Noosa STYLE magazine - Autumn 2016 Edition

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Tourism Noosa socialises at Noosa Underground Surf…

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Santa's Classy Helpers sparkle at Red on Thomas…

Local tourist operators and business people get together each month to mingle and share 'industry' talk. The addition of a good drink and tempting nibbles only adds to the atmosphere and conviviality of the evenings.

Recently we ventured upstairs to the new Noosa Underground Surf for a night that started with a delicious passionfruit cocktail - (thanks Paz from Kitchen Shed Catering).

Lorraine Kenway owner of Noosa Classy Ladies and 'leader' of Santa's Classy Helpers, who do so much good for the less fortunate in our community, has a program of fundraising luncheons, afternoon teas, dinners and Golf Days planned for 2016.

Their February luncheon at the popular, Red on Thomas in Noosaville was a huge success, with lots of funds raised and goodies collected. The packed restaurant of ladies were singing the praises of chef Jamie Lethborg who created a menu that delighted everyone..

Clever 2016 Surfing Dogs entertain the crowds…

Mooloolaba Surf Club were well represented by Robyn Jewry, David Jewry, Sally Taylor and Andrew Brown.

All New... Audi A4 launches at The Sheraton…

Dealer principal of Audi Centre, Sunshine Coast, Richard Moye invited guests to witness the unveiling of the new Audi A4 recently, on the Lily Pond Terrace at Sheraton Noosa Resort. Guests are given the opportunity to witness the A4's classy design and technology, whilst sipping 'Lemon Drops' from the live cocktail station, and enjoying the goodies on offer at the live cooking stations.

Singer Mark Moroney kept the guests entertained in between speeches.

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Sunday afternoon at the Noosa Festival of Surfing was all about the dogs! With the 2016 Surfing Dogs Spectacular always a highlight of the festival.

What talent…such surefooted technique…and all good-looking canines to boot!

Their virtuosity might have even outshone their human assistants.

BUBS opens in Noosaville…

Owners Guy and Meagan were delighted to welcome customers into their brand-new boutique style Bubs store recently.

This is a new generation of shop for the family owned business. By the look of the happy shoppers laden with bags leaving on the day, Noosa is already impressed by the concept.

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Noosa locals and visitors to the region were recently given the honour of being the first people in Australia to see the brand new, ultra-chic, McLaren, that was shipped directly from England into Australia and then trucked to the Mantra French Quarter in Hastings Street, where it presided centre stage with the latest Aston Martin DB11 and Rolls-Royce Wraith.

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he luxury vehicles were on display in a 'Best of British' one-off event - held over four fabulous days in front of the French Quarter, and included a sensational VIP cocktail party hosted in and around the vehicles on the Thursday night.

This event was a huge coup for Noosa, and thanks had to be given the Queensland dealership owner Steve Kelly, Paul Hewitt and James Staniforth, who asked for our assistance in putting this monumental event together.

Our thanks also go to all those who assisted in the success of the event, Mantra French Quarter body corporate and management; Tom Offermann Real Estate; and French Quarter boutiques, Toscani, Bowery 475, D'Albo and Poeta on Hastings; as well as Locale Noosa, who all participated in this unique and highly successful event.

Be sure to watch for our full coverage of the 'Best of British' event in our Winter issue.

This season the town is hopping with Easter and the school holidays in full swing, and Noosa Food & Wine 2016 set to ignite the senses of foodies around the region.

Our city's chefs have been hard at work designing new Autumn menus to showcase the region's prolific supply of 'farm fresh' produce…on the plate. And of course, come May we will once again have a rush of dedicated foodies in town for Noosa Food & Wine 2016. Our local chefs will be cooking up a storm alongside an exciting line-up of visiting chefs, who will be taking full advantage of their time in Noosa, to hit the beach and dine on our fabulous seafood and produce.

And, be sure to check out our beautiful cookbook feature and recipes that you can make at home this season as well.

This issue we introduce you to several different locals and sea-changers. We talk to Sandy Bolton, longtime Noosa Councillor and all-round fun lady, whose lineage of strong women offers a success story for young women everywhere to emulate.

We also took a scenic drive to Archer's Field recently for a 'Wings around the World' fund-raising event for young Sunshine Coast pilot Lachlan Smart, who is all set to become the world's youngest solo pilot to fly a single engine plane around the world. You'll find his journey from skateboard to pilot exceptional.

We also introduce you to Chris de Aboitiz and his travelling, surfing companions, who help garner interest and publicity in the rescue and rehabilitation of unwanted dogs. Chris's passion for changing people's perception of our canine companions is inspirational.

This is a powerhouse of an issue - you may need a drink.

Eat, drink, read, dream and enjoy…

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With a non-traditional upbringing, Sandy Bolton has always relished a challenge.

Events What’s on this season around Noosa Luxury Style Property, Motor & Bling... Noosa has it all.

Fashion, Shopping & Beauty Create your personal Noosa Style Dream big: Fly high…

One teenager, one engine, one trip around the world. Lachie Smart, a boy with a vision.

Latest goodies & styles for Little Ones The rise of the mini fashionistas Noosa Marina Waterfront location with all you desire.

Noosaville Surprising, mystical & breathtaking Peregian Beach The fashion, food & homeware village!

Motoring - Best of British The British are here!

Noosa Junction The beating heart of Noosa

Dining, recipes & great eating spots Our best dining and cocktail picks Sunshine Beach Village feel around the corner from Noosa Wine Fabulous wines, beers, liqueurs and cocktails to savour this season Homes of Greater Noosa Spectacular homes for sale Design, Furniture & Landscaping Decorate and rejuvenate your home inside and out this season Art & Galleries The very talented artisans in our midst The dog whisperer…

Not all waggy tails and wet noses for Chris Travel Destinations to whet your appetite Live Theatre & Shows Great new live shows and tickets to win Spot the fantastic competitions this issue

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volving from a lineage of resilient adventurers who arrived from their native shores to Rockhampton on the Selkirkshire in the 1800s, Sandy Bolton’s family line offers a unique blend of hardworking, no-nonsense farming stock, including a connection to resourceful and creative ‘repurposers’, artists, wanderers, writers and innovative business owners.

“My great grandparents were famous in Rockhampton for their ‘open door’ policy to help those in need, even though they had very little. Great granddad could make anything out of anything, including musical instruments,” reveals Sandy. “My mother was a woman before her time – both in business and sustainability. We never ate what she could sell, instead trapping rabbits and catching squid at full tide. She always said a dollar saved was three dollars income that you did not have to earn. I always remember that.”

Proud of her working class roots, Sandy learned quickly as a young girl that life was for the taking.

With a strong female role model demonstrating what it was to make things happen, the foundations of Sandy’s mental outlook were formed early, the basis of her later dedication to positive change.

“When I grew up, there was no definition of labels or roles. My parents divorced after I was born, and my mother did everything: ran the business, plumbed, dug trenches, built sheds, trained racehorses. It was the norm in our world, and I believe one of the greatest influences in my life.

“My childhood was one of great freedom and adventure. If you were not up at dawn you were considered lazy. I was curious, and loved exploring. Did I get into trouble? YES! At 5 years old I would visit all the campers at Evans Head and make myself known! Mum would send my brother forever searching, and I always was under ‘quarantine’. A quick stowaway job on a trawler, however, scared me sufficiently to cure my desire to explore the high seas.”

Finishing school at 15 to help her mother, Sandy managed a saddlery in Parramatta initially, starting her first business at 16. Training in hotel management from 17, Sandy was always the first to put her hand up at her hotel placements, unloading the beer truck, 11 pallets at a time by hand, without the blink of an eye. In fact, it was this kind of ethic that gave Sandy the edge and allowed her to separate herself from the crowd. continues next page...

With a non-traditional upbringing, Noosa Councillor Sandy Bolton has always relished a challenge, swapping a suit for an Akubra, and nightlights to starlight on a million acre of wilderness, as Coco Seymour-Griffin discovers.

Photography Peter Trainer Icon Studios Hair and make up Elizabeth Kramar Icon Studios

Profile Sandy Bolton

So, it’s little wonder that this Noosa Councillor, who has recently run for Noosa Mayor [decision unknown at time of print], is a passionate and vibrant spirit who can’t help but devote herself to her sense of community and family, and is not scared to roll her sleeves up in order to make the world a better place.

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found a building society that did not share this perspective, although the interest rates certainly reflected their caution!”

“I learnt the business from every aspect, and as a result, was given my first hotel to manage at 18. This was unheard of in that era, where you had to earn your stripes every day in a very tough environment.”

By 19, Sandy had bought her first house.

“My bank manager told me, “You have three strikes against you. You are female, single and young.” However, thankfully I

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As Sandy headed into her twenties, it was time for some travel. Embarking on a solo journey into QLD from NSW, Sandy soon found herself crewing on a yacht, and then moving onto the Northern Territory, meeting her future husband who worked for an American company that had purchased an abandoned million-acre property below Arnhem Land. Falling in love with the landscape, the vastness of the area and the indigenous culture, Sandy revelled in the remoteness and magnificence of her new setting, embracing life in her new ‘house’ which consisted of

some simple tin and hardwood poles (as the white ants had eaten everything else).

“A bit of fly wire became ‘walls’, a radio telephone became our only contact to the outside world, and an old ‘genset’ became our sole access to power. This was my growing-up period – a time of understanding what serious responsibility meant. It could be six hours before the Flying Doctor could attend an emergency, and we had both station hands and our indigenous community dependent on daily lifesaving decisions.

“Home was a business that covered an area larger than Noosa where the infrastructure of roads and fencing needed rebuilding every year, where transport was by helicopter and where I took on the role of station nurse/cook/mechanic/fencer and mother for the first time.

“I was very fortunate to have studied during this time. I can remember my first computer arriving on a cattle truck from Dalgetys in Katherine. It was a huge Amstrad, and from the manual, I set about learning DOS. I still have vivid memories of getting up in the early hours of the morning to do weather readings, and then studying (through distance education) until the day officially started.”

After seven years of extremes including drought and flood, advocacy for isolated peoples, and moving from the Roper Valley to the Barkly Tableland and then to Julia Creek to set up a bull multiplier unit, Sandy saw the ‘green grass’ of the Noosa Shire on a trip back home to Sydney, and fell in love.

“After three years of drought, the dust had parched our souls. With three children, and my husband unwell from Ross River Fever, it was time to settle, so we purchased an old house at Kin Kin on 60 acres. It had pythons living in it, no floorboards in the kitchen and the land was overgrown by native tobacco and lantana. What I noticed most

after living in remote communities however, was that there was a lack of a unified ‘voice’ in Kin Kin. Hence the birth of the Kin Kin Village Voice, and an instantaneous connection with my new ‘forever’ home.”

With jobs in management scarce, it took a year before the role of Restaurant and Promotions Manager at the Cooroy RSL became Sandy’s. Difficult as it was with split shifts (including weekends), three small children and a marriage that had ended, she still managed to volunteer in the community, and to find time to explore the shire.

By 19, Sandy had bought her first house.

And so began her love affair with Noosa. As time passed, Sandy’s management roles headed into consultancy as she honed her knowledge in strategic and operational planning, financial administration, business development, governance and resource management, fitting in studies in anthropology, politics and international relations, as well as starting an MBA in Tourism and Hospitality.

After 22 years in the shire having worked in the tourism, sporting, social services, human resources and hospitality industries, Sandy became a Councillor in 2014, with her love of people, challenge, advocacy and business utilised to its maximum benefit.

“Even though I see my life as blessed, many may not agree. Like others I have gone through hardship and grief. I have lost loved ones.

I have lived through tough times, working 80-hour weeks and gaining blisters from our ‘leisure’ time. But my life has been filled with laughter, adventure and love. I am intensely proud of my children, who are innovative, caring and hardworking individuals, and I still live at the recycled haven my children and I built together. I deeply appreciate every day, and the people I encounter.”

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Cooroora Wood and Craft Show When: 6 and 7th May, 2016 Where: Cooroy Memorial Hall, Maple Street, Cooroy Time: From 8.30am Price: Entry $2 (under 16 years free) www.cooroorawoodworkersclub.com

Noosa Open Studios 2016 Fundraisers…

When: 16 & 17th April, 2016 Where: Wallace House, Noosaville Saturday 16th April: The committee will be hosting a 'Casino Royale Noosa' evening at Wallace House, Wallace Drive Noosaville.

You are invited to come along with your friends and join in a fun evening of 'pretend' gambling. You'll be able to purchase a drink and enjoy the company of other art lovers.

Tickets are $25 per person and include 'funny money' to play with at the tables, as well as tempting nibbles to help you play better.

Sunday 19th June: The committee will be hosting a Sunday 'Roast' at Wallace House, Noosaville.

You are invited to come along and enjoy a 2 course roast luncheon, and be entertained by a high profile local identity being 'roasted'. The identity of the 'roastee' will be on their website closer to the date.

Tickets $35.00 per person.

To purchase tickets, or for further information for both events: Phone Secretary, Trish Bradford on 0411 244 304

See beautiful workmanship in a variety of timber forms at the Cooroora Wood and Craft Show in the Noosa hinterland with woodwork displays, sales and demonstrations. This annual event attracts entries from many regional woodworking clubs, with entries on public display.

Prizes are awarded in skills including cabinet making, pyrography, scroll-saw work, carving, turning and wood art.

Club members are happy to pass on their knowledge about techniques, tricks and materials. The timber milling team will mill slabs of local timber.

The show is open on Friday 6 May from 8.30am-4.30pm and on Saturday 7 May from 8.30am-3pm.

When: 28-29 May 2016 Where: Around Noosa region noosaultimatesportsfestival.com.au The Noosa Ultimate Sports Festival is the ultimate mix of swimming, running and cycling events against the backdrop of Noosa's beautiful beach, river and hinterland.

The festival has events to suit all ages and abilities so pack your runners and get set to Swim Noosa, Cycle Noosa and Run Noosa at the Noosa Ultimate Sports Festival.

Ocean swimming events kick off the festival with 3.8km, 2km, 1km and 500m distances.

There are two cycling distances - 160km and 85km which travel through the Noosa hinterland and coastal roads.

Run Noosa events take runners past beautiful river scenery and include a half marathon challenge, a 10km run and a 5km fun run or leisurely walk with the family.

Noosa Food and Wine 2016 When: 20-22 May 2016 Where: Noosa Main Beach, Noosa River and Noosa restaurants Price: From $15 www.noosafoodwinefestival.com.au Discover new flavours and great Australian wines at Noosa Food & Wine 2016. The program celebrates great Australian food, wine and lifestyle with events featuring visiting chefs from around Australia taking place around Noosa, including on Noosa’s Main Beach, Noosa River and in restaurants.

See pages 66/67 for further info…

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The Noosa Sport & Lifestyle Expo will be open both days in Festival Village, Noosa Heads Lions Park, and there will be entertainment both days.

Noosa Long Weekend Festival When: Friday 15 - Sunday 24 July 2016 Price: Free and various ticketed events www.noosalongweekend.com The Noosa Long Weekend Festival is 10 days and nights of arts, literature, forums, food and fun in intimate venues around Noosa. … more info page 18/19.

Surfing Dog 2016 Who’s that shooting the curl at Torquay, hanging 20 paws at Bondi and riding the nose at Mooloolaba while a human rides the tail?

Why, it’s Rama the Kelpie cross, crowd favourite at Noosa’s world-renowned Surfing Dog Spectacular and hot favourite to become Australia’s best

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known four-legged board riding champion.

rolling over, hanging 20 with your best mate is the way to go in 2016.

“This year is really special for me and Rama, as we celebrate five years of riding together at the VetShopAustralia Surfing Dog Spectacular. We look forward to showcasing a set of manoeuvres never before seen at any surfing dog event around the world,” says Chris De Aboitiz, a former world tandem surfing champion and professional dog trainer.

One of the favourite events is the beginners SUP with the PUP workshop at Noosa Spit, where attendees were able to partake in a crash course in SUPing with their dog plus tips on dog water safety.

So forget teaching your four-legged friend mundane tasks like fetching the newspaper or

The Festival’s traditional Hawaiian opening ceremony was held at sunset on the Sunday night.

Pet parents, attendees, and everyone who loves a surfing dog are encouraged to share the surfing dog action on all social channels using #VSASurfingDog. See you next year!

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To simply call this car a convertible understates its capability. It is both a sensational open tourer when the weather permits and a supremely comfortable year-round drive, as acoustically and thermally well insulated as a coupé, thanks to its unique, four layer roof.

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July 15-24, 2016 noosalongweekend.com

10 Magical days and nights of Music, Theatre, Food and Fun. Paying homage to what has become Australia’s foremost regional Community Arts and Cultural Festival, Noosa Long Weekend Festival director; Ian Mackellar has once again pulled out all stops to assemble over 80 ticketed and free events, and 220 local, national and international artists, across a multi-faceted program to be presented in Noosa from July 15 to July 24.

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True to the festival’s reputation of delivering world-class events and something for everyone, this year’s program encompasses a wide range of entertainment options including music, dance, theatre, cabaret, film, food, literature, a festival of thought, events for the kids, some terrific workshops, a new inclusion LOCALE after DARK and an opening Carnivale infused parade embracing the community and visitors in celebration of their 15th year!

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musicians, performers, stilt walkers, jugglers, dancing girls and an abundance of feathers. With more colour and movement than you could imagine, the parade will conclude on Noosa Beach with a spectacular Twilight Skydiving display finale, with Super Heroes jumping and soft landing onto Noosa beach amongst other festival surprises.

Following the opening spectacular ad with the festival officially declared OPEN, patrons who have purchased tickets will head of the The J Theatre to delight in the festival's opening act, the internationally celebrated Queen of Cabaret, Meow Meow, direct from her critically acclaimed appearance as Titania in 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' @ Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London.

For full program details visit the website.

Tickets on sale now: Noosa Long Weekend Festival www.noosalongweekend.com

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Tourism Noosa has launched the Noosa Countr y Drive touring experience, giving visitors even more to explore, with information, ideas and suggested drives through the beautiful Noosa hinterland and its diverse villages.

The interactive website that allows you to plot your own Noosa Country Drive is a personal way to experience Noosa’s country and hinterland areas that start only 15 minutes from Hastings Street and are even closer to the Noosa River and Noosaville.

