could be given low search priority.

essential to choose the channels of engagement that best suit your product or service and understand your customers' buying process," she said.

"Many businesses make mistakes that lead to stagnant growth. This includes lack of consistency across media, weak definition of their selling "The way that business engages with its audiences proposition and incorrect identification of their through digital media including social media is changing target audience. Little things can be implemented and it certainly isn’t a one size fits all scenario. It’s to help small business build successful brands."

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"I love that fabric. You were lucky to find so much of it."

With a degree in business and a degree in design, as a graduate from the Polaris Centre Mentoring Program and with a clear business plan, Trish is well on her way to achieving her goal. Ed

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New hi-tech business - IPACS High value, hi-tech road to the future In our changing business climate a successful future for Australia will depend on innovative technology companies rather than large scale manufacturing.

IPACS is an innovative business in advanced technologies that exemplifies how innovative engineers are developing smart internet-based applications for a global market.

IPACS in Technology Park designs software for mining, defence and energy industries that allows them to operate in remote areas at a distance. For example, a mine in outback Western Australia can be operated by computer platforms in Perth or Adelaide, or any other remote operations centre.

General Manager of IPACS, Dr Vinay Sriram, said these new applications will reduce operating costs in industry, increase control over assets and improve workplace safety.

"We monitor every aspect of an operation by computer so that productivity is improved.

Machinery is monitored and repairs are made ahead of failure, hence equipment can be used more intensively and for longer periods of time."

IPACS is led by a father and son team of engineers.

Father Kailash Nath Sriram is the Managing Director and he and his engineer-awardwinning son Vinay are forging new alliances with universities and companies around the world in exciting ventures in asset management.

Minister for Manufacturing and Innova tion Kyam Maher MLC (centre) at IPACS with Kailash Sriram and Dr Vinay Sriram

"Collaboration is a key component in developing new technology applications so we located in Mawson Lakes for its proximity to the university," said Vinay.

This year IPACS launched the Remote Asset Management Centre (RAMC) that monitors the real time performance of mining vehicles, smelters, industrial operations and mining equipment. They have received encouraging support from the SA government. The official launch of RAMC will be later this year. Ed

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Brain Benders - a test of comprehension of MLL plus your general knowledge Photo: Peter Bertossa

Answers throughout magazine and on page 30 1. What is the name of the artwork featured 9. If you walked into a coffee shop and asked on the front cover of this issue of Mawson for a macchiato what would you get?

Lakes Living?

10. Name Johnny Depp’s two Yorkshire 2. What does the musical direction terriers. "lentissimo" mean?

11. What nationality is golfer Vijay Singh?

3. How many wings does a butterfly have?

12. Teppanyaki cuisine comes from which 4. What sport takes place in a velodrome? country?

5. What is "a pig in a poke"?

6. What is the new name for Burma?

7. Where in Mawson Lakes is the 'Garden of Edden'?

8. Name the SA Minister for Manufacturing and Innovation.

13. Which nursery rhyme character was sitting on a wall when he had a great fall?

14. In New Zealand what is a hongi?

15. In Italian "giallo" is the word for which colour?

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New Business - GARDEN OF EDDEN This month the Garden of Edden, a holistic centre offering yoga, reiki, nutritional counselling, massage and life coaching, will open in Mawson Lakes (see opposite page for details).

Business owner Jill Scutter who comes from a background in the travel industry has lived in Mawson Lakes for several years. She has transformed the site of Angelic Touch in Hurtle Parade into a gentle haven to help clients build healthy and positives relationships.

"If you are feeling tired, lethargic and stressed from a hectic life or a high-pressured job or the demands of your personal life, we want to help you restore the balance in your life and we have some special opening offers to introduce you to our natural healers and consultants," said Jill.

A deep-seated philosophy of family wellbeing and natural remedies drives Jill in her business venture. As the mother of a 4-year-old she has a special interest in children and will be running

classes for children over the age of 3 that involves stretching, breathing, meditation and relaxation. She is also arranging classes with a teacher who specialises in children with special needs.

