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It is so beautifully designed with the adjacent lake the centrepiece. The grand, open main lounge and dining room is cleverly built out over the water so residents and their guests can take in the soothing, natural views.

Over 150 guests were at the opening, and Logan City Mayor Pam Parker, Federal Member for Forde Bert van Manen, State Member for Waterford Michael Latter, and directors of Palm Lake Care Walter and Scott Elliott opened the facility.

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Private care in your own home It’s not uncommon that living in your own home as you age is the preferred option; however, Private Aged Care communities can offer a new choice for those seeking a fulfilling life at an affordable price.

Private Aged Care communities offer residents security, privacy and dignity, and specialist and personalised care, as well as ensuring couples remain together, under affordable and flexible payment options.

In these communities, residents buy and have leasehold title to their own home, as well as access to all levels of personal and nursing care in the privacy of their own home.

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No means testing or ACAT assessments

approximately equal to the ‘Maximum Base Pension’, is often all that may be required.

Additionally, if a resident is already receiving government funded care benefits before moving to a Private Aged Care community, there is the potential they will retain that funding.

The cost of Private Home Care may vary depending on the service provider. It is important to research the fees and any additional charges before enlisting the help of a private home care provider.

All the comforts of home Generally, each private home has its own lounge and dining, one or two bedrooms, bathroom and laundry facilities, as well as private balcony or courtyard.

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All homes are also air-conditioned with in-built emergency response systems, monitoring technology and private parking for those who require it.

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Accessing Private Aged Care requires no means testing, nor an ACAT assessment that nursing homes require.

The financial capacity to fully fund the initial lease purchase, and a modest weekly income

Private Aged Care offers experienced carers who are well trained, trustworthy and sensitive to the needs of your loved one.

They can support your loved one to remain independent and comfortable in their home.

Fully qualified and experienced carers are available day and night to provide all levels of care in the privacy of the resident’s home.

The services covered in Private Aged Care can be of a clinical nature, including • administering medication • checking wounds • taking blood samples, and • checking vital signs Residents requiring care can choose the level of assistance they require. For many, Private Aged Care means residents pay based only on the services they use; not on the basis of their assets or income.

A care assessment will determine the level of care a resident needs, such as: independent living; private short term care; private low or high care; private dementia care; and private palliative care.

A vibrant, social community Staffed by professional carers, Private Aged Care communities generally have consulting rooms for visiting GPs and health professionals.

While the community dining room provides home-cooked meals and varied menus, the lifestyle centres include lounge areas, libraries, cinemas, gaming rooms, and tea and coffee facilities.

Private Aged Care communities also have active events calendars for residents who still have the capacity and love getting out and about.

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THAT’S ENTERTAINMENT! The south side’s got talent, and the good news is you don’t need to travel all the way into the heart of the City or spend a small fortune to find it. Whether your preference is pub and club bands, live theatre or opera, quality live entertainment is out there – in bucketloads – and most probably at a venue near you, writes Amanda Sheehan.

Live theatre The Sunnybank Theatre has been entertaining Brisbane for almost fifty years. According to General Manager Mr Chris Guyler, the purpose of the theatre is to “provide good quality live theatre in a friendly atmosphere of fun and professionalism, at very affordable prices”. There can be no doubt that the Sunnybank Theatre is doing just that. Each year six shows are produced and performed in a variety of genres including musicals, drama, thrillers, mysteries and comedies. Recent productions have included Holmes and The Ripper, The Sound of Music and Educating Rita. Shows are regularly sold out, with a loyal patronage that comes along regardless of the genre because, according to

Chris, “they know they’re going to get some great entertainment”.

Theatre regulars are encouraged to purchase an annual subscription, which provides them with discounted tickets, priority seating and booking options. Currently over 150 patrons avail themselves of this option. In the words of one theatre regular, “I can see a whole year’s worth of fantastic shows at the Sunnybank Theatre for less than the cost of one ticket for a show at the more expensive venues. Plus parking is free and in abundance!”