Whether driving, biking or walking, visitors can create their own touring route or use the three suggested touring loops on the map (Northern, Central and Southern). The drive highlights Noosa country Villages of Boreen Point, Cooran, Cooroy, Doonan, Eumundi, Kin Kin, Pomona and Tinbeerwah.

Browse the site by villages or discover almost 100 listings across accommodation, food, culture, nature, wellness and

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other activities. There's information about tours, walking trails, markets, events, galleries, farm visits, camping and more.

Learn locals' tips and indigenous place name meanings, find out where to pat an alpaca or join a cheese-making class, find mountain lookouts, visit a blacksmith's sound garden, enjoy a high tea or a farm visit - and much more!

The accompanying Noosa Country Drive map and brochure is also available at Noosa Visitor Information Centres. www.visitnoosa.com.au/country-drive

Latitude Gallery Noosa Shop 3, Netanya 71-75 Hastings St, Noosa Heads noosa@latitudegallery.com.au Ph (07) 5447 3351

Latitude Gallery Montville Shop 1/180 Main Street Montville, Queensland montville@latitudegallery.com.au Ph (07) 5478 5771

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Winter 16 collection is RAW meets LUXE garbs.

Amano is a play of scale and texture against a tonal monochromatic palette with unexpected highlights. Silver greys and snow whites give the collection its luxury feel, whilst the rich reds & blacks pull it out of the ethereal with a punchy and bold finish. Most of the colours used are undyed, natural to the alpaca fibre which naturally lend a strong base palette.

The silhouettes are voluminous and oversized. Clean lines and uncomplicated shapes are highlighted with elongated sleeves,

Amano seeks to LOCALLY produce HANDMADE pieces, focusing on knitwear by local artisans from locally sourced MATERIALS. Amano targets our local Alpaca industry rich with possibilities for its natural potential - in a bid to explore everything alpaca has to offer.

exaggerated torsos with drop shoulders. These key elements allow the pieces to sculpt the body without hiding the form beneath.

The knit structure varies from ultra fine gauze to contrasting textures of chunky knits and open mesh, offering a rich body of work pushing the boundaries of scale and form.

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The yarns used are the key ingredients in Amano. Utilising the finest local alpaca including suri Alpaca which is the most luxurious of fibres sharing the stand with the likes of cashmere.

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The Demi Couture collection of handmade, bespoke, luxury is waiting for you at BELLISSIMA! 75 Hastings St, Noosa Heads.

Amano Transit Lisa Brown Marilyn Seyb Desigual Twin Set Loobie's Story New London Elila Rich & Royal BYU Mes Demoiselles Rafia Chic Robins Jeans Rude Riders Doma Leather Blaumax

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If you could change one thing about your hair-drying routine, what would it be? How long it takes? How heavy your dryer is? Would you like to create a smoother

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finish to your blow-dry? Or would you asks for a cold shot button that actually works?

The launch of the BaByliss Pro Rapido changes the face of the humble hairdryer, making each of these things possible. Incredibly lightweight, weighing less than a can of soft drink - the Rapido is the lightest highperformance professional dryer in the world.

On shelf now at selected salons and Hairhouse Warehouse: RRP: $229.00 Professional stylist Sharon Blain has given us some serious info, tricks and secrets on how to make our hair look salon perfect - at home.

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If you're in a hurry, towel dry your hair before you start your hairdryer up - it removes excess moisture and reduces drying time.

If you're drying straight from the shower, keep in mind that wet hair can stretch up to 30% which makes it more prone to breaking, so be gentle with your hair while it's wet.

Apply product only once hair is 50% dry this will ensure Use a brush with a ceramic base - these brushes spread heat evenly and hold heat better, allowing the hair to dry evenly throughout. Avoid metal brushes as get really hot while you're blowdrying, which may be great for speed, but it's not so great for your hair.

Keep your distance - hold the dryer around 6cm away from the hair to avoid overheating your hair, causing damage and frizz. Also use a lower heat if the hair is damaged, this will avoid the hair from heating up too much internally.

Always section the hair before drying to help simplify the process. This will also ensure that you don't go over and over the same section of hair repeatedly, which results in over-drying, causing hair to fry and look dehydrated.

Always direct hair flow from root to ends, along the hair shaft. This helps to lay the hair cuticle flat along the hair shaft, which reduces tangles and frizz, and encourages shine.

It also lengthens the life of your blowdry.

The three elements to a successful blow-dry are tension, heat, and cool. For maximum volume and height, wind the brush down to the roots with tension and completely dry the base at the roots before winding out. Finish your blow-dry with a blast of cold air to help set the style, seal your cuticles, and add shine.

Anti-Ageing Use a shine serum or heat protection spray when you blow-dry. Years of drying your hair can take a toll on it, so protect it before you add more heat.

Two guaranteed ways to make your hair look younger (and more healthy) is through shine and volume. Avoid volume around the face, and opt for adding it at the crown to give a more youthful look.

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o anyone who didn’t know, Lachlan Smart would look like your average teenager. He hangs with his mates, he skates, he surfs.

Except that he’s not average. In fact, he’s anything but. With a dream and an ambition way beyond his years, together with an atypical visionary outlook, here is a boy who sees life as a journey of possibility rather than a road of survival. Lachie is a rainbow in a grey sky, a soaring eagle over a deserted plain. Not only is he set to fly solo around the globe this year, becoming the youngest person (at18) in history to circumnavigate it alone in a single engine aircraft, but in doing so, he aims to challenge the youth perspective for those in hardship, demonstrating that dreams are for chasing.

“From two years old, I loved everything about planes,” smiles Lachie.“I had my first flying lesson at 14 and have been flying ever since. Last year, I gained my private pilot’s license, but before that, I created Wings Around the World as a vehicle to combine my passion for aviation with the message of youth achievement. From a young age, I wanted to do something inspirational. It wasn't always my dream to fly around the world, but with my clear passion for aviation together with my desire to do good with it, it made sense to take on a world flight.”

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One teenager, one engine, one trip around the world. Meet Lachie Smart, a boy with a vision like no other, as Coco Seymour-Griffin discovers.

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continued from previous page “Flying for me is the ultimate sense of freedom. Being up in the sky is so different from being on the ground. It gives you a whole new perspective on life, not only from a visual viewpoint, but from a mental one too. It clears the mind like nothing else.”

Inspired by the likes of Richard Branson, Jessica Watson and Ryan Campbell, Lachie cites such game changers as huge motivators for his mission.

“We live in an age of endless potential. We need to reach out and grasp the opportunities that are around us and become achievers. If I, a normal teenager from the Sunshine Coast, can fly around the world solo there is no reason why anyone can't achieve their dreams. No dream is too high. No goal is too great.

As long as you have an optimistic attitude, anything is possible.”

With the journey of creating Wings Around The World a rollercoaster ride to date, Lachie has certainly had to work harder than ever before to front up to his goal. Assembling a nine-person world-class team to ensure that every last detail of the record attempt is managed for risk, with a focus on safety, whilst providing partners of the project with the opportunity to get behind such an achievement of magnitude, Lachie hasn’t stopped.

“The ups and downs have been tremendous. When I first started two years ago, I knew that I would not be able to do this alone. So, the obvious first step was to build a professional team around me to assist with the trip. Once I had a solid team established, I knew I would then be able to start to promote and fundraise for the journey, but not before I had a solid plan in place to know exactly what I would be doing and how.

“The last year has been predominantly fundraising and flight planning. It is expected the Wings Around The World project will cost between $350,000 and $400,000.

To raise this level of funding, the team has been working on several marketing packages and also a number of funding models for the ownership/rental of a suitable aircraft for the journey. It’s a huge project! In addition, route requirements, fuel pick ups, accommodation and permits are just some of the logistical requirements that I am in the process of planning, not

to mention hangarage and maintenance for the aircraft.

“Overall, it's not an easy feat. I guess that's why they call it a world record! But when it sometimes feels like it might never happen, I just remember what I am doing it for and keep pushing on.”

Scheduled to take Lachie 70 days and cover 45,000kms, it’s hardly surprising that such attention to detail has been required. And with international press already following Lachlan as he prepares for his assignment, the pressure is certainly on.

But incredibly it doesn’t seem to phase his young shoulders, spurring him on instead.

“When I think about success, to me, it’s about achieving goals through any circumstances, with setbacks the foundation to success. Every failure is a success if you learn from it.”

Now a speaker, having given talks to Skal International’s National Tourism Congress and ANZ Bank, as well as being the youth ambassador for the Australian Spitfire Association and studying for his commercial pilot’s licence in addition, Lachlan is clearly a bird in full flight, nourishing, nurturing and honing the very reason for his existence.

“My ultimate goal in life is to be able to inspire a generation of change. Not just through this one act, but by seeing the shy become leaders, and dreamers become achievers. Too often young people are constrained to the box that society says they are in. I want to see these boxes destroyed and the limitless potential of young people to really be observed. The Wings Around The World describes an ideology which is important: achieving high goals through adversity can be synonymous with embracing a dream of flying. Adversities are faced over time, however they do not have to limit the level at which success is achieved. I believe that despite our limitations, we can be a generation of movers and shakers that can make a real difference in the world.”

To read more about Lachie’s mission and to support him on his journey, visit www.wingsaroundtheworld.com.au.

Walk to fight animal cruelty...

On Sunday 15th May, more than 20,000 people and their dogs will walk in Queensland to show their support for animals in need. Million Paws Walk is a great day out for the whole family, where you will be treated to entertainment, stalls, delicious food, competitions, giveaways and a whole lot more. All in the name of a 'good cause'.

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egardless of the breed, size or age of your dog - everyone is welcome - as long as they are fully vaccinated, friendly and well socialised.

No four legged friend? No problem! Even those without pooches are welcome to join in the fun.

Money raised through online fundraising, merchandise sales, and activities on the day will help to provide essential care, veterinary treatment, food and shelter for more than 15,000 dogs that RSPCA Qld cares for each year.

Every dollar you raise will make a big difference and will assist us in reaching our goal of $600,000.

Sign up today to help give another dog a second chance at a happy life.

Register online before 14th May to take advantage of ticket price savings‌ and then start fundraising to help fight animal cruelty. As an added bonus this year, if you register online and create a fundraising page, they will send you a FREE RSPCA frisbee for your pooch!

What are you waiting for? Register now and Walk to Fight Animal Cruelty! www.millionpawswalk.com.au/Queensland.htm

Great value eyewear packages for children include polycarbonate safety lenses & UV protection in frames by Hello Kitty, Nike, Flexon & Converse $283 complete

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Baby dreams

Large Ballerina Doll Beautiful brown haired ballerina for you daughter to love with soft fluffy tulle tutu. - RRP $60 For stockists visit: www.alimrose.com.au Dresses & dolls for your little princess available at SAFFRON NOOSA Noosaville

Do you have a favourite food?

Chocolate. Definitely chocolate. sandwiches.

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What is your name?

Anna. Well, Princess Anna of Arendelle, actually but you can call me Anna. No need for formalities – unless you like that sort of thing. I mean, I can be formal if you want, but I’m happier if everyone is relaxed and comfortable.

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Who is your best friend?

My sister, Elsa. Ever since we were kids - sure we had that little period where we couldn’t be together, and the whole almost-eternal winter thing, but now we’re closer than ever. And I have to say, since we’re talking about friends, Kristoff, Sven and Olaf come in a pretty close second.

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How important are your friends and family to?

Are you kidding? They’re everything to me. Trust me, I know what it’s like to not have a lot of friends and family around and having them by your side’s the best thing in the world. To know you always have someone to talk to and laugh with and love you no matter what - that’s incredible.

We know you and Elsa are close, what are your favourite things to do together?

Is “everything” a good answer? Because I kind of want to say, “everything.” Wait. How about ice-skating?

We’ve been doing a lot of that lately. Elsa’s been

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Little People Love Beautiful Things Too…

Sunbury Runway Collection Boston Nursery

Baby wear, cuddly bears & rabbits available at THE WHITEHOUSE Noosa Wharf, Tewantin

The Boston Nursery Furniture range has been designed for the designer style, on a budget family who have champagne taste.

Featuring a modern aesthetic with straight lines, the Boston Nursery Furniture has been created to compliment all decors. Boston 9 Piece Nursery Package on sale for $699.95, save $434.70. Includes the Boston 3 in 1 Cot, Boston Toddler Rail, Boston 4 Drawer Chest, Boston Change Tray, Innerspring Mattress, Change Mat Pad, 3 Piece Sheet Set, Infant Head Pillow & Change Mat Covers.

Available at your nearest Bubs Baby Shops - www.bubs.com.au

Couldn’t resist these cute little bunnies…

Lil' pink and grey bunny romper/onesies.

This sweet, pale pink baby bunny costume and hat is made fro the softest cotton blend, two-way stretch terry for your child's absolute comfort and includes all the features of the best baby rompers.

Varieties, wombat, koala, pink and grey bunny, lady beetle and reindeer.

For stockists visit: www.lilcreatures.com.au

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teaching me and when you have a sister with ice magic you get to practice just about anywhere you want. Have you ever skated on a fjord? It’s pretty amazing.

Can you tell us your favourite part about living in Arendelle?

It’s so beautiful here, I love to be outside – wandering the town square, watching the ships come in and out of the harbor, exploring in the woods, rock climbing… Of course, none of that would be nearly as much fun without all of the people, I mean, talk about your kind and generous and fun townspeople…

I think Arendelle’s got them all.

What is it like living in a castle?

Well I like it but what I really love is when we get to open the gates and invite everyone in. I just love the music and the fun! After all, what really makes a place special are the people, right?

We know Olaf’s favourite season is summer, what is yours?

Oh, I like summer too. It’s got a lot going for it: long days, warm nights, festivals, visitors… you name it. But spring and autumn, they’ve got their own special kind of, I don’t know, life! And I wouldn’t be a good sister if I didn’t love winter a little bit. Seriously, have you ever seen willow trees in winter with frozen droplets of water hanging like diamonds from their branches? Breathtaking.

You can see Anna and all her friends at Disney on Ice presents Magical Ice Festival. - Brisbane Entertainment Centre - 23-27 June 2016 www.ticketek.com.au/disneyonice www.disneyonice.com.au

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Olga Aleksandrovna's passion for fashion started when she was just 12-years-old.

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lga explains that her inspiration came from her mother and grandmother, who were always very good at making clothes and sewing. As a child, she remembers their sewing machine was always there in our lounge room, with her mother busily designing and sewing in the evening, and she loved to be there - helping her. Her mother would let her play with the pieces of fabric and patterns to her heart's content.

"As a bridal designer my journey started with a single, silk flower that my friend showed me how to make. I really enjoyed working with the fabrics, and from that time on, I started to make fascinators and headpieces and sell them to my friends.

And then they and their friends started asking me to make something for there special day." she said I was amazed that people would actually like what I was doing, as much as I did.

I named my label Aleks Bridal Collection, as my middle name Aleksandrovna) is the same as my sisters, and my father Aleksander, and my son's middle name as well. Not long after that, the orders started to arrive.

Olga's home and business are based in Buderim, on the Sunshine Coast.

"It’s a fantastic place to work from home; I take bookings by appointment, and then offer them a relaxed 'homey' atmosphere, with nice cup of tea to help ease the tension for brides planning their special day." she continued "My success has taken me by surprise - considering I haven’t done a lot of sewing since I left school, and although I had always had an interest in making

clothes, it never crossed my mind to become a designer."

"I am so grateful and very fortunate to meet so many wonderful people along the way, and have received fantastic support from my family, who continue to support me in every way!" Olga explains Olga says she has bad days, and has had fantastic days - sometimes its not all as wonderful and glamorous as you might think, but she loves the challenges and says that she is learning from every experience, good or bad, every day. And it is definitely all working out in the best way!

A few years ago, one of the Olga's good friends invited her to attend the Sunshine Coast Bridal Expo and insisted that she take some of her designs along as well.

"I made my patterns, laid out the fabric and made the dress! As I didn’t expect anything to eventuate, and had no idea that I would receive such a great response, it was a total surprise and the defining moment that has changed my life."

"Since that time I have fallen in love with bridal industry, I have become obsessed with the textures of the fabric, silks and beautiful laces, beading, sparkly Swarovski crystals and pearls." said Olga.

And now she says, its an extremely exiting time for her, as she is about to launch her first - Smart Casual Collection with a new label.

After last year's success at the Fashion Festival, Olga has been inspired to make her first collection for the Autumn /Winter season featuring beautiful cream and charcoal colours; as well as collection featuring beautiful earthy, colourful silky prints for the coming Spring /Summer season.

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Renowned designer Jimmy Choo understands this style…he may design exceptional shoes for women, but this fragrance is all about masculinity. This scent is for the man who is naturally seductive and effortlessly masculine. A unique Blend of pineapple leaf, pink pepper, honeydew melon and lavender sit against a base of suede and patchouli.

A scent for the man who knows who he is.

Find these unique products & clothing at Mensroom Clothing. 1 Hastings St. Noosa

. . . e r a s y o b e h t e r WheAutumn Men's Style

It's time to accessorise…men are making their mark in the fashion stakes!

Invest in a great pair of quality leather shoes and accessorise with a leather belt to complement.

This season you'll be rugging-up against the colder days and nights…make the most of it.

Colour is the new Black for men this season…think Salmon and soft sky blues.

The City Sports look is still on-trend - taking you easily from leisure to pleasure.

Graphic Prints are still hot and work perfectly with well cut pants and soft knit.

Denim makes a statement…casual and uber chic - team with a little leather for a bad boy look.

It's time to mix it up!

The ultimate scent...

Everything about a man, from the way he styles his hair to the clothes he chooses to wear; every part of a man's personal tastes allude to his personal style. But it's that final touch that makes all the difference.

His choice of fragrance will tell you the story of the man.

Bvlgari Man Extreme With its unique and vibrant construction, Bvlgari Man Extreme is a new expression of modern charisma. A fragrance that melds intense and longlasting Mediterranean freshness with sophisticated woodiness. With top notes of pink grapefruit, Calabrian bergamot and cactus sap; heart notes of white freesia, Guatemalan cardamom and vegetal amber and base notes of balsa wood, Haitian vetiver and Laotian benzoin.