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The front of the Garden is a retail shop selling products such as crystals, salt lamps, fend shui items and locally made candles. Jill makes her own pure sprays for sale. Popular products are the lavender-based calming spray, the prosperity spray which is a mix of lemon myrtle and geranium and the smudging sage-based spray.

The family-oriented centre has yoga classes for children, school groups and seniors which run during the evenings and on Saturday, "The Garden is a small intimate space where we can tailor activities and classes to suit all needs," said Jill.

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Mawson Lakes Beach has volleyball seasons running year round and grades to cater to any level of player. So it is never a bad time to get involved in volleyball.

Mawson Lakes Beach is also available to be hired out for functions and events. We offer a number of packages that can be customised to meet your requirements.

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How long do sneeze germs survive?

Cold and flu germ-laden droplets may remain infectious for several hours, depending on where they fall. Factors such as the amount of virus deposited on a surface and the temperature and humidity of the environment, also determine how long cold and flu germs stay active outside the body.

In the air: A few minutes to a few hours.

It's possible to catch the flu or a cold after handling an object an infected person sneezed on a few moments ago, but personal contact with an infected person — such as a handshake or breathing in droplets from a cough or sneeze — is the most common way these germs spread.

The best way to avoid becoming infected with a cold or flu virus is to wash your hands frequently with soap and water or with an alcohol-based sanitizer. Also avoid rubbing your eyes or biting your nails.

And, get a flu vaccine every year.

Scientists at the UK’s National Health Service provide this advice about the longevity of flu germs.

On the hands: 5 mins to an hour. Hand -to-hand contact is the most common way that cold and flu germs spread.

On soft fabrics: 15 minutes up to a few hours.

On hard surfaces: Between one and several days.

Germs remain active longer on stainless steel and plastic than on fabric and other soft surfaces.

Crossword ACROSS 1. Big dipper 6. It may be French 11. Pipe contents, sometimes 14. Wound up 15. Seasons with lots of singing 16. Certain flightless bird 17. It's not up for haggling 19. Some fraternity characters 20. Dairy farm declarations 21. Have an impact on 23. Persian governors 27. African pullover 29. Common chalet style 30. Ancient Greek theatre 31. Unrefined 32. "____ well" 34. Second person 37. Many deer 38. Dead-on 39. Caroler's syllables 40. Cigar residue 41. It goeth before destruction 42. Muddies the water 43. Internet messages 45. Pudding-like dessert 46. Common office supplies 48. Listen, in literature 49. Be a parasite 50. Take care of yourself 51. Japanese sash 52. They're all rational 59. Came in first 60. Bouncing off the walls 61. Lofty home 62. Cabin type 63. Talk pompously 64. Military academy freshman

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DOWN 1. Pastoral place 2. Mandela's party 3. Banned insecticide 4. Romanian currency 5. Japanese soybean 6. Proofers catch them 7. Belonging to both of us 8. Ryan's 'Love Story' co-star 9. "Hold on a ____!"

10. Dangerous African flies 11. Derby-winning filly 12. In a wild and crazy fashion 13. Type of bar 18. Bound along 22. Exclamation of surprise 23. Pelvic parts 24. Big dos 25. Clockwise from due north 26. Physics units 27. "La ____ Vita" 28. Mine passageway 32. Angles between leaves & branches 33. Schoolboy 35. Ravel work (with "La") 36. German industrial city 38. Lake near Niagara Falls 39. Band's schedule 41. Sicilian capital 42. Old glove-compartment item 44. Automobile sticker fig.

45. List of dishes 46. Expression of displeasure 47. Off-limits 48. Beginning of a conclusion 50. Move quickly and lightly 53. Serving of corn 54. Santa in California?

55. ____ canto 56. Before, in palindromes 57. Umbrella stiffener 58. "Wait" partner

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10 Coffee words to know A guy walks into a coffee shop and asks for a . . .

In today's age of coffee culture, finishing that sentence might be a little difficult. Does he get an espresso? A cappuccino? A macchiato? A pour over? So many options, so here’s a list of ten coffee types to help you navigate your way around the Mawson Lakes's coffee shop.