Sarah Mehmet, who played the lead role of Rita in the theatre’s recent production of Educating Rita, knew that acting was a passion she wanted to pursue from the tender age of

seven. She enjoys the exhilaration of performing in front of a live audience, citing theatre as the “extreme sports of acting”. Sarah initially became involved with the Sunnybank Theatre by responding to a call for auditions on the theatre’s website. She believes that live theatre is popular because it engages people’s feelings and cites the interactive nature of this type of performance as a reason why it remains popular with audiences and actors alike. Upcoming productions at the Sunnybank Theatre include Death Trap, ‘Allo ‘Allo and Guys and Dolls.

Fame!

For thirty years this year, Fame Theatre Group has been providing an opportunity for students to train in singing, dance and drama. Children can become involved from the age of three, with classes held at Mt Gravatt, Camp Hill and Manly West, along with a number of north side venues. All productions are cast from their student body. Administration Manager Marcia Carroll believes that Fame offers students the

opportunity to develop independence and self-confidence, as well as providing numerous performance opportunities.

The school is currently working on a production entitled A Ghost of a Time, and this year the September holiday musical will be Little Red Riding Hood. The end of year production Where in the World is Christmas will tour South East Queensland in November and December for school group bookings.

Former Fame students have gone on to experience a range of professional success.

Several former students are currently performing in Universal Studios in Japan and Singapore. One former student is currently touring Australia as Peppa Pig, while another is Lachlan the Purple Wiggle. Former students are also currently appearing in the Australian professional productions of Grease, Wicked and Strictly Ballroom.

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We believe true aged care should have a unique blend of community, retirement, high level care and palliative services under one roof. True aged care should value families and residents alike. It should act with compassion, respect and dignity, whilst being affordable for our loved ones. Seasons offers the very best in aged care and community living.

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SKIN HEALTH with Claire Mason

DIABETES AND YOUR SKIN Your skin is the body’s largest organ and performs several important roles in protecting your health. Skin acts as a barrier to protect you from potentially dangerous outside and inside mechanisms of our bodies. Sebaceous glands associated with hair follicles produce the oils and sudoriferous glands produce perspiration that maintains your skin’s natural protective barrier. The nervous system controls both of these glands, and if damage occurs and the skin dries out, small cracks can form, which signifies the barrier has been broken. Moisture from beneath the skin can then dissipate and lead to more cracking, which can increase the risk of infection, dryness and skin discomfort.

As we get older, we gradually lose the individual nerve fibres in our body, which means

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PROPERTY SETTLEMENTS One of the most sensitive issues when separating is property settlement.

Both parties have usually contributed financially and non-financially to the marriage or de facto relationship and want those contributions fairly reflected in any settlement. This is achievable, but other factors need to be taken into consideration as well. For example, the future needs of each party and any special contributions made at the commencement of, and during, the relationship or marriage must also be taken into consideration.

It is always best to attempt to negotiate a fair settlement between yourselves to keep the costs of your separation at a minimum. Any agreement reached should be drafted into a legal document and signed by both parties so there is evidence as to what the agreement was and what was transferred between the parties. Parties are not required to attempt to mediate an outcome prior to filing in court if it is only regarding a property settlement. One of the first steps to determining a property matter before the courts is to undertake a mediation either conducted privately or through the courts.

Before you attempt to negotiate a fair settlement for yourself, you must seek legal advice as to what you are legally entitled to under the Family Law Act 1975. Should you not do so, you run the risk of reaching an agreement that sees you sell yourself short for your future and that of your children.

If you would like to discuss property settlement, why not make an appointment to see Janelle Rollo and discuss what your options are and what you are entitled to.

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that our skin cannot protect us as well and we are more susceptible to damaging factors, such as dryness. Diabetes may accelerate this loss.

Dry Skin Damage to the small blood vessels and nerves common in people with diabetes can cause very dry skin. This can lead to small cracks in the skin. When you have dry skin, over-washing, excessively hot water, exposing your skin to the sun and not moisturising can make the problem worse. To help improve the condition of dry skin: • Use warm water rather than hot water for washing your skin.