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Buckle 1922 Handcrafted in Australia Introducing the NEW cufflinks to suit every style.

Often an overlooked element of men's fashion, accessories are an integral part of every man's outfit. Without a splash of personality through patterned cufflinks or the touch of a classic leather belt, a suit would just be - well, a suit!

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cottonworx menswear 100% cotton & linen - shirts & pants locally designed - casual & timeless - classic cuts + a unique range of bags, belts & watches, jewellery & accessories

The modern man is all about breaking fashion boundaries and daring to be different, so it's time to make a statement with Buckle 22's new range of bow ties.

The new plaid, dotty and diamond tip bow tie designs are destined to make any man stand out from the crowd.

The range is full of personality offering bow ties in various textures, as well as patterns ranging from spots, stripes, floral, paisley and plaid. The diamond tip design is deny, elegant and masculine; a perfect combination for the risk taking, fashionable gentleman.

RRP $34.00 Stockists nationwide including Mensroom in Hastings Street; www.buckle.com.au

Versace Pour Homme Oud Noir by Versace A luxurious fragrance that perfectly epitomises the indulgent Versace house of fashion. The scent is dark and mysterious, a quintessential example of the Oriental style of perfume. A deep and sensuous scent experience includes spices and woodsy notes against a foundation of leather and agar wood, which is where it found its name 'oud'.

Buckle Jr. New diamond tip for the handsome little gent‌ The diamond tip bow ties from Buckle Jr. are available in various prints, patterns and fabrics. These cute, on-trend bow ties are perfect for creating an adorable and stylish ensemble; a smaller and super stylish new accessory for the well-dressed little gent all year round.

Available in boutiques nationally. RRP $24.00 www.buckle.com.au

Shop 2 & 3 Sandcastles, 1 Hastings Street (beachside woods end of hastings st.)

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Guerlain Shalimar Eau de Parfum

Indulgences...

Often referred to as 'the perfume of temptation', Shalimar captures a dramatic and sophisticated blend of exotic notes, including flowers and bergamot followed by a heart of luxurious flowers finishing with a warm, sensual base of woodsy, spicy notes.

Elvis has left the building - and is headed for your bedroom…

Prada Infusion de Rose Milano A fragrance that includes notes of Turkish and Bulgarian rose, Italian mandarin, peppery mint, Brazilian maté and honeycomb from Laos. It's like fresh rose petals, honey and mint in a warm hand.

Honey Birdette, purveyors of the playful, flirty, and the unapologetically sensual, brings rock and roll to your boudoir – and the boardroom - with their latest lingerie collection. Aptly named, the seven-piece Elvis collection will become the stuff of legend, with seven distinct but matching pieces that allow you to switch effortlessly between day and late, steamy nights.

The glamorous Elvis pieces are a clear nod to the rising trend of underwear as outwear – and this collection is one you will want to be seen in. Whether it’s a glimpse of the high drama satin bra beneath a sheer shirt, or the unspoken she-means-business attitude of the layered mesh waspie over a white shirt, you can guarantee that the object of your desire will be all shook up.

The Elvis collection marks the first time that Honey Birdette has designed a fully connecting collection of individual pieces that together make a full statement. Making lingerie as outerwear a fashionable reality, shake, rattle, and roll your way to total sensuality.

Featured Model Roxy Horner is rumoured to be Oscar-winning actor, Leonardo DeCaprio's latest girlfriend. I wonder if he likes the Elvis range? If the rumours are true he may be getting 'all shook up' this season! www.HoneyBirdette.com

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Bvlgari Eau Parfumee Au The Rouge This is the third in a long line of Bvlgari 'tea fragrances' that is also a unisex fragrance. It is gentler and more sensual due to the two South African red tea extracts. The perfume is an experience in luxury covering the warmth and fullness of sensual pleasure.

150ml RRP $184.00

Getting your beauty sleep isn't a cliché… it's essential for skin that glows Did you know that chronic poor sleep quality is associated with increased signs of ageing, diminished skin barrier function and lower satisfaction with appearance?

According to Sleep Disorders Australia, as we grow older, sleep becomes lighter and more interrupted. This may lead to poor quality sleep that in turn increases the signs of ageing of our skin.

However, there are positive steps you can take to improve poor sleep patterns and accelerated ageing.

Skin cell regeneration almost doubles during the night, as the body repairs daytime free-radical damage. By supporting this process with natural herbs such as revered sleep fruit tart cherry, as well as youth enhancing mineral silica, our skin can meet the day refreshed and repaired.

Australian-made Qsilica Skin Regeneration Beauty Sleep vegetarian tablets contain: *Valerian, hops, chamomile and magnesium, as well as tart cherry which may help encourage a higher quality, restorative sleep; *Grapeseed and pine bark extracts, which offer cellular antioxidant support to assist the natural skin regeneration processes that occur during sleep; *Colloidal silica promotes supple skin, healthy hair and strong nails.

RRP $29.95 available at leading pharmacies and health food stores nationwide.

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Fabulous hand painted ‘Cat’ bags from Chocol’arte to the Max

It’s easy to lose yourself at Noosa Marina, with its hypnotic long river views and amazing sunsets; the 40 berth marina is one of the most picturesque vantage points on the Sunshine Coast.

Add to that the traders, who are the 'face' of the Noosa Wharf… they are the frontline of his idyllic shopping and dining precinct, welcoming locals and visitors with enthusiasm.

They are the ones who will direct you to the perfect spot for a cup of tea, coffee or wine. They can tell you what is good on the menus at the local restaurants and cafés - which chocolate is their favourite...and they speak from experience.

So if you love calm water views, great food and fabulous shopping, then Noosa Marina at Tewantin is the perfect destination for you. Visitors can wander around the boardwalk popping into the eclectic mix of cafés, restaurants and wine bar, where every taste is catered for, from beachside holiday inspired fish and chips on the deck, to fine Italian dishes artfully prepared by true Italian chefs in a waterside restaurant; from a cold ice coffee in a Mason jar to a frothy cappuccino; from a chilled glass of wine or beer to rich decadent chocolates, or freshly prepared salads and tapas.

The food on offer is exciting and fresh, and don't be surprised if you run into a bride and her entourage their way to a wedding reception. Noosa Wharf is very popular for parties, anniversaries and weddings too.

The Wharf has so much to offer visitors, a myriad of specialty shops await your shopping pleasure, and it's far more interesting than the usual chain stores you find in the shopping malls. It's a treasure trove of earthly delights waiting to be explored. The owners put their heart and soul into sourcing the different, the unusual, and the unique. These specialised businesses offer savvy shoppers a delightful array of homewares and stunning fashion, works of art, shoes, gift shops laden with wondrous delights, body products,hats of every description, specialty chocolates, a talented florist and jewellery manufacturer.

There's even a Spa. Men are not forgotten either, with charter fishing day trips available, houseboat hire and sightseeing ferry rides

Andrea and Judy were busy testing strands of beautiful white pearls at the White House.

It’s not all fun at Italian Marina Restaurant but these guys know how to make it look like!!!

RIght: Cinzia and Valentina add a little glamour at the Italian Marina Restaurant

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Kate and Sue were all smiles at Tangerine Beach

on offer. They can even buy their bait at the fish shop and try their hand at fishing, while you shop to your heart's content.

The Noosa ferry runs between Noosa Marina and Hasting Street, offering passengers the chance to hop off at several stops along the way including Gympie Terrace to the Sheraton Noosa Resort jetty. You can then rejoin the ferry at a later time. So if you want to have a few drinks with lunch or dinner, you don't need to drive.

Of course, if you do there’s plenty of parking at the marina.

Every Sunday 8am 2pm there is a special Sunday Markets, with cover from the elements.

Here you can listen to music and enjoy the wide range of stalls offering fresh produce and arts and crafts.

Noosa Marina is the sort of place where a welcoming smile is obligatory and the sincerity behind that smile shines through.

Woody had his hands full at Noosa Harbour Fish Market

Styled and decorated with bright cushions, exotic wares and rustic influences. Pop in for service with a smile and a unique shopping experience.

Enjoy a fresh coffee /infused teas & maybe a treat from our range of homemade cakes and slices.

‘Chocol’arte to the Max’, infused with the smell of deep Chocolatey goodness.

Love to see you!

Catch the Ferry from Sheraton or anywhere along the river to: NOOSA MARINA 2 Parkyn Parade Tewantin.

P: 5455 6788 E: Chocolarte@bigpond.com See us on Facebook - ‘Chocolarte to the Max’

relax and unwind

unique retail art & photography beauty spas restaurants fishing & cruises sunday markets

spend the day your way follow the river to Tewantin Parkyn Crt Tewantin

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NEW... NOW OPEN... Classy Lady on gibson Swimwear, Resort Fashion, Homewares & Designer Decor

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Visit our NEW swimwear, casual clothing and home design and decor store...

Featuring beautiful European swimwear to suit from young to the elegantly young!...

Our designer homewares, cushions, accessories and furniture compliment the relaxed Noosa Beach lifestyle... drop in and be inspired...

ClassyLady... on gibson

New Store CLASSY LADY ON GIBSON 2/11Gibson Road Noosaville (next to Highgrove Bathrooms Ph 07 5474 3886 NoosaStyleLiving

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Importers of Exclusive European Fashion & Accessories Exciting French & Italian labels not available elsewhere in Australia...

Available from ELIZA’S Boutique Hastings St Noosa Heads

n m u Aut Autumn Winter 2016 - Fashion Forecast…

It's all about the length…add tiers to extend the line and add a touch of lace for effect.

Voluminous…it's all about dressing for the cooler days and nights - and comfort is the new Black!

Everyone needs an on-trend button-up check shirt.

Check out the dark Bohemian looks that have evolved from the Boho trend in stores now.

Think Victorian style dressing…lots of lace and jewell colours…button-up necklines and long, long trench coats.

Ivory and cream are hot this season.

And, of course the ever on-trend black statement pieces work well with every other style on offer.

It's time to play.

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Japanese design seen and enjoyed exclusively by Minx & Max

Matisse Poncho and Leather Leggings in stock at Minx & Max Always something special & unique...

Available from The White House Homewares Noosa Wharf Tewantin

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Mela Purdie - Bead Print Drift Dress F813641 $335. Available now at Zambezee, Noosa Heads & Mooloolaba Just arrived the latest styles & colours Stuart Weitzman New York, the shoes the stars wear.

Available at DIANAS Shoes Bay Village - Hastings St Noosa

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s k o o l n Autum Mela Purdie - Ruffle Shirt in white F642813 $375 and Straight Pant in Ink F081281 $240. Available now at Zambezee, Noosa Heads & Mooloolaba

Mela Purdie - Cruise T in Saddle F642298 $280 and Track Pant in French Navy F011314 $265. Available now at Zambezee, Noosa Heads & Mooloolaba

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By: G iuseppe Sant

Milan Fashion Week - Costume National Fall/Winter 2016 Hair design by James Pecis for Moroccanoil

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TYLE Inspiration: Channelling a touch of the 1990s, this collection was inspired to portray a confident, strong woman who is looking for romance after dancing the night away. With this idea in mind, James Pecis created a perfectly dishevelled up-do that features loose strands of hair falling gently in the model's faces to invoke a sense of mystery and playfulness.Channelling a touch of the 1990s, this collection was inspired to portray a confident, strong woman who is looking for romance after dancing the night away. With this idea in mind, James Pecis created a perfectly dishevelled up-do that features loose strands of hair falling gently in the model's faces to invoke a sense of mystery and playfulness.

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To achieve the Costume National hair look, follow James Pecis' step-by-step instructions below: Apply a small amount of Moroccanoil Treatment to prep hair and build a workable foundation for styling.

Create a deep part from ear to ear to divide the hair, separating the front section from the back.

Apply Moroccanoil Root Boost evenly and abundantly from mid-length to the tips to achieve consistency and the ideal texture creating a slightly wet effect.

Next, soften the top part of the hair by applying a small amount of Moroccanoil Smoothing Lotion.

Tie the front part into a ponytail at the center of the head, twisting and turning the hair before securing it. Leave a few loose locks to fall over the forehead.

Repeat the twisting and turning with the back portion of the hair, forming a second ponytail that is placed high up. Then, twist, set and secure downwards, leaving a few loose locks at the base of the neck.

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Published by : Hardie Grant Books RRP $2 9.95 Fashionista's rejoice!

Photograph er, ar t direct or and fashio n enthusia st, Giuseppe Sa ntamaria ha s produced his second sartorial styl ebook - th is time it's all ab out women.

In Women in this Town, he takes you to the street of sic ultra fashionable cities in the world - to showcase th eir unique and stylish in habitants.

From classic elegance to mensw ear-inspired casual, a wom an's dresssense speaks volumes about her pe rsonality and the city she inhabits.

Featuring inte rv ever yday wom iews with the en, whose di stinctive styl striking phot es are an insp ographic colle iration, this ction will take will be guar you on a glob anteed to ha al adventure ve fashion-lo wardrobes or and ving women delighting in examine th the expressio eir n of others.

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MASUNAGA In 1905, Gozaemon Masunaga, a politician, started Masunaga Optical within the eyewear industry as a way to bring more jobs to the people in Fukui, Japan, which was then a farming community that needed jobs during the cold winter.

Masunaga allowed his best craftsmen to start factories of their own, eventually populating Fukui with a group of high-quality workshops, all having roots with Masunaga. They believed that with the best quality, then profit would eventually follow. In 1933, they custom made handmade frames for the Emperor of Japan in solid gold. In 1970, one of our frames was placed in the time capsule at the world's fair at the Osaka Expo.

The birth of the MASUNAGA collection pays tribute to the classic and timeless design. Meticulous craftsmanship is evident in the countless steps of the manufacturing process. Masunaga does not rush the process. No shortcuts are taken, no compromises are made in the creation of each MASUNAGA frame. Featuring beautifully hand polished Japanese acetate, durable seven barrel hinges, distinctive silver rivets, MASUNAGA collection confirms what Masunaga Optical has achieved over the past century.

Masunaga is available in northern Sunshine Coast exclusively at Options Eyecare, Peregian Beach

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Sensitive to bright light?

Red, scratchy or itchy eyes?

Shop 14 noosa Homemaker Centre 18 thomas St. NOOSAVILLE Q 4566 P: 07 5473 0008 f: 07 5474 4702 Shop 4/220 david Low Way. PEREGIAN BEACH Q 4573 Peregian Village - P: 075471 2399 www.facebook.com/Optionseyecare

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Peregian Beach Village...

The fashion, food & homeware village!!

The Peregian Beach Hotel turns the food on for all the family & tastes...

Recognised by a cluster of tall Norfolk Pine trees and surrounded by National Parks that make up the worldrecognised Noosa Biosphere Reserve, is Peregian Beach.

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ith its friendly village atmosphere and laid-back feel, Peregian Beach is a favourite with savvy locals and tourists, who are seeking a quiet shopping experience away from the big crowds, and dining options to suit all tastes.

With restaurants, bars, cafĂŠs and take-aways dotted around the walking streets, visitors can enjoy a seated coffee, lunch or dinner, and beachgoers can pick up goodies for a picnic at the beach or in the shoreline parks.

It's an extremely popular family destination.

The Village Square, the heart of the beachside town has interconnecting lanes and pathways to everything and provides a shady area for locals and visitors. Picnic tables designed by Richard Newport are popular with families and friends to enjoy take-out fare from the nearby eateries and for shoppers who are in need of a coffee and momentary respite from retails therapy.

Market Day is held on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month, when live music attracts large crowds to the lawn in front of the Peregian Beach Surf Club. "We've built an amazing live music scene

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here, thanks to some dedicated local musicians who set up Peregian Originals,” says Ange Takats, a Peregian Beach-based author, journalist and musician.

“There is no regular community music festival of its kind anywhere else in Australia and this makes me proud as punch.”

Just over the sand hills at the southern end of the beach you'll find Peregian Environmental Park, an area of wallum heath which bursts into a colourful profusion of wildflowers in spring. On the western side of Peregian Beach is Lake Weyba National Park, and Lake Weyba, which feeds into the estuary at Noosa Heads. Nearby, too, is the southern extension of the Noosa National Park with a rich mix of coastal heath and scrub and stately rainforest which provides sanctuary and support for a wealth of native flora and fauna.

Peregian Village has all the charm of a coastal village. Stores are stocked with classy homewares, stationary, office essentials, quirky and must-buy gifts and of course must-have accessories, beautiful boutiques for him, her and baby too, trendy surf fashion, beauty therapists who fully understand the meaning of serene relaxation and many cafes, all renowned for fresh, exciting fare.

Finders Keepers eclectic boutique is stocked with a sumptuous range of designer decor and gifts, including an exclusive range of local and overseas products, jewellery, artwork, soft furnishings, furniture and vintage items.

They endeavour to offer customers an impressive array of quirky, unique and unusual gifts; that special piece you won't find in other homewares stores.

They are also the Sunshine Coast distributor for David Trubridge lighting direct from New Zealand. The perfect location to purchase all your gifts this season.

The Peregian Beach Hotel a little slice of tropical magic, nestled in the heart of the beachside village of Peregian Beach.

It's open-plan dining areas blend inside and outside dining seamlessly, offering diners a welcoming environment with a relaxed 'beach' feel. The light filled bars and outdoor beer garden gives diners the chance to kickback and enjoy a sunny afternoon that most times will extend into night.

The menu offers a generous selection of tantalising dishes and wood fired pizzas that will have you coming back for more, and a tapas and small plate menu that sings with possibilities.

The chefs make good use of their wood-fired oven to produce an exciting array of new age and traditional pizzas…and a selection of tempting tapas and share plates, such as wood fired olives, wood-fired Mooloolaba Prawns; Sea salt and triple pepper Squid; Fire-roasted smokey Chorizo with caramelised Spanish onion, and char-grilled locally baked ciabatta; and an Asian Pork belly Fusion Pizza with twice roasted asian master stock pork belly, fresh chilli, wilted bok choy, house made napoletana sauce, mozzarella, oyster sauce, fresh coriander and fried rice noodles.