1 Espresso - Let's start with the basics. Espresso is a coffee drink made by forcing hot, pressurised water through finely ground coffee beans. This creates a very concentrated drink, often with a layer of caramel-colored foam on top — the creme.

2 Americano - This is a simple coffee drink made by pouring a shot of espresso into a coffee cup and then adding hot water. Americanos can be made with one, two, or even three shots if you're feeling feisty. The name is said to go back to WWII, when Americans ordered coffee in Italian cafes. Because they wanted coffee that was similar to what they drank back home — not the typical Italian espresso — they would have the baristas add hot water to dilute it.

3 Doppio - You could order a "double shot of espresso" but why not just go with the Italian name instead?

4 Ristretto - An espresso ristretto — literally "restricted espresso" — is essentially a "short" shot, even more concentrated than a normal espresso. Many coffee aficionados believe this to be the perfect espresso.

5 Latte - A latte is made by pouring milk into the espresso. First the espresso is poured into the coffee cup, and then warm milk is added until the cup is full.

6 Macchiato - If you are looking for a coffee drink with much less milk, you can opt for the macchiato. This is an espresso with a little bit of steamed milk. This is good if you want the intensity of the espresso flavour.

7 Cappuccino - A cappuccino is in between a macchiato and a latte. It is made by pouring espresso into the coffee cup, which is then filled with steamed milk and foam. If you order a "dry" cappuccino, you will get one with more foam. A "wet" cappuccino will have more milk.

8 Pour Over - The coffee is made by pouring hot water over grounds. It is a simple and clean way that brings out the coffee's flavor in a very distinct way.

Street Talk - Best Coffee in Mawson Lakes

Anne Lonie - Aromas Cafe at UniSA. I get a coffee every morning.

It’s delicious and decaf is never a problem.

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Trish Pollock, DesignTP - I like Indulge in Chocolate. I take my clients there because of it's quiet and intimate atmosphere, and the smell is magic.

9 Single Origin - A coffee that comes from a single place. But this phrase can be used broadly, with some brands using it to define coffee that comes from a single farm, and others defining coffee that comes from a group of farms in the same area. Some roasters focus on a single section of a single farm. Want to know more about where your coffee came from? That's what your barista is there for. Just ask!

10 Blend - At specialty coffee shops, especially places that roast their own coffee, you may have a choice of the type of coffee you would like to drink.

Grab a coffee and complete this coffee themed find-a-word. Solution on page 30.

ARABICA AROMATIC BEAN BLACK BREW CAFFEINE CAKE CANDY CAPPUCCINO

CHICORY COLUMBIA COSTA RICA COWBOY CREAM CUP DRIP ETHIOPIA ESPRESSO

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New Business - Ink Supremacy Getting inked in Mawson Lakes Tattoos were once a rare sight, mostly seen on sailors and servicemen, but today body art is so popular that a tattoo salon has opened in Mawson Lakes.

Head artist of Ink Supremacy, Heef Dixon, specialises in body art and says that a tattoo is an expression of your personality. "Some people like small discreet tattoos - the hide and seek variety while others use their body as a canvas," he said.

Tattoos have catapulted into the mainstream now that celebrities, athletes and fashion models are giving them high visibility.

Heef says that this has change the stigma of the industry from 'taboo to trendy'.

"Now that women have a desire for decorative art as an accessory, the tattoo industry is flourishing and trendy women’s designs include flowers, feathers, hearts, crosses, dolphins and butterflies."

Heef has a large portfolio of artwork or he can design anything a customer wants. Many people have a tattoo that has special meaning for them such as a memorial of a loved one, or as a sign of

Body artist Heef Dixon inks the arm of Chris Fuentes with the name of Chris’s son.

affection for a child or a partner, or something with religious significance.

Full colour, highly visible, photo-realistic tattoos are the growing trend in body modification.

The industry now has refined inks that don’t fade as quickly as the old ones and only hygienic disposable needles are used. "In addition to new artwork, it's quite common for customers to see us to renew or coverup old tattoos with new designs," said Heef.

To get a tattoo you must be over the age of 18 and show your ID.

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Legal Eagle’s Perch with Bill Morris De-facto relationships and property Enquires have continued to come to my office this month about whether or not a person is in a de-facto relationship.