• Use a pH-balanced cleanser.

• Limit the time you spend bathing to prevent washing the natural oils out of your skin.

• Moisturise your entire body with a moisturising cream.

• Use a hyaluronic acid serum and/cream to

increase the water levels to the cells in your skin.

A good moisturiser or home care system does not have to be expensive. A skin practitioner can advise you on suitable products.

Dry Eyes, Nose and Mouth In Type 1 Diabetes, the immune system mistakenly attacks the beta cells in the pancreas and may also attack other parts of the body including the mucous membranes, which can cause dryness problems.

If you suffer from: • dry eye area, use a prescribed eye cream morning and evening.

• dry lips, use non-petroleum based cream regularly or use your eye cream to help soothe, hydrate and heal.

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THE SCHOOL CA

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Loreto College Coorparoo 415 Cavendish Road, Coorparoo, QLD 4151 P (07) 3394 9999 E enrol@loreto.qld.edu.au www.loreto.qld.edu.au

Loreto College Coorparoo is proud to present our inspiring Co-Captains of 2014, Prue Hempel and Claudia Miotti.

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As the 2014 Co-Captains we have accepted the honour of leading our community through the Mary Ward virtue of sincerity. Sincerity is having the courage to live by truth, show integrity and develop self-acceptance. It is our aim to encourage others to use their gifts purposefully, and to help others in a spirit of gratitude, compassion and hope. We embrace the opportunity of our leadership position and strive to recognise the inherent dignity of each individual. As leaders we are encouraged to accept our flaws, give of our talents and inspire others to seek truth. We are invested in increasing student involvement in all facets of college life and feel this leadership opportunity has granted us the privilege of guiding our community in sincerity, leading by the mantra, “A genuine heart is the place to start.”

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Whites Hill State College 138 Burn Street, Camp Hill, QLD 4152 P.O. Box 42 Carina, QLD 4152 P (07) 3900 8333 www.whiteshillsc.eq.edu.au

Imagine Believe Achieve We are very proud Captains at Whites Hill State College. Our College can be found in the heart of the suburb of Camp Hill and our enrolments include students from Prep to Year 12. This spread of ages is a challenging but rewarding element of being Captain and highlights a real strength of our College. Another unique part of Whites Hill State College is our International student program, which sees young people from around the world studying at our school. We have a vibrant, hard-working student council which meets fortnightly. Our primary www.southcitybulletin.com.au | August 2014

school representatives attend the meeting and report back at the primary assembly.

Each secondary class is represented on the Council and our Senior students take leadership in Academic, Sporting and Cultural areas of the school. In 2014 the Student Council has organised and run ‘Little Day In’ – an interactive day which brings the College together. We are big on social justice and have committed to raise money for charities such as ‘Shave for a Cure’. The Student Council is a vital part of the College and is respected and valued by the Whites Hill State College community.

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Sunnybank State High School Boorman Street, Sunnybank Hills, QLD 4109 PO Box 2, Sunnybank Hills, QLD 4109 P (07) 3323 8111 www.sunnybanshs.eq.edu.au

Many ways to excellence Respect – Responsibility – Readiness As Captains of Sunnybank State High School for 2014 we are proud to continue the traditions and ethos of our school and its service to the community. In accepting our roles we believe that knowledge plus character is true education.

We endeavour to lead our student council across a broad range of sporting, cultural and academic activities that link in with our local community.

We are privileged to take up the responsibility of building on the concepts of “knowing yourself”, “connecting with others” and “making a difference in the world”.

We are proud of the active role we have in our school. Our team is demonstrating Sunnybank’s values of creativity, lifelong learning and respect for others, and is living the school motto of “many ways to excellence”.

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John Paul Drive, Daisy Hill, QLD 4127 P (07) 3826 3333 www.johnpaulcollege.com.au

School Captains Lead by Example Our 2014 vision as College leaders is to leave a lasting impact as a cohort dedicated to learning, who exemplifies excellence of character through the demonstration of kindness, generosity, integrity and encouragement, as an authentic expression of our motto, Unity, Christ, Learning.