The menu also includes a wide selection of high quality, traditional dishes including Cape Grim beef, seafood, chicken, pastas and salads, and the prices amazingly diner friendly.

With a wine list that offers imported and craft beers, and a good selection of Australian wines, as well as a yummy cocktail menu, you will find it easy to complement your choices from the exciting bistro menu.

There's live entertainment on Friday nights and theme dining nights all week, it pays to check out the website for upcoming events.

This family friendly bistro is the perfect place to meet with friends and family, or dine with a loved one. www.peregianbeachhotel.com.au

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DAW N A striking, seductive encounter The new Dawn has arrived – a Rolls-Royce like no other.

A striking true four-seater, it captures the exhilaration of open-top driving with an interior crafted in anticipation of unforgettable moments between friends.

Anything is possible. Contact us to start your journey.

Brand Manager James Staniforth on 0450 638 046

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Queensland 179 Nerang Road, Southport QLD 4215 Tel: (07) 5509 7197 www.rolls-roycemotorcars-queensland.com.au DL 1303030 Š Copyright Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Limited 2015 . The Rolls-Royce name and logo are registered trademarks.

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It’s the ultimate sports car experience.

Completely driver-centric and performance oriented, the 570S Coupé is equally at home on the track as it is on the open road.

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Even if you take for granted 0-124mph in a scarcely believable 9.5 seconds, nothing prepares you for the thrill of the 570S Coupé’s race-bred dynamics.

With a 3.8-litre twin turbo V8, delivering 570PS, performance is nothing short of breath taking.

One of the many McLaren technologies the Sports Series shares with its Formula 1™ and supercar cousins is carbon fibre construction.

The MonoCell II is a strong chassis that weighs just 75kg and provides immense rigidity and stiffness that translates into outstanding dynamics. This lightweight construction coupled with the potent mid-mounted V8 provide the best power-to-weight ratio of any sports car in its class.

The 570S provides an addictive driving experience and the ultimate in driver engagement. Adaptive dampers and anti-roll bars are paired with a double wishbone suspension that makes the 570S incredibly nimble and responsive to every driver input. The system can be set to Normal, Sport or Track on the Active Dynamics Panel, allowing the optimum setting for any road or track condition.

Dramatic and thrilling, the stunning exterior design works in complete harmony with the quest for aerodynamic perfection. The shrink-wrapped aluminium body panels and teardrop-shaped cockpit of the 570S Coupé reduce drag resistance. A range of striking exterior colours, four alloy wheel designs and an array of personalisation options result is a sports car that looks as thrilling as it is to drive.

Inspired by the McLaren P1™ supercar, slimline light blade LED tail lights accentuate an expanse of open mesh for enhanced engine cooling and a technical, futuristic appearance.

The mid-mounted engine is visible beneath the lightweight mesh, while an aggressive ‘floating’ diffuser enhances downforce for supremely confident handling.

A signature McLaren feature, the dihedral doors swing open to make entering and leaving as effortless as possible. Delicately contoured in lightweight aluminium, the unique-in-class doors extend all the way to the front wheel arches, and help to channel cool air to elegant wing-like air intakes integrated into the rear fenders.

The low stance and sleek, contoured nose declares power and dynamism. It’s a look that’s as functional as it is thrilling. Mounting the engine behind the driver for exceptional dynamics allows the front continued next page…

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ULTIMATE EVOLUTION THE NEW 2015 VANQUISH New Vanquish is the culmination of an extraordinary determination to create the ultimate Grand Tourer.

– boasting a new 8 speed Touchtronic III gearbox, more power, faster top speed, improved acceleration and leaner fue and poise are elevated to unprecedented heights.

Vanquish knows no limits.

PLEASE CONTACT GENERAL MANAGER PAUL HEWITT TO ARRANGE A TEST DRIVE. 0425 001 964 (07) 5582 7888 Aston Martin Queensland 179 Nerang Road, Southport QLD 4215 queensland.astonmartindealers.com/ DL1303030 Official government fuel consumption figures in mpg (litres per 100km) for the Aston Martin Vanquish: urban 14.6 (19.3); extraurban 31.0 (9.1); combined 22.1 (12.8). CO2 emissions 298 g/km. The mpg/fuel economy figures quoted are sourced from official regulated test results obtained through laboratory testing. They are for comparability purposes only and may not reflect your real driving experience, which may vary depending on factors including road conditions, weather, vehicle load, and driving style.

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McLaren 570S of the Sports Series to be extremely low-slung, ensuring reduced drag resistance and optimised driver visibility. Plus the enlarged air intakes optimise cooling, while the high-intensity all-LED headlights echo the McLaren Speedmark.

in a staggering 9.5 seconds. But it’s the way it makes you feel as it delivers those figures that’s so crucial. It immerses you in the experience, connects you to the road and engages your senses completely.

An elegant, uncluttered interior architecture features the finest hand-stitched leather, satin-chrome highlights and a ‘floating’ centre console. An advanced TFT instrument display offers crisp LCD graphics configured in line with adaptive driving modes. No other sports car offers such an intoxicating combination of sophistication and race-bred technology.

In terms of car ownership, only a very few have the opportunity to possess a McLaren. That alone would make it an exclusive club. This can be further enhanced when you consider the range of vehicle customisation options and lifestyle experiences available to you.

Accelerate from standstill and the McLaren 570S Coupe will reach 100km/h (62mph) in just 3.2 seconds and get to 200km/h (124mph)

To experience McLaren for yourself www.goldcoast.mclaren.com

THE SEPPELTSFIELD DECANTER When we're looking for that something special to celebrate life, love and the universe, we tend to look for something exquisitely outstanding.

While they may not be to everyone's budget, I would never stop someone else enjoying them... and I definitely have no problem with dreaming!

The Seppeltsfield Decanter There probably isn't one left now, but maybe they'll make them again. This beautiful Lalique Decanter was specially crafted to hold Seppeltsfield 100 year-old blended Tawny Port.

Only 150 were produced with a price tag of $10,000 each.

A once in a lifetime purchase for the astute collector.

More Info: www.seppeltsfield.com.au

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From galleries, specialty and depar tment stores, a plethora of fabulous boutiques, supermarkets, delis and providores of fresh food, restaurants and cafes to suit all tastes, The Junction is the beating hear t of Noosa.

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FLAVA at the Noosa Junction Twilight Market Sample a little local FLAVA at the Noosa Junction Twilight Market during Noosa Food & Wine 2016.

There's something for everyone…with a focus on local artists and artisan stalls, laid-back live music, great food and the Flava Bar. Enjoy the village vibe of fun, funk, fashion and folk.

Arcadia Street, Noosa Junction Friday 20th May - 5.00pm - 9.00pm Free Event

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ou’ll find everything from stunning jewellery and beautiful boutiques to exciting homewares and gifts-with-a-difference, boogie boards, bikinis and board shorts, shells, cappuccinos - and crayfish to cocktail wear and candelabras.

Noosa’s hub and central business precinct stretches from the post office and bowls club, along Sunshine Beach Road, into Lanyana Way and is intertwined with interesting arcades, sidewalks and a veritable treasure trove of diverse options and an eclectic mix of shopping, dining and entertainment choices.

What a remarkable change from the 50s when according to local Col Wheeler “These were times when Tewantin was better known than Noosa, and the dirt road that joined them, sometimes made travelling dangerous. David Low Way did not exist.”

The Junction houses banks and lending institutions, professional, medical and government offices, radio stations, cinema complex, the J, the Junction Station, a transit centre for bus services.

There are over 200 businesses in the area to assist with most needs.

With the influx of new dining establishments like Padstow's, Village Bike and Noosa Bakery, the area is constantly evolving and reenergising its

persona to meet the needs of all.

With it's annual Junction Festival and other family events planned for 2016, Noosa Junction is definitely the place to keep watching.

Minx & Max Owner of Minx & Max, Deborah Chilman has a passion for fashion and sourcing the very best in labels and seasonal trends. New shoppers will be impressed with the diversity of top shelf labels to suit a range of size and taste. The boutique’s signature labels include Verge, LTB Jeans, Jean Paul, Morrison, Pepito, 0039 Italy, Meredith, Bouvier & Blacky Dress.

Minx & Max is conveniently located across the road from Noosa Fair in Noosa Junction Symbolic Journey is a gorgeous shop, with an uplifting atmosphere to inspire you whilst browsing. There is an ever changing variety of crystals, jewellery, books and much more. Psychic readings are also available – bookings advisable.

We’ve become a bit of an icon with locals and tourists alike, having just celebrated our 20th birthday! If you’re looking for a meaningful gift, or want to enliven your senses, this is the place to go!

Shop 3/18 Lanyana Way NOOSA JUNCTION (across the road from Coles, Noosa Fair) Mon-Fri 9am-5pm / Sat 10am-2pm - Tel: 5447 3366

www.minxandmax.com.au

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fashion & food central Très Noosa Beach Style Living

I Cherry Shoes has the latest range of beautiful imported Italian, Brazilian, French and Spanish designs ranging from casual, comfort, daytime to evening plus hats, fascinators and bags for race wear, weddings and formal occasions.

Très Noosa It’s the talk of the town!!

We would like to welcome you to iconic "Très Noosa", your one stop for all unique beach and Noosa gifts, art and homewares. Beach Wedding hiring and styling service and our famous shell art workshops for kids and adults. It's the shop with sand on the floor and Noosa's best kept secret.

Shop 1A, 1 Arcadia Walk (Sunshine Beach Road), Noosa Junction

Yes!!! The shop with sand on the floor

Noosa’s Best Kept Secret Unique beach homewares and furniture, driftwood, shells, coral, gifts, fashion, beach wedding decorations and hire service.

NOW AVAILABLE

Make your own shell and driftwood art.

Workshops every Saturday 2pm & Sunday 10am. School holidays extra days. Birthday parties, Kids & adults welcome.

Bookings required.

Open every day from 9.30am–5pm, Sundays 10am–2pm

Shop 1a / 1 Arcadia Street, Noosa Junction Located next to Westpac on Sunshine Beach Rd. 0422 927 700 - pauline@tresnoosa.com

Shop Online: www.tresnoosa.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/tresnoosa - Instagram: Tres_Noosa

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INSPIRATIONAL PRODUCTS & SERVICES TO LIFT YOUR SPIRIT

•Spiritual Books •Crystals •Jewellery •Psychic Readings •Oracle Cards •Angel Cards

•Tarot Cards •Essential Oils •Incense •Australian Bush Flower Essences •Inspirational DVDs

in Noosa since 1995 •Meditation & Music CDs •Feng Shui Products •Tibetan Singing Bowls •Himalayan Salt Lamps •plus more…

Shop 3/36 Sunshine Beach Rd Noosa Junction Phone 5448 0166

www.symbolicjourney.com.au

Shoes I Bags I Hosiery Gifts I Accessories

Exclusive importers of

Shell and driftwood art workshops at the shop with sand on the floor… Très Noosa.

Every Saturday at 2pm and Sunday 10am.

Be creative and have fun. Kids and adults welcome.

Birthday parties and private parties available.

Tres Noosa, shop 1A, 1 Arcadia Street, Noosa Junction. M: 0422 927 700

Shoes & Handbags

Lotus Rose Emporium is a Noosa based, family-owned and operated business offering customers designs that are above all stylish, practical,relaxed,comfortable and affordable!

Close attention is paid to all body shapes with special attention paid to the larger woman and man to assure comfort and style are still maintained while creating the perfect look and feel . The range is produced in cotton, linen, silk and rayon.

Women and men's sizes up to XXXL . Lotus Rose are confident that you will find that special and individual look that will suite your personality and lifestyle . This summer season they offer wonderful, breathable fashion that will take you from beach to restaurant in style.

Mofo Men’s Apparel has re-located to Sunshine Beach Road right in the heart of the shopping precinct.

This stylish and independent men’s boutique stocks internationally recognised brands, alongside smaller independent labels. Which include Cutler & Co, Duck and Cover, No Excess, Deus Customs, Stitch & Co and many more. With quality shoes and accessories to complement your new outfit, you will be ready for the party season. Mofo prides itself on their attention to customer service. Drop in and check out the new store fit out and latest designs on offer for the summer season.

Paul Austin Jewellery are retail and manufacturing jewellers have moved into their new premises in Lanyana Way in Noosa Junction. They have a wonderful collection on display at all times and have pieces of fine jewellery available to suit every taste and budget. They have been established in Noosa since 1996 and are proud stockists of Najo, Daniel Wellington, Skagen, Ellani, Story, Mark McAskill, Hamilton Hall, Ikecho, Pearl Perfection and more.

The Collection Gallery New to The Junction, at the end of the street on , The Collection art gallery is a must visit for lovers of fine art. With over 300 major works on show to tempt collectors and excite those who may never have seen some artists early works. Owner Leigh Murphy is a fountain of information about art and loves the opportunity to have a chat to other art lovers.

open mon to fri 9 - 5pm - sat 9 - 3pm shop 3 25 sunshine beach road noosa heads (next to anz bank) phone 5449 2377

www.icherryshoe.com.au

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ABOVE 2 Photos: Casual - formal shoes, bags and accessories I CHERRY - Sunshine Beach Rd Noosa Junction

n o i h s Fa s a e s l l a r fo SUNFLAIR SWIMWEAR A style and colour for every age at CLASSY LADY on GIBSON - Gibson Rd Noosaville (next to Highgrove)

NOOSA CLASSY LADY at Noosaville is a favourite for ladies of all tastes, Casual to classy fashion , shoes and accessories - Located at Gympie Terrace

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Something relaxed and stylish always at: Saffron Homewares Gympie Tce (next to newsagent) Noosaville

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Brisbane podiatrist and physiotherapist, Caroline McCulloch, had this in mind when creating the FRANKiE4 range of sandals that effortlessly combine fashion and function. They are the perfect shoe to pack for holidays by the beach and long afternoons spent shopping, before dining in your favourite dining spot.

Featured: Margie Walnut & Black or Walnut & White.

Available I Cherry Shoes, Noosa Junction.

NOOSA CLASSY LADY at Noosaville is a favourite for ladies of all tastes, Casual to classy fashion , shoes and accessories Located at Gympie Terrace

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Autumn Dining Sensations…

Our region is home to many of Australia's finest restaurants and cafés, where the chefs are adept at creating the perfect dish from produce sourced from our own 'backdoor'.

Embassy XO Who said that the life of a chef offered no time for fun?

Loving the new menu at Embassy XO Restaurant & Bar in Sunshine Beach showcasing the talents of Exec chef Joo and his dedicated team.

With their 'locals menu' every Tuesday and Wednesday night seeing more and more diners flocking to taste their uber-tasty modern Asian offerings.

Embassy XO chefs Chris and Ross have found that they can still juggle a little bit of fun-time into their hectic work schedule. Not bad boys!

Did someone ask for a coffee? Lachie, Kim and Nick

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'Where everybody knows your name'…

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was sitting quietly enjoying my perfect, flat white coffee at Costa Noosa in Sunshine Beach the other day, and listening to the friendly staff welcoming customers by name. Time and time again, someone would walk in to place an order, and the staff would already know what they wanted.

I thought how wonderful it was in this day and age, when so many things are transient, that customers were so loyal - that their names and orders seemed to be second nature to the staff. and alternatively, that the staff were so happy in their positions that they took the time to remember their customers.

Then suddenly an old TV theme song for Cheers (written by Gary Portnay) started to play in my mind.

I found myself walking back to my car humming - 'Where everyone knows your name'! What a wonderful feeling.

Costa Noosa Espresso- Sunshine Beach Left: Paul Leete Head Chef Sails Restaurant

Don't get crabby!

Zachary's…

If it's a sensational crab dish that you're looking for…don't go past Sails Restaurant at Netanya Noosa this season, where exec chef Paul Leete is offering diners barbecued Mud crabs with garlic and brown butter sauce; along with a tempting selection of his signature seafood dishes, including Crab Lasagna, full of Fraser Island Spanner crab meat, shaved baby radios and raw tomato sauce.

has made the move to the other side of Hastings Street.

Now located on the lower level of the Seahaven Resort, diners can dine to their heart's content, whilst watching the passing parade on Hastings Street. They have also revamped the 'old' Zachary's location into the all-new Zac's Burger Bar - opening late March.

s l i a t k c o C Cool Locale Signature 'IL Negroni' 30ml Bulldog Gin 15ml Aperol 15ml Campari 15ml Cinzano Rosso 15ml Blood orange juice Campari Sugar (housemade by dehydrating Campari soaked sugar) Into a shaker place all ingredients and ice.

Shake well and pour into a large glass rimmed in sugar.

Decorate with fresh orange slice.

The perfect drink to enjoy at luncheon of pre-dinner. It may be Italian by design but it's definitely Queensland in a glass!

Bistro C Barman Jesse at Bistro C created two of the bars signature cocktails this season.

Loving the colours and flavours that make you mouth sing!

Watermelon Delight Vodka, Cointreau, coconut rum, limes and fresh watermelon.

A clean, balanced and light cocktail.

Coconut & Chili Margarita Coconut Tequila, agave, lime juice, chilli and coconut flakes. A spicy, tropical yet still sour creation that was sooo good!

Salted Caramel Martini 45ml Belvedere Vanilla Vodka 30ml Butterscotch Schnapps 15ml Salted Caramel syrup (housemade caramelised sugar syrup with a dash of salt) Sugar/salt rim A sweeter style martini for the uber chic!

Barman, Damian created a couple of very special cocktails to our Autumn issue, one a salute to our ongoing warm weather and another a salute to a new-age James Bond.

Locale Noosa Restaurant & Bar 62 Hastings Street, Noosa Heads.

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Peregian l e t o H h Beac Peregian Pool Vodka and Blue Curacao served on ice, with muddled lime and lemon, and finished with soda water and a lime wedge.

Just like the beach in your glass - but tasting a whole lot better.

French Martini Vodka, Chambord and pineapple juice, shaken with ice and strained into a Martini glass.

So civilised on a hot Autumn day or night.

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Enjoy a long lunch on Noosa’s famous Hastings Street with some of Noosa’s favourite restaurants taking part in the Noosa Street Feast.

The 2 course lunch will be accompanied by wines and beer by Asahi.