The concern is that couples do not want the unintended consequence that the property they presently own is subsequently considered to be property of the relationship and subject to division if their relationship comes to an end.

This actually is a tough question to answer and again the short answer is not one that people like to normally hear, namely... "it depends". But I thought it might be useful to inform you about a recent case.

LOCKE & NORTON [2014] FamCA: The Applicant sought a declaration that there was a de-facto relationship between her and the Respondent.

The Respondent was a man of considerable wealth and had provided significant financial support to the Applicant. If the Applicant was successful she would be entitled to a significant percentage of the Respondent’s property. The court found that there was no common residence shared by the parties during the relationship and no property jointly owned by them. Whilst there was an affectionate and physical relationship there was not a mutual commitment to a shared life together.

The application for a declaration that there was a de-facto relationship was dismissed.

If you think you are rolling into a de-facto relationship and want to take precautions about ‘quarantining’ the property that you presently own it may be sensible to consult with me.

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DVD Review Did you know that you can borrow DVDs from the Mawson Lakes Library? If you live in the Salisbury area and have a library card (free to join) you can borrow DVDs at no charge for up to two weeks.

The library has a large range of titles and if the one you want is not on the shelf the staff will try to source it from another library for you.

Here is a DVD off the shelf that I watched this month and enjoyed.

Haute Cuisine Haute Cuisine is based on a true story of the personal cook to the President of France, Francois Mitterrand.

Despite jealous resentment from the other kitchen staff, Hortense Laborie quickly establishes herself and her epicurean skills and works her heart and soul out to produce both stylish and authentic cuisine for the President and his guests.

Although the story is a bit disjointed to start, it develops into a bob-bon of a film that shows us French food in detail, beautifully photographed and engagingly described and all wrapped up in a pastry of love and attention to detail.

The authenticity of Hortenses's cooking soon seduces the President, as well as viewers, but the

corridors of power at the presidential palace are overwhelming and Hortense must make some hard decisions.

The film is a mix of English and French with subtitles where needed.

Make sure you have reservations at a good French restaurant after you see this movie because your mouth will be watering! Ed

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Place all ingredients in a heavy based pan, bring to the boil then reduce heat to low and simmer until warmed through. Add more or less chilli sauce to taste. Stir through a handful of baby spinach leaves just before serving.

Nutrition Healthy Eating Pyramid - revised version Nutrition Australia has updated its iconic Healthy Eating Pyramid to combat diets leading to high rates of diet-related diseases. They say that the average Australian is getting more than a third of the daily energy intake from junk foods, while less than seven per cent of people eat enough vegetables, and only half of us eat enough fruit.

The new pyramid specifies that 70 per cent of our diet should be plant-based. Other advice includes: Rethink the grains We’re a sedentary society so we don’t need to eat as many carbohydrates, therefore caloriedense bread, rice and pasta is not recommended.

Instead we should select grains to obtain more fibre and vitamins. Brown rice, oats, quinoa, wholegrain bread and wholegrain pasta should be favoured over their refined white counterparts.

Eat a rainbow Fruit and vegetables still form the base of the pyramid. They fall into five different colour categories - red, purple/blue, orange, green and white/brown. Each colour carries unique disease fighting chemicals so we neeed a generous mix.

Vary your protein Protein such as meat, fish, eggs, nuts and dairy (now including soy milk) sit in the narrowing space of the pyramid and getting a good mix is the key message.

Say goodbye to sugar and fats The pyramid’s pointy end used to be filled with added fats such as margarine and sugar. Now olive oil and nut/seed oils are recommended and the sweet stuff has been banished to a corner with a no-no cross, along with salt.

Use spices instead of salt Herbs get a mention for the first time. Cooking with fresh, dried or ground herbs not only adds flavour, it boosts your antioxidant intake and helps cut back on salt. And to wash it all down, Nutrition Australia says choose water. Ed

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Word Fashion The other day at the beach I heard a surfie say to his mates, "I’m gonna put on my wettie this sarvo and take a selfie to send to my littleys". It was a language all of its own, but it’s good to know that the Oxford Dictionary is keeping pace with modern lingo.