Our Mission is to create a culture of unity through uplifting words and actions, to support and encourage every individual to reach their unique academic, sporting, cultural and leadership potential.

We believe each person plays a significant role in the development of this culture and we plan to provide opportunities for everyone to positively influence others so we can become the best that we can be.

Our College offers vast opportunities to participate in every area of interest and it is our joy to serve in leadership for the John Paul College family in 2014. Across the College, we aim to be strong advocates for academic excellence, cultural pursuits and sporting achievements.

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Villanova College 24 Sixth Ave, Coorparoo, QLD 4151 PO Box 1166 Coorparoo DC Q 4151 P (07) 3394 5690 www.vnc.qld.edu.au

Respect, Consideration, Participation, Responsibility, Commitment, Purpose Let me introduce myself. I am Robert Lucas, College Captain and member of the Student Leadership Team of Villanova College together with the College Vice-Captain and Student Council President.

The above six words encapsulate what our College is attempting to develop in us as students. In the Middle School the emphasis is on the first three, while in the Senior School the last three are the priorities of development.

To me, respect, consideration and participation have that “other-centredness” dimension while responsibility, commitment and purpose have that added individual dimension. When you underpin these values with the Augustinian

values of hospitality, friendship and community, we have the foundation of what we strive to accomplish at Villanova.

The above values have helped form me as a person and as a leader. I see leadership as a service to others – I like to lead by example and assist others in achieving their ideas. I believe also that these values help develop true trust and respect between the Student Leadership Team and the student body.

A final comment! What do I like about Villa? It’s like coming to a second home as I look forward to attending daily and you never have to say “goodbye” just “see you again soon”.

Springwood State High School 202 Springwood Road, Springwood, QLD 4127 P (07) 3380 6111 Holdstock e e n e E office@springwoshs.eq.edu.au R d rowley an www.springwoshs.eq.edu.au L ochlan C

Springwood cultivates leadership opportunities for students Springwood State High School is an amazing school; there are significant opportunities that lay past the school gates. One of these opportunities is being involved in school leadership, whether it is as a captain or being involved in our committees. There are four major committees at Springwood High that assist in ensuring students can contribute to a strong sense of community: Fundraising, Sport, Arts and Entertainment, and the Environment. These committees include members of the Year 12 Student Council and Year 11 students are welcome to join to support their leadership development. The

school also has student representatives from each year level. These student representative groups run activities and also help out with the Year 12 leadership group.

As School Captains, we have learnt a great deal of diplomacy when bringing the year level groups together whilst maintaining our objective – to apply our school values of Respect, Cooperation and Industry along with our vision of “The Highest Expectations”. These values outline the basis for all relationships and we also use these values when performing leadership activities.

Shailer Park State High School 3 Leaf Street, Shailer Park, QLD 4128 P (07) 3451 2777 www.shaiparkshs.eq.edu.au

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Achieve with Dignity Shailer Park State High School is a state school committed to relationships; caring about developing the strengths and talents of young people; and enthusiasm for and achieving performance for every student’s learning journey for them to be: • Life-long learners – people who are inquisitive and value learning. We encourage parental engagement and provide opportunities for parents to be involved in their child’s schooling.

• Proud of themselves, their achievement and their school; personal presentation, wearing uniform with pride; and belonging, striving to fulfil potential, and contributing to a commendable school identity. Our learning and wellbeing framework strives to support students on their journey.

Being Safe, Responsible and Respectful are cornerstone values and rules of our school.

• Prepared for active contribution to their community, society and economy, achieving worthwhile outcomes.

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our school’s identity, pathways and opportunities, and deepen the rigour of learning. The “4 Pillars” are: • Academic • Arts • Sport • Community Each pillar is developing Programs of Excellence under an “Academy” banner from July 2014. Programs of Excellence recognise that children have particular aptitudes and talents and our curriculum pathways provide for these.