Choose your favourite restaurants from: aromas, Boardwalk Bistro on Hastings, Bistro C, Gaston, Locale, Miss Moneypenny’s, Noosa Beach House, Rococo or Season.

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Wine Tasting Quarter at Sheraton Noosa Resort & Spa 12.00pm - 5pm - Free Enjoy wine tastings from 22 of Australia’s best wineries at the Wine Tasting Quarter. Purchase a token for $3 for 3 tastings or $6 token for 6 tastings or a glass.

vent-goers can look forward to discovering great flavours alongside great Australian wine and culinary talent with some of Australia’s leading chefs and producers and the finest Queensland produce in one of Australia’s leading food destinations, Noosa.

NOOSA FOOD & WINE 2016 Photos: Paul Smith Photography Discover an exciting program of activities including beachfront dinners, river lunches and signature events in some of Noosa’s best restaurants.

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Noosa Boathouse presents 'You're better on Beef' BBQ by the river 11.30am-4.30pm - $15.00 entry The Noosa River shores will come to life when Noosa Boathouse presents a celebration of Australian beef and live music from Sunshine Coast music legend Carl Wockner and powerhouse band Honey.

Renowned chefs Matt Golinski, Alastair McLeod, Sunny Gilbert and Shane Bailey with Sammy and Bella from MKR will serve up their favourite sirloin dishes along with Stone & Wood craft beers and selected great Australian wines. Come and enjoy a fantastic day of food, beer and wine on the Noosa River at Lions Park in Noosaville.

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Noosa Food & Wine Opening Cocktail Party 5-7pm - $45.00 Celebrating the opening of Noosa Food & Wine 2016, Noosa Main Beach sets the scene for a wonderful weekend of food, wine and lifestyle. Join acclaimed chefs Pete Evans, Peter Kuruvita, Shane Bailey, Ben Bertei and Sammy and Bella from MKR and others under the Noosa Tipi, right on the beach, for a cocktail party with light canapés and drinks.

Taste of Noosa with Guest Chefs Join some of Australia’s best chefs head in a range of Noosa’s best restaurants for unique co-host dinners across the weekend. Each dinner brings together the perfect pairing of a superb Noosa restaurant, an acclaimed guest chef and winemakers for an unforgettable menu and evening.

Restaurants hosting lunches and dinners include: Acuri, Embassy XO, Locale, Noosa Waterfront, Noosa Beach House, Peppers Noosa, Rickys River Bar + Restaurant, Rump House, Sails, Season, Sirocco, Thomas Corner Eatery and Wasabi.

The Paleo Way with Pete Evans 10am-12pm - $95.00 Join celebrity Chef and author Pete Evans for ‘The Paleo Way’ at The J Theatre. Enjoy a light bite and a welcome drink followed by a presentation from Pete on the Paleo Way and finish with a Q&A session. Guests will also receive Pete’s 10 week activation program, The Paleo Way valued at $99 included in the ticket price.

Noosa Street Feast Long Lunch on Hastings Street 12.15-2.30pm - $85.00

Producers meet the Chefs Cooking Demos at Noosa Farmers Market 8-11am - Free Enjoy a morning at the famous Noosa Farmers Market where a selection of our local and visiting chefs will meet the producers, growers and farmers and showcase their produce with live cooking demonstrations between 8am and 11am.

Surfers v's Chefs Breakfast 6.30am-10am - $30.00 Noosa Food & Wine 2016 is not just about food and wine, it also celebrates lifestyle. And what better way to do this than by heading to the beach on Sunday morning for a surf! Join us for breakfast presented by taste.com.au on Noosa Main Beach with guest chefs including Pete Evans, Peter Kuruvita, Andreas Nielsen, Ben O’Donoghue and Samantha Gowing and watch them compete in the waves with surfing royalty. The competition is in support of SurfAid. Also enjoy a free pilates class from Luxe Fitness Escapes.

Full Moon Asian flavours farewell party 5.00pm-8.30pm - $65.00 You’re invited to dine under a full moon on the beach for the finale of Noosa Food & Wine 2016 with an Asian Hawker style feast presented by Ben Bertei, Hajime Horiguchi and Hamish Ingham, with local culinary talent from Embassy XO, Spirit House and Junk. Featuring modern Asian influences, move between tasting stations full of flavour. Wines by Treasury Estate Wines and beers by Asahi.

FOR PROGRAM DETAILS AND TO BOOK TICKETS VISIT : www.noosafoodwinefestival.com.au

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Paired...Wine & Cheese.

Paired: Champagne & Sparkling Wines By: David Stevens-Castro & Fran Flynn.

Now food and wine pairing is accessible to everyone - all you need is taste buds and a sense of adventure.

This beautifully presented full-colour recipe book, presented by husband-and-wife team, wine expert David Stevens-Castro and food photographer Fran Flynn, will encourage and support you to discover the pleasure of matching food and wine for yourself.

This first volume showcases sparkling wines of all styles, and challenges your perception that Champagne and sparkling wine is for special occasions only, by offering tantalising home-cooked recipes for every course of a meal.

The book is narrated with a lighthearted and accessible style of language aimed at everyone with an interest in food and wine pairing.

Terminology is demystified, wine labelling is explained, common misconceptions are dispelled and wine locations of the world are beautifully showcased.

The recipes offer a broad range of dishes with an emphasis on sharing and entertaining, as well as a great variety of cheeses that are discussed in a special feature.

An informative, enjoyable and absorbing read that can take pride of place on your coffee table, and will become an integral companion in your kitchen, as you introduce your friends to delights of food and wine pairing.

RRP $37.99 Available from all good bookstores nationwide, online at www.paired-media.com, and internationally from amazon.com.

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Blue cheese with sparkling shiraz or lambrusco There is such variety in the category of blue cheese that a book could be written on it alone. Blue cheese acquired its name due to the veins of edible blue mould that fracture the cheese.

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lue cheese is available in many styles, textures and intensities from all around the world.

Familiarising yourself with the most wellknown options is a good place to start.

Roquefort, France No rind, white, tangy, crumbly and slightly moist, with distinctive veins of greeny blue mould.

Gorgonzola, Italy Young gorgonzola is creamy, flavoursome, salty, pungent and moist. As it ages it can become crumbly and drier.

Danablu/Danish Blue, Denmark Edible rind, semi-soft and creamy, salty, tangy, and sharply flavoured, although often milder than other blues.

Blue Stilton, England Slightly acidic and semi-firm when young, this cheese actually mellows and becomes softer with age. It has a crusty rind and cylindrical shape.

Australia also produces a variety of blue cheese, with Tasmania offering the broadest and most well-known range.

Serving Suggestion Sherry or port with blue cheese would be a pretty typical pairing suggestion, or even a sweet moscato to counterbalance the tang of the blue veins, but an interesting option is pairing with a sparkling shiraz or lambrusco.

Both lambrusco and shiraz have an underlying sweetness that offers a nice counterbalance: the earthiness of the wine is accentuated, making it seem richer; plus the fruitiness of the wine enhances the tanginess of the cheese.

Try lambrusco with younger, blue cheese and sparkling shiraz with an aged blue. A simple addition of sliced pear complements this enhancing match.

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STEAK, SEAFOOD, PASTA & TAPAS

CHILLED VIBES by guest DJ’s every Fri & Sat nights from 9pm with late night snack food menu

RED ON THOMAS 4 Thomas St Noosaville Phone 07 5474 4399 Open Hours Mondays 5pm – Late • Tuesday – Sunday 12pm – Late www.redonthomas.com.au dine in /take away available

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Ph 0434 190 573 2 Parkyn Court, Noosa Marina Tewantin www.italianmarina.com www.facebook.com/italianmarina Don’t forget to book us for your next function

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oin the legions of everyday home cooks who make a beeline for their local Farmers Market each weekend in search of 'real' quality fruit and vegetables, beef, lamb, chicken, gourmet sausages, ducks and seafood.

Times have changed - consumers want fresh, homegrown, farm-fresh goodies to supplement their diets.

We all want true 'farm gate' to plate experiences at mealtime.

We've all watched the cooking shows on TV and now, we can cook up a storm in the kitchen.

We're happy to try new tastes, styles and methods of cooking - and we're coming out on the right side of the process.

With hubbies, partners and children now eager for our next creation they are waiting to test and critique our new accomplishments (or otherwise).

Even better, they want to help - and become part of the food process.

what you see is what you get!

Local farmers markets: Noosa Farmers Market - food & local musicians at Noosa Aust Rules Football Club - every Sun 7am - 12pm Noosa Marina Markets - local produce, locally made craft. Noosa Ferry stops here every Sun 8am - 2pm Peregian Beach Market - local produce & crafts - 1st, 3rd & 5th Sun 7am - 12.30pm Eumundi Market - sustainable shopping, incl food, clothing & artworks, local entertainers, located under heritage listed Fig trees - Wed 8am - 1.30pm & Sat 7am - 2pm The Big Pineapple - Fresh local produce,food & local musicians every Saturday Bruce Hwy Nambour

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Belmondos Organic Market is a must visit when in Noosa home to a range of businesses focusing on providing organic produce and a healthy lifestyle. From the moment you walk through the doors at Belmondos, your senses are treated to beautiful aromas of fresh produce, coffee roasting and appealing visual displays of produce.

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isitors to the Market will be impressed with the industrial warehouse where separate zones provide a natural flow to shopping. Eumundi Meats offers a spacious emporium where customers can comfortably browse and look at the produce. With a reputation as the Sunshine Coasts leading organic and free range butcher, Eumundi Meats specialise in certified organic and pasture raised beef and poultry, organic and free range lamb, Bangalow ‘sweet’ pork, gluten, preservative free and paleo sausages and boasts the Coast’s most impressive range of charcuterie products.

Bio Shop Noosa is Noosa’s every day organic grocer, providing quality organic fruit and vegetables and every day grocery lines. Bio Shop Noosa source their products from only the best organic producers, locally for fruit and vegetables and in grocery items from the best in Australia and importers from NZ, USA and Italy.

award winning marketplace specialising in organic foods and well-being.

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If you are searching for Australia’s first certified organic unpasteurised cold press juice company then you have come to the right place, home of Noosa Cleanse Certified Organic Cold Press Juices and Cleanses. Their juices and broths designed to give your insides a rest from breaking down heavily processed, difficult to digest, nutritionally black foods. Cleanses include organic meat broth, coldpressed nutmilks and coldpressed juices.

Tanglewood Bakery is an artisan bread company where all breads are hand kneaded and use a 20 hour slow fermentation to break down acetic and phytic acid which aids digestion and increases the natural flavour and character of each loaf. Their organic sourdough range incorporates ancient grains, sprouted grains, activated nuts, fresh milled flour and gluten free breads.

When the shopping is done, it could be time to stop and enjoy a healthy meal thanks to Vanilla Food who specialise in providing a 100% organic breakfast, lunch and takeaway menu featuring healthy inspired meals, many of which include raw options. Vanilla Food also features Nilla Tomkins raw cake business offering healthy raw options and Nilla’s food is available for catering, bulk take-away and wholesale.

Belmondos also features Clandestino Roasters, a café and roastery offering a range of single origins, single estates and blends, which can be customised to suit a customer’s palate.

Home to the Sunshine Coast’s first Brew Bar, Clandestino Roasters showcases a range of coffee brewing methods including V60, Syphon, Clover, Cold drip and Aeropress, some of which have been used for centuries in other countries.

The Roastery also features a training facility where clients or members of the public can attend one of our many barista courses from beginner through to advanced.

With a holistic approach to wellbeing Belmondos is not just about organic produce, and has welcomed a new addition to the market with Yukti Botanicals. Yukti offers a Natural Pharmacy, Day Spa and Treatment Centre offering an unrivalled mix of natural supplements, therapies and traditional Ayurvedic medicine to the market.

Visit Belmondos Organic Market at 59 Rene Street, Noosaville

Noosa Beach House Cured Petuna Ocean Trout, Noosa Spanner Crab, Apple Granita, Woodland Sorrel Lunch with Peter Kuruvita Enjoy an intimate luncheon with celebrity chef, author and owner of Noosa Beach House, peter Kuruvita.

Discover the international flavours that he loves - with a distinct coastal taste. Max 10 guests per table.

Noosa Beach House, Hastings Street Sunday 22nd May - 12.00pm Tickets: $ 89.00 each Bookings: www.moshtix.com.au

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s k o o e i B d o o F A PERSONAL GUIDE TO INDIA AND BHUTAN

By: Christine Manfield Published by: Penguin Australia RRP $ 39.99 This personal tour from renowned chef Christine Manfield is the result of years spent exploring India, the Himalayas and Bhutan. Each chapter contains essential sights, local eats, top places to stay and the best places to shop. A companion for travellers looking for something special.

SIMPLY NIGELLA By: Nigella Lawson Penguin Random House RRP $59.99 Whatever the occasions, food - in the making and the eating - should always be pleasurable. Simply Nigella taps into the rhythms of our cooking lives, with recipes that are uncomplicated, relaxed and always satisfying.

The perfect addition to your kitchen this season.

MAGGIE BEER'S AUTUMN HARVEST By: Maggie Beer Published by: Lantern RRP $29.99 'Harvesting the bounty from living off the land sharing the harvest with my family and friends, and being part of a community are incredibly rewarding - I wouldn't swap my life for anything!' - Maggie Beer Maggie Beer's Autumn Harvest Recipes brings together all of her signature recipes from the autumn season, including detailed descriptions of the seasonal ingredients and inspiring accounts of memorable meals.

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SPICE JOURNEY Adventures in Middle Eastern Cooking

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By: Shane Delia Published by: Murdoch Books RRP $ 49.99 From Morocco, Malta and Andalucia in the West, to Turkey, Lebanon and Iran in the East, the food and flavours of the Middle East permeate almost every aspect of daily life. Orange blossom and rose petals, spice-encrusted slow-cooked meats, fermented yoghurts, dates and olives, these are the flavours that have entranced visitors for centuries, and that have recently experienced a surge in popularity in the Western kitchens.

Award-winning Maltese-Australian chef Shane Delia journeys to both the well-trodden souks and private dining rooms of locals across six countries in search of the most authentic local recipes.

Now you can follow in his steps and add new dimension to your dining options.

WHOLESOME FOOD FOR BUSY PARENTS By: Cassandra Fenaughty Published by: New Holland Publishers RRP $29.99 Over the last year, in the run-up to his 40th birthday, Jamie has been on a personal journey, exploring his relationship with food and his body, and rediscovering how to make his 'engine' run as efficiently as possible.

His new book contains recipes for 30 breakfasts, 30 lunches and 30 dinners, as well as fresh and original ideas for healthy snacks and drinks. The recipes are simple, tasty and nutritious , and really accessible. This is a flexible, every day, healthy cookbook that lets the reader choose whether to fundamentally change their lifestyle or to simply adopt the recipes for a tasty midweek meal or two.

Bistro C Fattouche Salad with snow pea tendrils, asian herbs, shredded wombok, marinated tofu, cucumber, toasted cashews and nuoc cham dressing.

With an absolute beachside position overlooking the pristine Laguna Bay in Noosa Heads, Bistro C has become a must-visit dining destination.

Inspired by the amazing local produce of the region, Executive Chef Dayle Merlo and his talented team have created a menu that sings of the sea. The menu offers succulent steaks, locally caught fish, oysters and signature dishes such as Caramelised Pork Belly; decadent salads and melt-in-the-mouth Calamari.

Guests can step onto the pure white sand from the front deck of the restaurant, which is why Bistro C is a highly prized wedding reception venue as well.

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clean green vegan cuisine

by Scott Mathias, author of International bestseller ‘Lets Eat Raw’ recipe book: • Vegan - Gluten Free • Dairy Free • No processed food • No white sugar

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5 Healthy Tips for your Noosa stay (and beyond) Scott Mathias CHHC. AADP – Author & GoVegan Deli Founder Without doubt Noosa is one of the top ‘R & R’ destinations in the world.

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n recent years there has been a proliferation of health and fitness activities from cycling (flat and mountain), paddling (surf and stand-up-SUP ), yoga (hot, cold and SUP), energetic adventure tours, running, jogging, walking and lying on a beach (Main, Little Cove, Sunshine) soaking up the sun’s rays and drinking in the pristine surroundings.

Now there is healthy food; not food containing hydrogenated deep fried oils, an over abundance of animal proteins and a distinct lack of living green vegetables.

The GoVegan Deli, in Noosaville’s, Thomas Street is at the top end of the veryhealthy food spectrum. There is NO meat, wheat, dairy, processed foods, grains or white sugar used in the food here. This unique healthy food experience is without compromise.

Since opening in late 2015, the GoVegan Deli is attracting a growing number of health aware people – young and old and not just vegans; people who choose to not eat any animal products. Their choice is either because of a desire to eat only cruelty free food or their bodies have literally become clogged-up with an array of animal protein, needing help because their organs are under stress.

My healthy living tips and not just whilst holidaying in Noosa are these:

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Tip 1: Start your day with fruit; did you know the enzymes in fruit activate the ‘waste release mechanism’ each morning? I start my day with a bowl of fruit or a fruit smoothie bowl with a handful of nuts, raisins or dried coconut.

This means by midday I have completely removed any of yesterdays waste – my body loves the feeling of freedom!!

Tip 2: Eat the greater volume of food at lunchtime. This means your gut has a chance to fully breakdown the food consumed and the nutrient absorption process can begin during daylight hours. This is the time to bring in good plant proteins like Kale (8x more protein than animal meat) and other protein rich green foods – Spinach, Asian greens, Hemp protein powder and seeds and nuts – sunflower, cashew, almond.

Tip 3: Snack in the evening before 8:00pm. This means the body is not over fed for the all-important 8 hours of fasting until 4:00am the next morning. This is the time when the adrenals and immune system reboots, the lymphatics will drain without stress, the central nervous system is calmed and regenerates and waste is moved in the lower intestine ready for evacuation the next morning. Many people have the bulk of their food in the evening which places immense stress on the not just the digestive system but the rest of the body. This speeds up the aging process as a direct result of metabolic stress.

Tip 4: Seek balance with nature, in particularly your food, which supports your life 100%. Shop for your living vegetables and fruit as locally as you can.