Throughout this year the online dictionary has included many new words. In Australia we love to crop words and use nicknames and this is reflected in the following list that includes: mushie (a mushroom), ocky (an octopus), saltie (saltwater crocodile), scratchy (a scratch card), shornie (a newly shorn sheep), wettie (a wetsuit) and sarvo (this afternoon).

The coffee industry is generating a new wave of words (all in the dictionary). There’s muggaccino (a large cappuccino), macchiato (espresso marked with milk), and, as Nigella pointed out, she enjoys a doggyccino at Aromas Cafe at Mawson Lakes.

#selfie #surfie #wettie With your coffee you may like a sanger (sausage) and if you have a young child sitting with you s/he is a littley.

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Who’s reading Mawson Lakes Living?

This little magazine is designed for the people of Mawson Lakes but it has legs that take it all over Australia and around the world as these photos show.

Karina Bobridge (from ML) went to Papua with a copy of MLL. Tomi in Port More New Guinea sby is checking out where Karina lives.

The May issue travelled far and wide, from the tropics to the snow country.

, Mayor Gillian On a recent trade delegation to China .

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Sonya enjoys a copy of the magazine in Cairns, Queensland.

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The cost of chocolate by Nigella I've got a nose for chocolate. I can smell it a mile off - in mummy’s handbag or in the kitchen cupboard or on a high shelf, and I‘ll go to great lengths to get at it, but it was nearly the death of me last month.

It was a Sunday afternoon and we were out driving in the Hills when the family decided to call into the Melba chocolate factory in Woodside to buy a bag of chocolates.

Everybody knows that it's dangerous for dogs to eat chocolate so nothing came my way, despite my most appealing expressions.

Anyway, some hours later the car stopped at Handorf for dinner. It was a cold and rainy night and I was left in the car while the humans went inside the restaurant.

Here was my chance. They had forgotten about the chocolates that were left on the floor in the front, so I jumped into the front, ripped apart the bag and gobbled the remaining goodies, about 150gms.

When the guys got back to the car it was dark and nobody even noticed the chocolates were gone so I thought I’d got away with this little bit of mischief.

BUT, by bed time I was sick - vomiting, thirsty, restless, eating grass. Mummy thought hard. What could be wrong?

"The chocolates," she cried as she ran to the car to fetch the lolly bag and discover my dreadful deed.

I was getting sicker so a dash to the emergency vet late at night landed me in hospital.

Vomiting was induced and up came the chocolate in great brown, slimy globs. I had to stay overnight and have an intravenous drip, then my tummy was lined with charcoal to absorb the poisons from the cocoa beans. Awful.

Mummy picked me up next morning and as she handed over $700 I heard the nurse quip: "That was an expensive bag of chocolates!"

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Nuclear Fuel

Caring For Your Feet

Nuclear Fuel in South Australia

with Mardi Edwards

Rear Admiral Kevin Scarce (former Governor of SA) held a public meeting in Mawson Lakes to discuss the risks of the nuclear fuel cycle and the process for community members to make a submission to the Royal Commission.

At Mawson Lakes Podiatry Clinic we have been providing foot care to the local community since 2002.

Over this time we have treated a number of foot conditions including heel pain, ingrown nails, warts, shin pain, stress fractures, and general nail and foot conditions.

Our aim is to reduce foot pain to enable you to do what you want to do in comfort, whether that be walking the dog, running the city to bay or playing with the kids.

Rear Admiral Kevin Scarce spoke in Mawson lakes last month

Cr Steve White (our elected member on Salisbury Council) attended the meeting and wrote this report for Mawson Lakes Living.

The meeting on 19 May started with an overview of the scope of the Nuclear Royal Commission by the Hon Kevin Scarce. He covered the four stages of the Nuclear Fuel Cycle that will be examined and reported by the Royal Commision (RC).

1. Exploration, extraction and milling 2. Further processing of mineral and manufacture of material containing radioactive and nuclear substances (e.g enrichment and making fuel rods) 3. Electricity generation from nuclear fuel 4. Management, storage and disposal of nuclear waste The Royal Commission will separately examine the potential, the cost and risks for SA to become involved in any one of these 4 stages.