Being an Academy student in one or more Program of Excellence requires a student applicant to demonstrate a particular aptitude for an area of deep interest.

Maintaining a place in any Academy Program of Excellence requires the highest standards of commitment to our school’s Enrolment Agreement, participation in the school’s Student Resource Scheme, maintaining C or above results in ALL subjects in their academic program and must have met or exceeded minimum literacy and numeracy benchmarks.

Bethania Lutheran School 66 Glastonbury Drive, Bethania, QLD 4205 PO Box 213, Waterford, QLD 4133 P (07) 3200 5363 www.bethania.qld.edu.au

School captains as role models We are very pleased to introduce to you our 2014 school captains, Callum Huth and Megan Woolley.

our school in the District and Lutheran teams for Athletics, Swimming and Cross Country, breaking many school records.

Both captains have attended Bethania Lutheran School for the past 7 years. ‘’Ending our primary years as School Captains is a huge compliment to both of us,”said Callum. ‘Some of our responsibilities include lighting the School Candle at staff dedication services and giving the speeches to open our sporting carnivals.

Megan and Callum both agree that ‘becoming School Captains has made us both more responsible role models. Bethania Lutheran School is a close-knit community school, and we love the fact that when you walk through the school you can stop to say ‘Hi’ to everyone and know them personally.

Bethania Lutheran School has dedicated teachers and all the staff are guiding and caring. This is why we are so proud to lead our fellow students in this community-based Lutheran school.’

Both Captains have represented Bethania Lutheran School in a variety of sports. Callum finished 2nd in the Australian Championships in 2013 and made the 2014 South Coast team for swimming, whilst Megan has represented

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Indian Restaurant This restaurant is owned by a husband and wife team - Aslam and Ghazal Khokhar.

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Pain Pills Are Not The Answer Drugs may be making everything worse as a study in the UK reports: “The risk is highest for those who take aspirin, ibuprofen or paracetamol at least every other day to treat either a headache or another condition such as joint pain. The health watchdog NICE says that taking too many of these pills can actually make the brain more sensitive to pain, leaving the sufferer prone to more pain.

There’s a time to use pain medications, BUT not before seeking a natural way to correct the CAUSE of the problem! Ask yourself…after taking all these pain medications…maybe for years…are you any better off?

Pain Is Not Just ‘Old Age’ Have you had one doctor after another telling you this is just the natural process of the body getting older - that you should expect to have arthritis. Sure, if you don’t take care of your damaged joints now, as you get older they will be worse (which is why you shouldn’t wait any longer to see if I can help you.)

However, old age is not the cause of your arthritis. I’ll venture to say all 360 joints in your body are the same age, yet arthritis and joint degeneration has not affected every one of them – only your previously injured joints that never healed properly.

My name is Dr. Andrew Gorman, owner of Andrew Gorman Chiropractic.

Over the years, I’ve seen hundreds of people come in suffering with arthritis and leave the office pain free.

Here’s what some of the top medical researchers had to say about chiropractic…

“Manipulation [chiropractic adjustments], with or without exercise, improved symptoms more than medical care did after both 3 and 12 months.”– British Medical Journal “Chiropractor’s manipulation of the spine was more helpful than any of the following: traction, massage, biofeedback, acupuncture, injection of steroids into the spine and back corsets, and ultrasound.”– Stanley Bigos, MD, Professor of Orthopedic Surgery

what chiropractic care can do for your arthritis. Just call 3386 0856 and you’ll get my “Arthritis Evaluation” for only $47.

• An in-depth consultation about your arthritis where I will listen…really listen.

• A complete nerve, muscle and spinal exam to find the “cause” of your problem.

• A full set of specialised x-rays to look for joint degeneration (arthritis) and if clinically indicated the x-rays will be bulk billed.

• A thorough analysis of your exam and x-ray findings so I can show you how to fix the problem.

I’ll answer all your questions about chiropractic and arthritis pain.

The appointment will not take long at all and you won’t be sitting in a waiting room all day either.