Have you tried the Noosa Farmers Market held every Sunday in the AFL car park in Weyba Rd? Tip 5: I practice ‘thanks and gratitude’ for the daily provisions. In fact I owe my life to my Raw Vegan lifestyle – all my ailments disappeared completely more than eight years ago when I began eating live vegetables and fruit. I have found with my coaching work the human body has a very clear memory of knowing how to operate perfectly, if you give it a chance. Less animal based foods will reduce the extent of inflammation in the body providing you with a happy, healthy, productive and above all, pain free lifestyle.

Who could disagree with that?

Red on Thomas Twice-cooked Pork Belly, celeriac remoulade, watercress and chili relish.

One of the region's favourite bar & restaurants Red on Thomas is positioned perfectly within the eclectic dining precinct of Noosaville. Diners can choose to be part of the action with outside seating, where they can take in the river breezes and watch the passing parade; or sit inside in air-conditioned comfort quietly reflecting on their day's or night's activities.

The warm and stylish ambience creates a welcoming atmosphere for anyone looking to enjoy a special meal - seven days a week, of just drop in for a cool and calming beverage and something light to share.

The menu features award-winning chef, Jamie Lethborg's Provencal and Mediterranean style dishes with an Australian twist, that draws its flavours from the fresh produce sourced locally.

With the introduction of live DJs on Friday and Saturday nights from 5pm until midnight, Red on Thomas will also be extending their evening dining times to give patrons the opportunity to complement their drinks with something tempting from the kitchen. Chef Jamie Lethborg and his team will be presenting a tapas and share plate dining until 11pm.

There aren't too many places where you can enjoy casual dining with live music in the evenings, so this is just what the locals and tourists are looking for.

4 Thomas Street Noosaville Bookings: 5474 4399 or www.redonthomas.com.au Open Mon 5pm-late; Tue - Sun 12pm - late.

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Brown sugar meringues with passionfruit curd

Cooked: Food for Friends By: Mark Best Published by: Hardie Grant Books RRP $24.99 Cooked: Food for Friends is all about sharing; 100 dishes, all delicious, and many of which you can whip up fast.

Across eight chapters, the book presents ideas for: backyard grill; impromptu dinners; brunch; picnics; drinks parties; high tea; and the ultimate Sunday roast spread. Packed full of recipes from some of Australia's favourite chefs and cooks, including Alain Ducasse, Greg and Lucy Malouf, Luke Nguyen, Skye Gyngell, Antonio Carluccio, Paul Wilson, Mark Best, Matt Wilkinson and Margaret Fulton.

Menus include weekend brunches, backyard grills, party canapés, Sunday roasts, picnics and impromptu dinner parties. What more could you want in a cookbook?

These meringues are a modern take on an Australian classic – the pavlova with cream and passionfruit. Made as miniatures, they are ideal for afternoon tea or to finish a cocktail party.

MAKES 50 Ingredients: 3 eggs, separated 80 g caster sugar 80 g brown sugar 1 tablespoon cornflour 1 teaspoon vanilla bean paste lightly whipped cream to serve

PASSIONFRUIT CURD Ingredients: 60 g passionfruit pulp 40 g butter 55 g caster sugar 3 egg yolks (left over from the meringue mixture) Method: Preheat the oven to 160°C and line two baking trays with baking paper.

Using an electric mixer, beat the egg whites until they form stiff peaks. Add the caster sugar then the brown sugar, gradually, and continue to beat

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until the mixture is glossy and the sugar has dissolved. Add the cornflour and vanilla and mix until just combined.

Spoon or pipe the meringue onto the prepared trays. With the back of a wet teaspoon, carefully make an indent in each meringue that will hold the cream and curd. Bake for 50 minutes or until dry. Place the trays on wire racks and leave to cool. Carefully peel the meringues off the baking paper.

While the meringues are baking, make the passionfruit curd. Strain the passionfruit pulp but return a few seeds to it and put it with the remaining ingredients in a heatproof bowl over simmering water. Whisk for 10 minutes or until thickened. Set aside to cool completely, stirring occasionally to prevent a skin from forming.

To serve, top the meringues with a spoon of the lightly whipped cream and a dollop of the passionfruit curd.

NOTE To test to see if the sugar has dissolved in the meringue, rub a small amount of mixture between your fingers; if gritty, keep beating until it feels smooth

TUNA, AVOCADO, WAKAME, PICKLED CUCUMBER Ingredients: ¼ avocado ¼ teaspoon milk ½ teaspoon dried wakame 250 g (9 oz) sashimi-grade tuna, trimmed and cut into 1.5 cm (½ in) cubes ¼ teaspoon sea salt flakes 2 small red radishes, thinly sliced SOY DRESSING 2 tablespoons light soy sauce ½ teaspoon rice wine vinegar ¼ teaspoon caster sugar zest of ¼ lemon 60 ml (2 fl oz/. cup) grapeseed oil PICKLED CUCUMBER 60 ml (2 fl oz/¼ cup) rice wine vinegar 2 tablespoons sugar 2 teaspoons salt 1 baby cucumber, sliced into 5 mm (¼ in) rounds Method: To make the pickled cucumber, in a small saucepan put the vinegar, 125 ml (4. fl oz/. cup) water, the sugar and salt and cook until the sugar has dissolved, taking care not to let it boil.

Remove from the heat and allow to cool for 10 minutes.

Slice the cucumber into 5 mm (. in) rounds.

Pour the pickling liquid over the cucumber and leave for at least 2 hours.

SOY DRESSING To make the soy dressing, place all the ingredients in an upright blender except the grapeseed oil and process well.

With the blender running, slowly pour the oil in to emulsify the dressing.

Mash the avocado with the milk and push it through a fine sieve.

Process the wakame finely in an electric spice grinder.

To serve Arrange the tuna on a plate and place small spoonfuls of avocado on each piece of fish. Drizzle over 2 teaspoons of the soy dressing. Season the tuna lightly with sea salt. Place one piece of pickled cucumber on each piece of tuna.

Place a slice of radish on to each piece of tuna. Sprinkle the whole dish with wakame powder.

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This is an edited extract from Supernormal by Andrew McConnell published by Hardie Grant Books $60 and is available in stores nationally.

Supernormal By: Andrew McConnell Published by: Hardie Grant Books RRP $60.00 "The story of Supernormal is a story about what I like to eat and cook. It's about cooking in Hong Kong and Shanghai, and the confident simplicity of Japanese food. It's about the irresistible lure of dumplings and tonkatsu, the comforting serenity of ramen, the bracing kick of kimchi and pickles…the addictive qualities of pipis and XO. It's about midnight snacking and lunchtime feasting. It's about watching flavours from Asia, Europe and Australia play nicely together - and, of course, it's about celebrations , the shared table - and eating well."

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If you're looking for a wine that is a little lighter this season, be sure to taste Sirromet Wines latest collection of delicate wines.

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Sirromet Sweet Bubbly RosĂŠ A refreshing, young clean pretty style, soft integrated red berry fruits, candied bon bons and other confectionary tones, with balanced sweetness and tiny beads. RRP $120.00 (6 pack) Sirromet Sweet Lite Red Light-bodied red featuring floral notes with hints of boysenberry and cherry. RRP $120.00 (6 pack) www.sirromet.com

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With the cooler months creeping up on us, it's time to purchase a bottle of their fabulous Tokay to while away the hours. www.morriswines.com.au

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Taylors Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2014 RRP $ 19.00

Taylors Estate Riesling 2015 RRP $19.00 Elegant characters of fresh lime, lemon and subtle tropical fruit. A crisp and refreshing palate that finishes with lively balanced acidity.

On the palate, the wine displays intense citrus fruit characters of fresh lemon and lime, along with hints of orange blossom. An apex of tantalising acid soars in the midpalate, balanced by good fruit presence. The finish is crisp and resonates with citrus fruit, hallmarks of a great Clare Valley Riesling.

Rich expressive flavours of cassis, mulberry and a hint of eucalypt. French oak maturation adds touches of dark chocolate, cedar and spice.

This wine has an aroma of rich black currant, subtle spice, tomato leaf and a touch of eucalypt. French oak maturation is also evident with subtle aromas of cedar and dark chocolate. Wine can e enjoyed now but will reward careful cellaring up to and possibly beyond 2022.

Available at all good liquor outlets and restaurants.

Always looking for the perfect G & T? Archie Rose Signature Dry Gin An Australian, specially crafted gin that uses a distinctive selection of traditional and native botanicals, each uniquely infused and individually distilled in their copper pot still to produce a wonderfully complex character.

RRP $73.99 Available at Dan Murphy's nationally.

The Curious Bartender's Gin Palace Lets Celebrate!

Iconic Australian wine brand Wolf Blass has just released its 40th consecutive Black Label Vintage wine.

The Wolf Blass Black Label 40th Vintage is a Cabernet Sauvignon Shiraz 2012, an award-winning wine that has already scored 97 points from renowned wine critic, James Halliday.

The new range is available nationally and internationally - and is a perfect bottle to be opening for a celebratory drink for your next birthday, anniversary or any other good excuse.

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ommanding a spectacular panorama across Laguna Bay to the beautiful Noosa Hinterland and Mt Cooroy, this prestigious ‘Hastings Park’ apartment offers a remarkable investment/lifestyle opportunity in one of Australia’s most sought-after holiday destinations. Hidden at the end of Hastings Street and just metres from the surf and sand of Main Beach, the apartment exudes a rare sense of peace and seclusion that belies its world class address in the heart of Noosa.

Part of a landmark development of just nine luxury apartments,‘Hastings Park’ has become a tightly-held entity due to its dress circle location, grand stand views and indemand holiday bookings that promise consistently high returns for the investor market.

Set up high just above the tree line, apartment three combines timeless interior design by Di Henshall with a spacious three bedroom / three bathroom split-level layout. A series of private balconies and entertaining

Hidden at the end of Hastings Street and just metres from the surf and sand of Main Beach,

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terraces provide the perfect vantage point to marvel in the magnificent Noosa backdrop, including First Point swells and colourful beach scenes all the way across to Noosa North Shore.

Well presented throughout, the apartment comes fully furnished and boasts beautiful Travertine and stone surfaces in all three bathrooms plus the European appointed kitchen. The separate master bedroom has been designed as a private retreat complete with luxury spa-ensuite, walk-in robe and balcony. Other highlights included ducted a/c air conditioning, Bosch equipped laundry, ample built-ins, lock-up garage, security intercom, easy inclinator/lift access, efficient on-site management and use of a secluded pool oasis.

Metres from award-winning restaurants, boutique shopping plus the boardwalk to Little Cove and the National Park, this apartment is sure to be a smart acquisition to any investment portfolio.

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‘AZURE' - Living Luxury

Voted ‘Best House in Australia’ for 2015

by Best Houses Australia.

Perfectly located beach house perched directly above the beach and a short walk from the surf club and Sunshine Beach Village. At the end of a service laneway, there is absolutely no passing traffic and never will be.

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Property Preview Cosmetic giant, Lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Oreal International, chose Azure to film their latest international media campaign, after a world-wide search, for a luxury home, with the most spectacular views.

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by Glen Watson Building & Design.

Rising majestically above the ocean and amazing coastline, this landmark home does more than stand out, it naturally belongs.

From the striking custom-designed screen on the facade, which appears as a continuous pieced of contemporary sculpture, with organic curves, reminiscent of flowing water, to the cascading water garden, and the jaw-dropping ocean and coastal views, youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll be wowed.

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The sublime interiors designed by Deborah Miller, have a timeless contemporary style, and casual elegance. With impeccable attention to detail, from the award-winning kitchen and bathroom, beautiful finishes include Italian Carrara marble floors, designer lighting, and sumptuous furnishings, harmoniously creating an invitingly intimate haven.

The beautiful, custom designed kitchen, and butler’s pantry are perfect fusion of style and functionality, and with state-of-the-art appliances and fittings, including Vzug, Subzero and Liebherr, it’s a connoisseur’s dream, or perfect for relaxed entertaining.

Ascend the architecturally striking staircase, and enter the private, spa-inspired master suite, with every imaginable luxury.

The beautiful, award-winning bathroom, has double LED rainwater showers, imported stone bath, and floor-to-ceiling doors opening onto private, marble tiled terrace and garden.

Watch the sun rise from bed, or romantic sunsets from the double day bed on the terrace, the mesmerising ocean and coastal views are everywhere and will take your breath away.

Even the fabulous designer dressing room, with custom designed cabinetry, and full-length mirrored doors, has stunning ocean and headland views.

Descend the stairs to the cool, light-filled lower floor, with two-storey north facing windows, to the spacious second living room, with custom designed, glass wine cellar, and windows looking into the pool, and a wall of floor-to-ceiling glass doors open to lush rainforest gardens, and soft ocean breezes.

A surround sound media room, with large curved screen TV, and three more beautifully sumptuous bedrooms, and two luxury bathrooms, and laundry.

Azure is a home where contemporary luxury, meets amazing lifestyle. Private and exclusive, with an understated sophistication, flawless custom finishes over three expansive levels and best views money can buy.

You’ve read about it, and now you can live the dream. This one-of-a-kind masterpiece in this irreplaceable location can be yours.

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Azure is a class act, and is one of the most talked about and celebrated luxury homes in Australia.

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space to entertain, relax and enjoy the outdoors.

Award-winning landscape designer Daniel Tyrrell says the best way to start is to think of your outdoor area as a destination.

“Aim to create a space that invites people outdoors. You can use seating with outdoor cushions that introduce colour. Or arrange a collection of pots with a mix of your favourite plants, such as herbs, succulents and bulbs, that encourage your interaction,” Daniel says.

However you plan to use your outdoors this season, there are lots of easy ways to achieve your perfect outdoor space without busting the budget.

Daniel's Top Tips to create a stylish outdoor space...

1. Create a destination. Aim to create a space that invites people outdoors. “You can use seating with outdoor cushions that introduce colour. Or arrange a collection of pots with a mix of your favourite plants, such as herbs, succulents and bulbs, which encourage your interaction. The pots could be linked to other features, for example, by painting a couple to echo an existing colour in the garden.

2. Lighten up. Garden lighting can make a huge difference to the way a garden feels after the sun goes down and will directly affect how you use your outdoor space,” says Daniel. “Bright light is good for everyday functions like getting that forgotten washing from the line, but it often destroys the mood and creates washed out foregrounds and dark gardens. But not enough lighting is just as bad.” Choose good quality well-planned garden lighting to extend the life of your garden and provide another room for entertaining.

3. Know when to be brave. Show restraint in all things colour, features and furniture,” Daniel says. “Be brave with your colour palette and commit to a few over many. Features are only that if they are rare, so again be bold and commit to one or two.” Try Cabot's Timbercolour, an exterior paint available in a range of solid colours and specifically formulated to nourish and protect timber surfaces and decking.

For more outdoor ideas visit: www.cabots.com.au

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How to create the perfect outdoor space…

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Australia’s leading woodcare brand, Cabot’s, has partnered with local design movers and shakers to provide top tips on how to transform your outdoor space.

Stylish decking, trendy outdoor furniture, lighting, plants and cushions – all these things and more can be used to create the perfect outdoor space. With so many options, it’s difficult to know what to focus on to get the best results for your budget.

Creating an alfresco space with the wow factor isn’t as difficult or expensive as people may think – it all comes down to good planning and a dash of creativity.

Will the whole family be out there every afternoon and evening, playing games and enjoying alfresco meals? Or is it a space you’ll only use when guests are over? Take the time to think about how you will use the space, then plan your design to fit.

You don’t need a huge outdoor room. Creating your perfect alfresco space could be as simple as sprucing up your deck. With the right personal touches, your deck can become an inviting

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Home owners are encouraged to think outside bland brick boxes and embrace design freedom. Designed to stylishly brace timber frames, Scyon Walls are the solution to a boring, old-fashioned brick cladding look - by giving any home an architecturally-designed facelift.

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he walls are an advanced cement composite cladding that is lighter weight but heavy duty in performance. The panels and boards can be mixed and matched to create a wide variety of styles and mods, and imaginations are not limited to particular colours, as the cladding comes pre-primed and is a wonderful canvas for durable exterior paint.

The Scyon Walls range is an ideal external wall for timber framed homes, after all, an estimated 85% of Australian homes are built with timber structures. And, Queensland homes with their extended verandahs and stilt homes is a perfect example.

With the walls designed to be attached directly to the frame, taking up less space than brick veneer cladding or double brick wall, while offering brace support to the frame. Nailing on Scyon's large panels and slot-together boards typically takes much less time than building brick-by-brick and you can let your imagination run wild with colour.

For full details on the four different designs available: Stria, Matrix, Axon and Linea; and to find your nearest distributor visit: www.scyon.com.au

Reclaim That Upcycling your home with style By: Sarah Heeringa New Holland Publishers RRP $29.99 The current trend of upcycling is the popular craft movement of remaking and rediscovering used items; it encourages creativity, and taps into people's desire to embellish their homes and surroundings with their own efforts.

Author, Sarah Heeringa has a flair for the art of homemaking and in this book she presents double-page spreads of inspirational interiors, together with practical step-by-step projects, to suit all ranges of skill. With practical tips and hints to get started, with creative ideas for halls, lounges, bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms, dining and outdoor rooms.

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umber one tip is that it’s worth finding an interior designer to work with to maximise the impact of your bathroom. It doesn’t cost as much as you think and can have a lasting impact and add substantial value to your house.

• Lighting is crucial for bathrooms. If possible, try to get wall-mount lights at each side of the mirror. For general lighting, use ceiling-mounted fixtures. Pendants lights or chandeliers create a luxurious effect.

• Design the bathroom around your bathtub. It’s an important choice that will affect the look, feel and traffic flow of the room.

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• Take some time to choose your shower selection. A hand shower is great for getting an all-over clean. Men tend to like the large ceiling or wall-mounted showerheads for a good soaking. Consider using both, to keep everyone happy. A great shower can start your day right so it is worth finding one that you love.

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• Express your style with a dramatic vanity. There are so many different materials, textures, colours and styles these days for your vanity and bathroom cabinetry. Dramatic colours like black can work well, but be aware that trends can date over time.