We welcome DVA referrals, bulk bill Medicare Plans and provide Hicaps facilities to enable on the spot private health cover claims.

We have some exciting new developments at the practice. Firstly we would like to welcome Jonathon Chan to our team. Jonathon's areas of interest include dry needling, foot mobilisation, biomechanics and general foot care.

We have also introduced the Revere footwear range, offering a large selection of supportive, comfortable and stylish summer and winter footwear.

For all your foot care needs contact the clinic on 8262 9999 for an appointment. You can find us at www.mawsonlakespodiatryclinic.com.au where you can get information not just about the clinic, but also foot problems. I invite you to email me, from the web page with ideas of issues for future articles.

The RC team is about to embark on an overseas tour of places of nuclear history, such as Fukushima (the ugly), France (the good) and Finland where long term burial of radioactive waste is probably world's best practice.

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Community Groups Listings sponsored by Mawson Lakes Living Community Church: Sundays 10:00am Endeavour College. www.mlcc.org.au Stephen - 0403 007 156 or 8162 5108 Cricket Club: Two day and one day senior teams New Friday night u/10 team. Anton - 0412 394 592 Crossroads Community Church: Sunday 10:30am The Denison Centre, Mawson Lakes School Anthony - 8258 3179 or 0425 874 240 Heart Foundation Walking groups Contact Christine 8260 3855 or Elaine 0415 889 018 Football Club Training: Tues & Thurs 6:15pm at Mawson Lakes Hotel Oval Geoff - 0410 412 281 www.mawsonlakesfc.com.au Life Church: 5:00pm every Sunday.

Level 1, 31 Main Street, Mawson Lakes Nick - 8284 3861 www.lifechurchsa.com.au Mahjong: Every 3rd Sunday from 11am at the Mawson Centre. All Levels. Janelle 0403 539 226 Mawson Lakes Garden Club 4th Tuesday of the month, 7:30pm Mawson Centre, room 2-03.

Ph Vaal Thrupp: 0499 303 167 Find us on Facebook Mawson Lakes Girl Guides Contact Girl Guides SA on 8418 0900 mawsonlakesgirlguides@gmail.com Mawson Lakes Hotel Social Club: functions, discounts, weekly members draw and meat raffles $30 annual fee.

Lyall Hill - 0414 951 859 lyallhill@westnet.com.au Mawson Lakes Music Appreciation Club 4th Sunday of month at 4pm in different homes.

Ph: 8260 7077 Mawson Lakes Photography Club For experienced/amateur photographers of all ages.

Vaughan 0400 472 318 mlpcpresident@gmail.com Mawson Lakes 'Ducklings' Playgroup: Birth to 5 years 9.30am Mondays and Thursdays at Denison Centre Bec 0422 425 967 or Michelle 0481 234 212 Mawson Lakes Scout Group Meets Scout Hall, Parafield Gardens weekly. Ages 6-15 Jeff - 0407 619 357 or Sarah - 0417 848 088

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Mawson Lakes Toastmasters Club Communication and leadership training Darko 0403 314 498 Mawson Lakes Golf Club Redeveloped, new members & public welcome www.mawsonlakesgolfclub.com.au Playgroups in Mawson Lakes mawsonlakesplaygroups@gmail.com on facebook or Fran T. - 8162 5108 / 0437 081 942 Rotary Club of Mawson Lakes www.rotaryclubmawsonlakes.org Significance Church: Sundays 10:00am GP Building UniSA www.significancechurch.com.au Office 8260 1832 mobile 0434 679 754 A/H Quilting Friends: alternate Mondays 6pm-9pm & 2nd & 4th Sat each month 10am-5pm - Mawson Centre Clare - 8367 6918 or rosecm@tpg.com.au

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Mawson Lakes Walking Group celebrating their 3rd anniversay Maureen Pridham, Kris Mead, Reshma Devi Sharma, Christine Hillier (coordinator), Trevor Mead, Christine Pomfret, Jan Tannebring and Elaine Carmen.

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