Call today…Phone 3386 0856 or look us up online at www.springwoodchiropractic. com.au. We are on the corner of Athena Grove & Cinderella Drive in the heart of Springwood.

www.springwoodchiropractor.com.au 2 Athena Grove, Springwood | 3386 0856

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Try Relish Restaurant for a Delicious Meal!

The Relish Restaurant at Logan Diggers Club is a popular event destination for informal but fun birthday, anniversary, engagement, get togethers etc. The menu contains steak, seafood, pasta, salads, vegetarian and other tantalising dishes which also include gluten free options. There’s a variety of kids choices including pizza, steak, fish, chicken nuggets and pasta.

If you haven’t been to the Logan Diggers Club lately, you must pay a visit and try some of the new dishes that have been added to the extensive menu. Thai Beef Salad with

Nam Jim Dressing is a favourite with sliced 250g rump, noodles, chillies, cucumbers, coriander, Spanish onions, nuts, tomato, mint and Nam Jim dressing.

If you’re craving something sweet after dinner there is a selection of desserts available from the Bravo Cafe display case.

To keep the tummies warm during the cooler winter weeks is the Roast Lamb Rump with herb mustard rub on potato lasagne, buttered baby spinach, blistered cherry tomatoes and rosemary gravy.

Large table bookings are welcome. Simply call reception on 3208 8122 to reserve a table for your special occasion.

All steaks are served with battered chips and house salad with your choice of sauce (plain gravy, mushroom, pepper, Dianne or hollandaise). For something extra you can add “toppers” which include fried eggs, garlic cream prawns, oyster Kirkpatrick, onion rings or salt and pepper calamari.

There’s live entertainment in the Bravo Bar on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Check the website www.logandiggers.com.au for details.

Your restaurant experience will provide you with great atmosphere with friendly and attentive service from a dedicated team of professionals who are eager to please.

Trading hours are Lunch: Daily 12 - 2pm & Dinner: MonWed 6.00pm - 8.30pm and Thurs - Sun 5.30pm - 8.30pm Logan Diggers Club 42-48 Blackwood Road, Logan Central, QLD 4114 www.logandiggers.com.au | P (07) 3208 8122

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BECOME A FOSTER CARER CHANGE A CHILD’S LIFE

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Contact us for more information about becoming a Foster Carer.

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HOTEL HQ

BEAUTY | FASHION | HEALTH

Bella Diamontes Remaking Beauty Therapy from Inside to Out Bella Diamontes is bringing some exciting new products to the residents of Brisbane and Logan, writes Samantha Lee. Julie-Anne Faranda is a fully trained Beauty Therapist and has been working in her Springwood business for the past 7 years.

“I love my industry and am always looking to keep up with the ever-changing products and services available,” Julie-Anne says.

21 Kingston Road, Underwood, QLD 4119 P (07) 3457 0000 www.hotelhq.com.au Hotel HQ is a modern hotel with a stylish restaurant, happening bar and exciting gaming room.

Situated in the heart of the Underwood, Springwood & Loganholme shopping district, the venue is surrounded by major shopping centres, superstores and retail outlets.

The sports bar at HQ, with its large outdoor smoking deck, is the perfect area to relax after work.

Whether it is a Corporate Conference, an Elegant Wedding, a 21st Celebration, Christening or even just a casual afternoon lunch, here at Hotel HQ we look forward to welcoming you and your guests to enjoy Hotel HQ’s award-winning customer service and hospitality.

Manager’s Pick:

One aspect she is immensely passionate about is the organic ranges of products that have come into the market over the last few years.

“We are following through with making beauty therapy greener, and this really excites me as I am passionate about giving people the best care possible with the best products available,” she says.

Julie-Anne has two main cosmeceutical ranges in her salon – Derma Quest and ASAP – as well as essential oil range, Waterlily. All boast the organic and vegan symbol. She offers a full range of Inika and Emani makeup products, which provide the added benefits of organic and vegan quality, and with a non-comedogenic status they promise to not block pores. “Our skin is an organ and it needs to be able to breath. By using organic products you can not only look after your skin but have great makeup too,” she says.