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• Don’t forget the storage. You’ll need plenty of space for towels, cosmetics and bathroom bits and pieces, so ensure you have plenty of room. If space is tight, look at shelving options.

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• Bathroom vanities with an integrated sink or undermount bathroom sinks make it easy to keep things clean with a quick wipe-down.

• A large, high quality mirror is worth investing in. It will last a long time, reflect light and make a big difference to this special space.

• Ensure you have sufficient ventilation. A window is always good but a second source of ventilation such as an extractor fan that takes warm, humid air outside will help ensure you avoid damp and mould.

• Consider a skylight. If the construction of your bathroom allows, a skylight is wonderful for bringing in natural light without affecting your privacy. www.ncpbathroomcentres.com.au

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The reflective style is all about mirrored products and surfaces, with metal and silver accents to create a cool and chic vibe. Over the past few years, there has been a progression towards eye-catching materials and surfaces, such as glass and mirrored surfaces which are typically saved for the bathrooms.

Now they are being used in the rest of the home.

Reflective surfaces not only carry light around the room, but also create an optical illusion, so that the space seems larger than it actually is (always a plus), and unifies the surfaces in the space.

The key to the reflective style is simple - think all things shine, gloss and mirror.

There is room for some interpretations too, with different finishes giving different light refraction - and added depth and perception.

Emac & Lawton Saxon Pendant Lights Based on a Victorian-era fixture found in a grand European hotel, The Saxon pendant lamp pairs the intricate open-metalwork typical of flamepowered lanterns with the modern drama of an internal candelabra.

Stockist info: www.emac-lawton.com.au

The chic bold colours and evocative designs of the retro era are set for a revival in interiors and lighting this year, according to leading Australian lighting company Brilliant Lighting.

Retro chic can be achieved by mixing vibrant colour with the opulent tones of black, brass and darkened timber. In particular, blue is set to be a dominant hue

this season, bringing a fresh twist on the recently popular teal. This vibrancy hints at the pop art movement of the mid-century, with the retro feel also achievable by incorporating pared back classic shapes of the midcentury. Update the look by selecting pieces in sophisticated materials and textures throughout the rest of the living space which will also calm the vivid colour. www.brilliantlighting.co m.au

Amalfi Auguste Table Lamp 19cm x 24cm, concrete and iron - copper look RRP $99.95 Stockist info: www.amalfihomewares.com.au

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The flexibility of these materials means they can be used to create a wide range of products for a variety of environments. Naturally, these products are at home out in the garden, but they look their best when bringing the outdoors in.

Aesthetic, raw and cold. Grey concrete charms with the instant character it gives to a room, and has become one of the most trendy materials in interior design, alongside copper (pink or not) and marble.

More commonly used with massive and brutalist floor or wall coverings, the industrial material can now been spotted as the primary material in everyday objects like pendant lights, pots, tables, stools, and more.

Zakkia Concrete Hooks Solid concrete wall hooks that make a definite statement when creating that on-trend industrial edge to your home.

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“Our thanks go to all of the entrants who used their imagination, creativity and design skills to come up with an outstanding range of entries.” winning entry was Canistrum from Maleny-based designer Michael Lennie who receives an acquisitive prize of $10,000.

Mr Lennie said his entry was designed to be both art and a functional public toilet for Isaac Moore Park at the gateway to the town.

The search is over. The winner of the Kenilworth Designer Dunny competition has been decided and was revealed to locals recently in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland town.

Selected from a field of almost 200 entrants from around Australia, and even one from the UK, the

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He describes Canistrum as “an unfinished basket reflecting an unfinished history”. The word “canistrum” is Latin for wicker basket. “It brings ancient craft into the future public domain,” Mr Lennie said in his entry’s artistic statement. “Its bold and vibrant colours create a striking effect against the Kenilworth Conondale Ranges’ tree line.”

Council will now work with the winner to develop detailed construction plans on the winning concept. “We will undertake a detailed feasibility analysis to investigate costs, budget availability and forecasted timing for the

The winning entry was selected by a judging panel that included well-respected architect John Mainwaring, Division 10 Councillor Greg Rogerson, South Australian sculptor Greg Johns, Sandy Conte and Shirley Moreland, President of Kenilworth Arts Council.

It came from a shortlist of 12 entries that were on display for public comment at the Kenilworth Hotel. Mr Mainwaring said the winning entrant delivered on the competition’s goal of producing an iconic, innovative and functional public artwork. “In an abstract sense the work celebrates both the indigenous and European cultures as well as the unique natural environment of Kenilworth.

“It provides a strong gateway statement reflecting the creative identity and character of the Kenilworth community. “Not only will it be an eye-catching welcoming statement for the town, it will be a much-needed facility for people who use the park.”

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Message to lovers of Art… Save the Date for Noosa Open Studios August 19th - 21st.

Enrich…Engage…Explore…

Local artists and artisans will be opening their studios this August, for a unique opportunity for visitors to view and engage personally with artists in their own domain.

There will be 30 studios on show, including artists, ceramicists, sculptors – metal, wood, earth, weavers - fibre and wood, bookmakers, photographers, artistic laser installation artists and many more.

A shuttle bus will be provided with pick up/drop off points in Hastings St, Gympie Tce and Wallace House (‘The Hub”) - taking attendees out into different regions within the greater Noosa Shire.

For more details please visit: www.noosaopenstudios.com.au

Noosa Regional Gallery Exhibitions

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Sunshine Coast Art Prize 2016

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Entries close: 15th April The prestigious Sunshine Coast Art Prize 2016 is seeking entries from artists locally and around Australia.

This is a national contemporary acquisitive award presented by the Sunshine Coast Council.

With a major prize of $25,000.00; a Highly Commended prize of $5,000.00 sponsored by the Proost-De Deyne Family; as well as a People's Choice award of $2,500.00 on offer, it's no wonder that this is such an esteemed art competition.

The winning work will also be added to the Sunshine Coast Art Collection.

For further information: gallery.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au

exhibition. the supreme importance of a healthy/happy mind in achieving a health/happy life largely dominates the artist's approach and output. Daily events and the mind's perception thereof, as well as personal environment, have provided food for thought in assembling this body of work.

Brenton Schwab - 30x30 '30x30' refers to the twenty 30x30 canvas boards exhibited along the 9m wall of the Creamery.

Brenton is attracted to nature and like the intricate multi-layered designs on the forest floor, the marks on his abstract paintings have fallen randomly, independently, over time, responding to what has gone before.

Both Exhibitions: 25th March till 8th May

What's on at the Butter Factory Arts Centre

What's on at Pomona Railway Station Art Gallery:

Wendy Epp - Matters of the Mind The artist's fascination with the mind and its processes is the basis of this

"The Land of the Most Holy Mary's" Ellen Appleby and Mick Lord Heritage ceramics, sculptures and

photography.

The lime-washed walls, weathered stones, archways and religious contradictions of Sthn Spain provide inspiration for this timely exhibition.

Offering sepia photographs, textured sculptures, Ellen Appleby (ceramists) and Mick Lord (photographer) bring tint focus the juxtaposition of remnants of Romans, Moors, Moslems, Jews and Christians alike - as seen in Andalusia, the Land of the Most Holy Mary.

19th March - 20th April

Noosa Spinners and Weavers…Time for Natural Pure natural fibres will be the binding theme for three local artisans, Karen Grady, Sue Punshon and Anne Russell, as they showcase their wearable art.

Pieces feature different 'hands-on' techniques, including spinning, knitting, crochet and weaving, and all celebrate the personal involvement of the creator. www.pomonaartgallery.com 10 Station St., Pomona 19th March until 20th April

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Stoked about the Noosa Regional Gallery Autumn Exhibitions

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Beach and surf art reaches back as far as 3000 years ago to Peru where its indigenous artists carved bas-reliefs of surfers that survive today. The interface of beach, ocean and surf culture with art is stronger today than ever, extending and encompassing clothing and music and being expressed in many different art genres – realism including photography, surrealism, abstract and through graffiti and music.

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n the Noosa Festival of Surfing month of March and continuing through to 1 May, Noosa Regional Gallery shall be artistically showcasing that ocean, waves, beach and surf culture with two unique exhibitions that undoubtedly will draw in many of our Eastern Coast dwellers and beach lovers.

Commencing on Thursday 10 March a travelling exhibition of Australian beach photography ‘Waves & Water’ shall be at the Gallery. Iconic photographs capture Australian beach culture from the 1930s to today.

Sunbathers, swimmers, surfers and surf life savers are depicted in this collection of photographs from the Australian National Maritime Museum.

The exhibition includes Max Dupain’s iconic image, the Sunbaker, Ray Leighton’s surfers posed with their longboards, images from Jeff Carter’s 1960s surfing safari, and Roger Scott’s ‘critical moment’ photographs taken as an individual catches a wave or dives into the ocean.

Anne Zahalka explores ideas of Australian cultural identity and stereotypes by reworking familiar images from the media and the history of art in the series Bondi: playground of the Pacific.

Narelle Autio provides a different view of the ocean swimmer from beneath the surface of the waves, and Ian Lever renders the beauty and moods of Sydney’s ocean pools at dawn and dusk.

A suitcase with swimming costumes, towel, bathing cap and laminated magazine articles travels with the Waves & Water exhibition. Visitors are encouraged to examine the contents of the suitcase which reflect changing aspects of popular beach and surf culture, particularly swimwear styles such as the bikini and ‘budgie smugglers’.

And during the school holidays, workshops shall be conducted for children 5 to 12 years – Stoked About Waves and Water – on Wednesday 30 March Thursday 31 March Wednesday 6 April and Thursday 7 April.

And in celebration of the 25th year of the annual Noosa Festival of Surfing event in March, Noosa Regional Gallery has co-curated with the Festival organisers the exhibition “25 Years of Pure Stoke: Noosa Festival of Surfing Jubilee”.

Noosa Regional Gallery Director Nina Shadforth said “Surfing is synonymous with Noosa and this exhibition celebrates local achievements and highlights the history of this ever-popular world renowned surfing event, through photography, film trophies, surfboards and memorabilia”.

The Noosa Festival of Surfing recognises the soul of surfing in one of the best surf locations in the world. It attracts surfers from young grommets of 15 years through to the seasoned over 65’s who participate in amateur, professional, teams and specialty categories. While the Noosa Festival of Surfing is conducted this year from Saturday 5th to Sunday 13th March, the Noosa Regional Gallery exhibition will be officially opened on Thursday 10 March at 6pm with guest speakers Festival founder and organiser Phil Jarratt and surf industry pioneer, Festival ambassador Layne Beachley and surfboard designer Bob McTavish and shall continue through to Sunday 1 May. Another date to have in your diary – xyz – the Surfing Legends Floor Talk – when you can enjoy a relaxed chat with local surfing legends while being surrounded by surfing memorabilia.

Noosa Festival of Surfing collectible merchandise, signed copies of Phil Jarratt’s book: A Cup of Tea with God, together with local artisan products shall be available at the Noosa Regional Gallery Shop.

For further information in relation to Noosa Gallery exhibitions: www.noosaregionalgallery.com.au Open Tuesday to Sunday from 10am to 4pm (weekends closes at 3pm)

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Art, homewares, jewellery, wearable art, books and cards – all one-off, high quality and at affordable prices.

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Shifting Sands … My Country, My Dreaming.

“Given my passion for Aboriginal art, the only difficulty I have when curating an exhibition is settling on a single organising principle for selecting the work”, says art gallery owner, Jan Sinclair.

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ecause Aboriginal art is based on stories and knowledge about important cultural and spiritual beliefs, it covers many themes. Themes as diverse as culture, ancestors, creation, Songlines, water, fire, bush food, ceremonies and the law are depicted making it daunting to pull into a cohesive exhibit”.

At the heart of all Aboriginal culture is a deep

and spiritual connection to Country, and it is this ongoing connection to Country which gives rise to all the stories that have shaped Aboriginal culture over tens of thousands of years. Jan explained that the stories depicted in the paintings are connected to an individual through family lineage, as each successive generation becomes the custodian for cultural events and stories of family or skin groups. She says: “In practice, this means that whatever the theme, the artist been awarded the privilege and the right to paint that specific story by traditional custodians who have passed these rights down strict generational lines”.

Aboriginal stories were not traditionally committed to permanent medium. Instead they were exclusively painted onto bodies, or drawn in ochre on rocks deep within caves and spiritual locations. They were also drawn in sand and once used either danced over during ceremonial celebrations, or left to ripple away on the wind. Sand drawings are still used extensively to share all forms of knowledge as well as directions to spiritual and ceremonial sites, and the location of bush food and water sources. These ancient symbols, sacred sites and secret locations are known only to the initiated members of specific family groups or connected

communities and are never shared with outsiders.

However, these sacred stories were exposed a little in the early 1970’s through a controversial event in the central desert community of Papunya in the Northern Territory. Local school children and several of the male elders were encouraged to paint their ancient Dreaming symbols on the schoolhouse. After initial concern and the rise of masking techniques such as dotting, this early exposure has evolved into the Aboriginal art movement. Jan says: “Still today, the stories depicted in paintings are only known to us in the broadest terms. Some detail will always remain sacred and locked away with their traditional custodians”.

Shifting Sands … My Country, My Dreaming presents the work of many Aboriginal artists - some regarded as the genre’s old masters, others lesser know, but with long generational connections to ancient stories. Come and experience the traditional stories of this beautiful ancient culture in vibrant, fluid and meaningful contemporary style.

Exhibition opens March 14th and runs through mid April. Jive Art, 3/2 Hastings Street, Noosa Heads QLD 4567 Tel: 07 5455 3308

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Aboriginal Art Exhibition opens March 14, 2016

3/2 Hastings Street, Noosa Heads Q 4567 T: 07 5455 3308 SHOP ONLINE For art: www.jiveart.com.au For jewellery: www.jivedesign.com.au

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FINE ART GALLERY Queensland's first modernist in Oilsâ&#x20AC;Ś and the fight that drove him to Wales.

In 1977 I was one of the first to hear of the return of Vincent Brown to Brisbane from Wales, where he had lived for 37 years.

Vincent returned to supervise the estate of his brother George. George had held the key to Vincent's first 40 years in an archive that contained much of Vincent's early works, and as I found on arrival in the Fortitude Valley, also a wonderful art library.

Vincent was born in Brisbane in 1901, and by 1920 was working as a trainee commercial artist at Sodens. During his 15 years at Sodens, in his spare time he painted beautiful watercolours in the manner of his hero Toowoomba's J.J. Hilder, Australia's master of the 'wet paper' Watercolourists. Hilder died in 1916, and his dealer Adolph Albers subsequently drove Vincent to distraction to supply Hilder lookalikes to fill the market.

In 1936 bored with watercolours, Vincent took off to London, and for three years studied at the Royal Academy School under Schwabe and McNab. And, fell in love with Modernism.

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Will Ashton Rita Angus Dorrit Black Rupert Bunny Nicholas Chevalier William Dobell Russell Drysdale Bessie Davidson Donald Friend Bessie Gibson Weaver Hawkins Frank Hinder Frances Hodgkins Norman Lindsay

Percy Lindsay Will Longstaff Roy De Maistre Arthur Murch Margaret Olley Margaret Preston Thea Proctor Tom Roberts John Peter Russell Arthur Streeton Albert Tucker Roland Wakelin Brett Whiteley Rita Angus

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AND MANY MORE Also British and European works On his return to Brisbane, Vincent held several shows containing works painted both in England and on his return, in Australia.

In one such Brisbane show he hung an oil entitled 'A fight outside the Sportsman's Hotel in Spring Hill', The publican/owner of the hotel sued him for bringing his hotel into disrepute. Luckily for Vincent, the magistrate knew of the Sportsman's public nuisance record (as did the rest of Brisbane) and the case was thrown out of court.

This was enough for Vincent, and after a marriage to his partner Dorothy (that would last for 60 years), Vincent took off for Wales, where he taught in two schools, and painted and exhibited.

I own several of Vincent's modernist works, the one illustrated above is Vincent's 1940 version of David's head being offered to Salome. This painting amply illustrates Vincent's second artistic love, that of the theatrical stage set.

Vincent died peacefully at his family's holiday home on Kirra Headland on Queensland's Gold Coast - aged 100 years.

Leigh Murphy 2016 Leigh Murphy 'The Collection' 4/41 Sunshine Beach Road Noosa Junction

None of the above paintings have seen an Auction Room in the past 30 years and most have been bought privately.

All prices are below current Auction prices and all reasonable offers will be considered.

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NS May Gibbs More Than A Fairy Tale An artistic life By: Robert Holden & Jane Brummitt Published by: Hardie Grant Books RRP $29.99 “As far as I can remember, it was just a fairytale all the time”…May Gibbs A wonderful book that explores the early life and artistic career of May Gibbs in detail, outlining the remarkable legacy of a woman who through her illustrations, entered the language and Imagination of generations of Australians and became synonymous with an Australian sense of identity and selfimage.

Her gum-nut babies remain familiar images that have endeared themselves to generations of devoted followers worldwide. Following a similar trajectory to that of her fellow Australian writer and contemporary Miles Franklin, May Gibbs travelled to England in a quest to develop as an artist, becoming an early supporter of the suffragettes.

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Merging together beachside living with a vibrant art space, Enigmatic Drawings Fine Art Gallery is a reflection of the rich arts community both within Noosa and worldwide.

The recent addition of the gallery space within Netanya Noosa has transformed the refurbished foyer with evocative, bold watercolours and profound drawings that are synonymous with the gallery and it's artists.

The gallery's primary showcase is founding artist George Allan, with his intriguing and inexplicable art entitled Enigmatic Drawings, as well as Guest Artist Chelsea Hopkins-Allan with many more artists to be featured in future.

George's work Enigmatic Drawings has been aptly named due to their unprecedented nature and detail which cannot be found in existing art genres. The body of work consists of the completed First and Second-Series and the first drawing of the Third-Series with further works imminent.

Without artistic experience or inclination the artist began the drawings spontaneously in 2001 with no intention of publicly sharing the work. When circulated by the academic and scientific community alike, it was evident that the artwork was meant to be shared with the wider public. Since sharing the body of work in 2011, the impact of the drawings has provoked an overwhelming amount of positive feedback from a global audience across 6 continents and over 100 countries.