Julie-Anne has also become a stockist for “Changing Habits, Changing Lives” food and health range from the renowned Cyndi O’Meara. Founded in 1998 Cyndi developed a whole food range aimed at healing our bodies through foods and nutrition. Julie-Anne has been an avid believer in these products as she made her own life change 18 months ago and hasn’t looked back, with massive changes to her sleep, skin, energy levels and daily motivation.

“I’ve experienced great results with these products and wanted to share these with my clients. I’m a huge believer that what you put in your body will affect your skin, so getting the best possible skin can start with putting the right foods in your system,” she says. “I especially love the chocolate recipe and actually prefer it over normal chocolate now, it’s just that good! ... And yes…chocolate can be healthy!”

She says if we get ourselves out of the diet of processed foods and into the more wholefood diet way of life, not only will our skin be better off but our general wellbeing as well. “We’ve taken on these products to offer our clients all the tools they need for optimal glowing skin, and I really stand behind the benefits,” she says.

“If we can offer our clients all the tools they need to have the best skin possible, they will feel fantastic inside and out.”

Great believers in ageing gracefully and taking time out for ourselves and our skin, Bella Diamontes offer its clients a huge range of health, skin, beauty services and products.

“Our skin can often affect how we feel about ourselves. So if we take care of both the inside and outside of our bodies, we can be a better version of ourselves.”

Bella Diamontes Beauty Therapy Shop 1, 71 Springwood Rd, Springwood, QLD 4127 P (07) 3841 1341

Come and enjoy our popular Sunday buffet breakfast at only $15.95 starting from 7:30am.

SONJA’S BEAUTY AND THERAPY CENTRE

2/1933 Logan Rd, Upper Mt Gravatt, QLD 4122 P (07) 3349 8300 • M 0432 147 933 www.sonjasbeauty.com.au

Sonja’s Beauty and Therapy Centre celebrates 21 years of service. Our motto is “My clients receive the uttermost care and attention”.

Winter Specials • BRAZILIANS $40. We are the Brazilian Queens of Brisbane.

• One hour MICRODERMABRASION $75.

Includes eyebrow wax, eyelash tint, glycolic peel and arm treatment.

• Half hour MICRODERMABRASION $45.

Includes eyebrow wax, lash tint & an AHA/ BHA mask

• MICROPLUS $75. Includes microdermabrasion followed by sonophoresis & helps deliver healthy radiant looking skin.

• TECHNO TAN SPRAY TANS $20 every Thursday.

• STUDENT DISCOUNTS. Must show student ID. • BRAZILIANS $35 • SPRAY TANS $25 Loyalty Program Available.

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Salon Membership ($99) includes: 3 of the following treatments 4 times each (at half price) 2 of the following treatments 6 times each (at half price) 1 of the following treatments 12 times (at half price) - LIPO CAVITATION - IPL HAIR REDUCTION - IPL SKIN REJUVENATION Perfect time for Skin Rejuvenation - NON-SURGICAL FACELIFT and Hair Reduction - MICRO DERMABRASION Programs through the Winter

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EDUCATION | SKILLS | TRAINING with Amanda Sheehan

KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS OPENS DOORS Get from where you are to where you want to be with targeted training

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Research suggests that on average people change careers three to seven times during the course of their working lives. A change in direction can be precipitated by a variety of circumstances including redundancy, the need for higher income or the desire to pursue a long held passion. Whatever the reason to retrain, the Strategix Training Group offers a variety of courses to enable its students to launch into a new career or fast-track progression within their current field.

Strategix is different from other training companies in that it provides not only the skills but the real industry knowledge and experience required to gain employment.

Courses are offered at both the Diploma and Certificate levels, in fields including Transport and Logistics, Business and Administration, Community Care, and Warehousing and Storage. Short courses and workshops are also available, and Strategix also provides licensing for trucks and forklifts.

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Strategix has its finger firmly on the pulse of industry trends, and is therefore able to respond to skill shortages in various sectors.

An aging population has resulted in massive growth in the aged care industry, for example.

Strategix is able to address the need for highly trained workers in this area through offering qualifications in Aged Care and Home and Community Care. Upon completion of these courses students are qualified to care for children, young people and the elderly in roles such as respite carer or nursing assistant.

Due to its aging workforce, another industry currently experiencing major skills shortages is transport. Strategix is responsible for training over 6,000 people in this sector and has been able to refer many students to employers for consideration for future employment.

On average, 60–70% of Strategix graduates successfully obtain employment post training, although this rate is much higher in the area of Transport and Logistics.

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Study through Strategix can be completed online or on campus. Enhancing its accessibility for people in a variety of life circumstances, Strategix are VET FEE HELP approved, which enables students to complete their education without having to pay hefty fees upfront.

Removing the financial barrier often deters people from making a career change means more individuals can access the training they need to begin the career of their choosing.

Strategix students come from a broad range of ages and backgrounds, including school leavers, mums, those seeking a career change or a pathway to university. For those who are unemployed or may be lacking in the confidence needed to kickstart their career change, training is offered in regard to goal setting, experiencing set backs and developing strategies to move forward in life. Job preparation skills are also offered.

According to Jeremy Rota of Strategix, “Many people have a passion in life and goals they want to achieve. Sometimes there is a gap between what we want to achieve and where we are currently. Education and training can help us get from where we are to where we want to be. When we gain knowledge and skills, it opens doors that were not previously available. Education gives us the ability to move forward”.

This year Strategix celebrates ten years of delivering quality training and education in Queensland, New South Wales, South Australia and Western Australia.

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Runcorn High students have imagination!

Stephanie Crosby of Runcorn State High School prepares for Image Nation…The Sequel

Imagination, creativity and jaw-dropping spectaculars will inspire and enthral audiences at Runcorn State High School’s 2014 Image Nation…The Sequel. Exhibitions, interactive displays and performances will be held throughout the school at the August 22 event, showcasing the school’s creative talents of students from the Visual Arts, Dance, Drama, Film, Television, Media, Music and Home Economics departments.

Last year was the first year the school staged the multiarts festival, where students presented their remarkable works across the school campus to hundreds of guests from the community. Runcorn State High School Arts student Stephanie Crosby performed at the event and will do so again this year. Stephanie described the event as “really impressive, with many great performances throughout the school and amazing displays including huge sculptures with

cool lighting effects, images projected onto buildings, yummy, themed food and students dressed in costumes they made themselves.”

Head of the Arts Matthew Stutz said, “This year’s event will be bigger and better, with some really exciting surprises planned! Professional artists are working with our students to produce high quality work. Staff and students are putting in a huge effort to showcase the talented student work with the whole school collaborating to produce the event.” Image Nation…

The Sequel begins on August 22 at 4.30pm with guests embarking on a journey of wonderment and discovery throughout the school. Tickets are available for purchase from Runcorn State High School now or at the event ($12 family / $5 adult / $2.50 student).

Holland Park State High School Learning, Respect, Cooperation

• E Classes for high achieving students • Outstanding academic results • 93% OP 1–15 in 2013 • Your child won’t get lost in the crowd

A boutique high school for discerning families (07) 3347 0111 132 Hill Road, Runcorn QLD 4113 Tel (07) 3323 1609 www.runcornshs.eq.edu.au

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Make a difference caring for people Roles are rewarding and in high demand Study a Certificate III in Aged Care or Home & Community Care • Practical training to help you become job-ready • Be introduced to an employer through our 4 week work placement program • Receive additional certificates in First Aid & Basic Food Safety • Convenient Brisbane CBD campus • Government funding available*

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*Training is delivered with funding from the Queensland Government’s Certificate 3 Guarantee. Eligibility criteria apply. RTO number: 21646

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one of 5 family passes to Webers Circus (Value $92), Showtime 22 – 31 August, Beenleigh Visit our website www.southcitybulletin.com.au for entry.