Upon viewing the artwork the reaction from most is usually one of astonishment and intrigue; for some it is a profound experience. To this end, the artist offers the artwork without explanation or opinion, and prefers the viewer to make up their own mind.

Complimenting George's work is Guest Artist, Chelsea Hopkins-Allan with her vibrant mixed media pieces. As an environmental scientist, Chelsea’s intention is to capture and share the simple yet incredible visual details of nature that we can sometimes miss if we are not looking for them.

The healing influence of colour and the value of focus and meditation also plays an important role in the concept of Chelsea's work, particularly the Butterfly Wing-Scales and Crochet Web Mandala series which are featured at the gallery.

The gallery showcases a number of original pieces as well as a range of limited and open edition fine art reproductions which can be produced at custom sizes.

Visitors now also have the opportunity to visualise their artwork selection in their own home or office through the gallery's interior mock-up service. In consultation with the in-house interior designer, this service ensures every consideration is made when selecting an artwork such as the colours, size and the available wall space.

We encourage everyone to experience the impact of the intriguing and powerful artwork in this new and exciting space on Hastings Street - it's truly a hidden gem.

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If you’ve ever watched the Noosa Surf Festival, it’s likely you’ve seen nationally renowned Chris de Aboitiz leading the way at the ‘Surf Dog Spectacular’. But, as Coco SeymourGriffin discovers, it’s not all waggy tails and wet noses, for Chris has a very real message underneath.

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orn in Sydney, raised in Hawaii and local to Noosa for the past 30 years, Chris de Aboitiz is a man of two passions as the leading surf dog trainer in Australia – dogs and water. So, it is of little surprise that you may have seen him recently riding the waves at the Noosa Surf Classic ‘Surf Dog Spectacular’ with his pack of dogs, soaking up the pure stoke, having been the original instigator of this section of the competition many years ago.

The focus of media attention over the years for various pursuits, Chris is a man of many talents (not to mention father of the kite surfing champion, Keahi de Aboitiz). A former tandem world champion surfer and credited with bringing stand up paddle (SUP) surf to Australia, Chris has more recently become known for his role as a dog whisperer – with his devotion to rescuing dogs and educating owners on dog behaviour, his latest greatest mission.

“I have always taught water sports – surfing, sailing etc., arriving in Noosa from Hawaii when I was 24, having worked on the beach my whole life to that point,” explains Chris. “Shortly after settling in Noosa, I started Noosa Longboards [in 1994], and

later set up the first kite surf shop in Australia in 1999, subsequently bringing SUP to Australia in 2006.”

With Chris having surfed with his dogs for the past 15 years, it was his eldest dog, Lani, who first taught Chris the ways of doggy aquatics. Little did Chris know what a pathway he was carving out for himself, being approached to get involved with the Surf Dog Spectacular some years after (having become quite the local hero with his four-legged friends on the Noosa surf circuit), becoming an animal therapist and leading expert in canine body language.

"They love doing it,” smiles Chris. “If you think – dogs enjoy a good walk, so why wouldn’t they love a surf? It’s about hanging out and having fun. It's a good way to exercise a dog, too.

Teaching dogs is easy. The hardest part is teaching the owners."

With Chris now a beloved advocate for dogs, forming his dog whisperer school Natural Balance Dog in 2006, his gamechanging calling is in full swing.

“It’s so important that we change the current mindset surrounding dogs,” reveals Chris. “People humanise animals without realising, and it is this that creates problems. With a little

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simple knowledge, there are many dog behavioural disorders that can be avoided or even fixed. It’s just a question of knowing how your dog thinks and what they are telling you. In fact, it’s much like parenting.”

Believing that the central key to a dog’s mental wellbeing is through the education and training of owners in the fundamentals of dog pack behaviour, Chris’s ability in reading and interpreting dogs has clearly set him apart in the industry, along with his talent for creating change.

“So many beautiful dogs get euthanized for their ‘personality faults’ when they needn’t, and so often, owners pick the wrong dogs for their lifestyle. My role is about teaching others so that they can better understand their dogs and communicate with them.”

As a result, Chris now spends his days not only in the water, but rescuing dogs, rehabilitating dogs and equally as importantly, raising awareness – with his loyal tribe of five waggy friends (Lani, Rama, Murphy, Millie and Max) by his side. Having recently travelled by road to Cairns and down to Melbourne with his devoted partner Ana, dog surfing all the way to garner attention in order to get his message heard, Chris is intent on making waves for the greater good.

“If I can help one dog have a better relationship with their owner, all the hard work is worth it. It’s a win-win for everyone. The skills I pass on are lifelong. My goal is to create a discussion around this topic and challenge the status quo,” says Chris.

Much loved by his community and furry friends for his cause and energetic persona (not to mention his exotic accent and good looks at 53), like everything else he has done with his life, Chris is making an impact. With a plethora of sponsors under his belt and a beautiful 40-acre property in Agnes Water that he shares with Ana now the home to a host of his rescue dogs with their very own ‘dog lounge’, Chris is the ultimate ‘doggy daddy‘ – a therapist, a counsellor, a trainer and a whisperer rolled into one. And there’s sure to be no happier dog than one with Chris by their side.

Chris de Aboitiz and partner Ana

6 steps to dog surfing • Place your dog in a ‘sit and stay’ position on the beach.

• Place your board on the beach and invite them onto it in a ‘sit, stay’ position.

• Let your dog remain there for a few moments and then call them off the board. You can use a lead if you like when teaching them to move on and off the board.

• Put the board by the water’s edge and invite your dog onto the board and slide the board into the water with your dog on the board in a ‘sit’ position. NB. Don’t do this in big waves! The water should be calm and flat (use your common sense).

• Let your dog float around on the board and then bring the board back to the beach and invite the dog off. Now you’re ready to take your dog for a paddle in flat water.

• Paddle your dog somewhere fun, for example the next cove along, where you both can play. After one or two trips, the issue will be keeping your dog off the board!

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A truly memorable cruise requires two vital ingredients: a top-class ship and an exceptional itinerary.

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The latest expedition cruise holiday from Cruise Traveller, named ‘Archipelagos of the Indian Ocean’ offers both.

The ship is as fine as expedition ships come: Silver Discoverer, part of the prestige Silversea fleet, carrying no more than 120 guests. The itinerary is truly special, extending from Thailand to the Maldives and visiting extraordinary places on the way: Bagan, Myanmar’s former capital sometimes called the cradle of civilisation, India, Sri Lanka, the remote Andaman Islands and more.

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ruise Traveller is a specialist in boutique voyages and cruises. ‘Archipelagos of the Indian Ocean’ sails the Andaman and Mergui Archipelagos in the Indian Ocean, giving guests the chance to dive at rarely visited sites and swim and snorkel in the crystalline blue waters of the Andaman Sea. Discover historic Sri Lankan fortresses and shop for spices in local bazaars – along routes once traversed by Marco Polo.

‘Archipelagos of the Indian Ocean’ lasts 18 nights and costs from A$14,985 per person twin share. At the heart of this fly-free/stay-free offer is a 15-night luxury, expedition-style cruise on Silver Discoverer. Aboard, you’ll stay in an Explorer Suite (complete with porthole).

The holiday gets underway on 2 December 2016, with a free flight from Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide or Perth to Phuket in Thailand. Return flight from Male, capital of the Maldives, at the end of the cruise is included as well.

There’s a free, three-night stay in Phuket with breakfast and transfers, followed by the 15-night luxury cruise aboard Silver Discoverer from Thailand to

Maldives visiting India, Myanmar and Sri Lanka on the way. The price includes ships tips, drinks, shore excursions and Zodiac expedition team leadership.

The sleek, 120-guest Silver Discoverer is the perfect viewing platform, with plenty of deck space so that a breaching whale or a pod of dolphins is always within sight. Silver Discoverer’s shallow draft allows the ship to navigate closer to shore. A fleet of 12 Zodiacs lets guests land on isolated shores and explore up-close and indepth.

Silver Discoverer’s famed personalised service stems from having the best crew-to-guest ratio in expedition cruising. Butler service extends to every suite and stateroom, so all guests are pampered equally. Openseating dining options let you dine when you want with whomever you please. Beverages are supplied in your suite and throughout the ship, including select wines, premium spirits, specialty coffees and soft drinks, plus your own tailored mini-bar.

In-suite dining and room service is available from 6am to 11pm, and other special touches include enrichment lectures by a highly qualified expeditions team; guided Zodiac, land and sea tours, and shore activities led by the expeditions team.

The cruise visits places remote, little-known and unspoiled. Highlights include Lampi Marine National Park on uninhabited Kyun Tan Shey (Lampi Island) in the Mergui Archipelago. Declared an ASEAN Heritage Park in 2003, this park protects evergreen and mangrove forests, beaches and dunes, coral reefs, sea grasses and a rich biodiversity of over 1000 recorded species.

Wildlife includes macaques, dusky langur and lesser mouse-deer, as well as four species of hornbills, eight different kingfishers, white-bellied Sea Eagles and about 215 other bird species.

Cross the Andaman Sea with its 572 islands and

spend three days in Yangon, formerly known as Rangoon. Visit 2500-year-old Shwedagon Pagoda, surmounted by a stupa adorned with 5488 diamonds and 2317 rubies. Spend an evening at Padonmar Restaurant, one of Yangon’s finest, to experience authentic home-cooked Myanmar cuisine, with performance by a group of traditional Burmese puppeteers.

One complimentary choice on the cruise is to fly to Bagan to see stunning pagodas and temples.

Another highlight will be the opportunity, on most cruises, to meet Nobel Laureate Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s former assistant Ma Thanegi, who will speak about recent events, Suu Kyi and her years in prison as a result of her activism.

The cruise also takes in museums, old British forts,

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some of the most spectacular beaches in the Andaman Islands and Mahatma Ghandi Marine Park for snorkelling, diving or simply relaxing on the beach.

You’ll cross the Bay of Bengal and visit Kirinda in Sri Lanka to see Yala (Ruhuna) National Park, a wildlife sanctuary dating back more than 114 years, teeming with wildlife, including leopards and Sri Lankan elephants.

The Captain’s Farewell Cocktail Party is by no means the end of your holiday. There’s the Maldives to come yet, full of history and wonderful expeditions before you fly back home to Australia.

Most Important: The offer ends on 30 April 2016 or until sold out, whichever comes first.

For more information, contact: www.cruisetraveller.com.au Freecall 1800 507 777

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NS Bookings: 07 5449 9343 - www.noosaartstheatre.org.au 13-30 Showing in: APRIL ion $32 Adults $37 | Concess | U17 $27 0 $3 p ou Gr er/ Memb from the Brilliantly adapted Australia’s beloved books by d the classic an rs ve Tra own P L , let your film y 1964 Walt Disne as you ht flig e tak n tio imagina rld of wo al gic step into the ma ron me Ca d an Disney

Showing in: MAY 28 & 29 at 2pm MAY 28 at 7:30pm TICKETS: Adult $25 | Con $20 A first for Noosa Arts, this will be a fast moving selection of ten highly entertaining ten-minute plays from stellar casts in South East Queensland.

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Don’t forget to vote for “Best Play” - Noosa Arts Theatre is sponsoring $500 for the audience choice award.

There are only three performances for this event and it will be a crowd pleaser...

NB: 16+ show, may contain Coarse Language and Adult Themes

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A Midsummer Night's Dream Shakespeare's mythical tale hits the ballet stage...

As the Queensland Ballet presents A Midsummer Night's Dream

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For your chance to WIN one of two Double Passes to see Midsummer Night's Dream at the 6.30pm show on 5th April; please email your name, address and daytime telephone contact to: win@noosastylemagazine.com.au Entries drawn 30th March and winners notified personally.

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hakespeare's whimsical masterpiece has been given new life thanks to acclaimed choreographer Liam Scarlett.

Together with Mendelssohn's wonderful incidental music, Scarlett's witty choreography will bring the magical woods and vivid characters to life.

Liam Scarlett was appointed The Royal Ballet's first Artist in Residence in 2012. He has created ballets for The Royal Ballet, and

commissions for international companies, such as New York City Ballet, San Francisco Ballet and English National Ballet.

Queensland Ballet Artistic Director Li Cunxin says "Audiences will be transported by the incredibly musical choreography, fantastical sets and gorgeous costumes, delightfully cheeky characters - and of course, spectacular dancing."

What a coup for Queensland ballet lovers.

Venue: Playhouse, QPAC Brisbane Date: 1st - 16th April Tickets: www.qpac.com.au For more information and tickets: www.queenslandballet.com.au or ph 136 246

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ince 2002 over 15 million theatregoers in 17 countries have been thrilled by this awe-inspiring production, which is based on the songs of Queen with a book by Ben Elton (The Young Ones, Blackadder, Popcorn). Elton fashioned this hilarious futurist comedy around more than 24 of Queen’s biggest hit songs including We are the Champions, Radio Ga Ga, I Want To Break Free, Somebody To Love, Killer Queen, Don’t Stop Me Now, Under Pressure, Bohemian Rhapsody, Another One Bites The Dust and of course, We Will Rock You. WE WILL ROCK YOU reflects the scale and spectacle that marked Queen’s live performances and earned the band its pinnacle position in rock history. With Queen’s Brian May and Roger Taylor as music supervisors and “a band without parallel in the theatre” behind the cast, the audience can expect the show to rock as fiercely as the best of Queen’s concerts.

The original Australian tour opened at Melbourne’s Regent Theatre on 7 August, 2003 with a record advance, and Brian May and Roger Taylor in attendance. Australia was the first country outside the UK to produce a local version of the mega-hit musical, and the production dominated the 2004 Helpmann Awards, receiving five Helpmann

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The 2016 Australian tour is produced by John Frost, in association with Queen Theatrical Productions, Phil McIntyre Entertainment and Tribeca Theatrical Productions.

This is the 'must see' musical of the year! Make sure you are ready to ROCK! For more inf visit www.wewillrockyou.com.au Venue: Lyric Theatre, QPAC Season: From 10 July 2016 Bookings:qpac.com.au or phone 136 246 For your chance to WIN one of two Double Passes to see this sensational show on Sun 10th July at 7.30pm, simply email win@noosastylemagazine.com.au and include your name, address and daytime telephone contact.

Be sure to write We Will Rock You in the subject line.

Drawn 20th June. Winners will be notified personally.

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or the first time ever the show will feature the magical winter wonderland of Frozen.

The 2016 ice spectacular will also present the enchanting adventures of Disney's The Little Mermaid, Tangled and Beauty and the Beast, presented by their popular hosts…Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck and Goofy.

The Academy Award-winning animated film Frozen will come to life on the ice, packed full of action, adventure, magic and unforgettable characters. Audiences will be transported to Arendelle to join the Royal sisters Elsa and Anna, the hilarious snowman Olaf, rugged mountainman Kristoff and his loyal reindeer Sven, as they discover that love really does conquer all.

Audiences will also delight as Ariel twirls 35 feet above the ice in a stunning Spanish web act, and be swept away as Rapunzel and Flynn are greeted with a dazzling display of the floating lanterns.

Beauty and the Beast will include an enchanted Be Our Guest scene, with theatrical elements that will simply astound the audience.

Magical!

Tickets on sale NOW Purchase through Ticketek: 132 849 or www.ticketek.com.au/disneyonice For full details visit: www.disneyonice.com.au Brisbane Entertainment Centre 23rd - 27th June.

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Shelter: How Australians Live By: Kara Rosenlund Penguin Random House RRP $59.99 In this celebration of Australian landscapes and interiors, photographer Kara Rosenlund explores the notion of shelter - the things we gather around ourselves and how the landscape shapes our living spaces.

Detailed captions illuminate the stories behind the people and places she encounters.. under the roof of a beach shack, grand homesteads, sheep stains and shipping containers.

Beautiful and inspiring.

15th Affair By: James Patterson Published by: Penguin Random House RRP $32.99 The latest in Patterson’s Women’s Murder Club series.

Detective Lindsay Boxer is called to a crime scene at the Four Seasons Hotel – four people have been found dead, a man who checked in under a false name; two in the room next door, and the fourth is a house maid in a utilities cupboard.

But how are the murders linked? Lindsay must risk everything to find out.

A Lush Wonderland Of Colouring for Adults

The Garden Of Earthly Delights By: Adriana Picker Hardie Grant Books RRP: $19.95 Take a journey through The Garden of Earthly Delights and revel in the intricate detail of Adriana Picker’s illustrations as you colour. These incredible illustrations are exquisitely beautiful with a dark undertone, where amidst the flora you can find lurking insects just waiting to be brought to life through your unique colouring.

Enjoy the therapeutic benefit of this popular pastime, as you unlock the secrets on every page and develop the piece from a black and white illustration into a full colour masterpiece.

Entertaining a Dog's World By: Asia Upward New Holland Publishers RRP $19.99 A book that brings fine dining to you and your best friends - human and canine alike!

Providing simple yet sophisticated recipes, accompanied by the beautifully photographed dogs that enjoy them. Asia Upward is using her passion for working with animals, experimental cooking and research into the care of dogs to bring the new go-to guide for dog lovers around the world.

With delicious recipes that you and your doggy companions will share and enjoy at every occasion, this is the cookbook of decadent doggy dream, bound to have everyone running back (and wagging their tail) for more.

Published to raise awareness and funds for Animal SOS Sri Lanka, a charity that dedicates itself to alleviating the suffering of street animals in the country. Entertaining a Dog's World is the ultimate guide to cooking for you and your canine.

FOOL ME ONCE By: Harlan Coben Published by: Penguin Random House RRP $32.99 If your husband was murdered; and you were the witness…how do you explain it when he appears on your nanny cam?

You thought you trusted him… now you can't even trust yourself.

Dark secrets and a terrifying hunt for the truth lie at the heart of this gripping new thriller.

Coben at his best.

The Widow By: Fiona Barton Penguin Random House RRP $32.99 Jean Taylor's life was blissfully ordinary: nice house, nice husband.

Gelen was her Prince Charming - all she'd ever wanted. Until he's accused of a terrible crime and suddenly he's the monster staring from the front page of every paper.

Definitely a page turner. that will have you guessing until the very end.

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