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Contents 14 - 18 Preview 20 Competition 22 - 26 Feature Diane von Furstenberg interview

28 - 30 Iconic Brand Le Creuset

32 - 44 Looking Good

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Perfectly pretty Top up your tan Fashion destination Back in fashion Values & vision Beauty spot

46 - 52 See & Be Seen Style icons A timely celebration Cruising into the Cove Summer style Creative collaboration

54- 62 Cuisine Top tables Chef’s choice

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Fashionable food Island sweets

64 - 65 Wine Cellar Balancing act

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Contents 66 - 77 Luxurious Escapes Explore more Azamara Club Cruises Crystal River Cruises Regent Seven Seas Cruises Silversea Expeditions

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Spicers Guesthouse Hunter Valley

78 - 80 At The Wheel A new dawn Standalone showroom

82 - 86 Cove Living Bespoke approach Live outside Spring clean

88 - 89 Art Department Artist in residence

90 - 93 Entertainment

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Whether you choose to board a cruise ship, jump on a plane or take a drive in the car, we hope this edition inspires you to head off on your next adventure … and look good while you are doing so.

Editor’s letter SPRING/SUMMER is the perfect time for fashion and travel … which is why this edition is dedicated to both.

Firstly, we take you to the streets of New York, where fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg started her popular label.

Best known for her iconic wrap dress, DVF is fierce, feisty and feline – as you will discover in our feature interview.

From there we move on to the relaxed Marine Village at Sanctuary Cove where designer boutiques showcase the latest styles for both men and women.

If you are looking for travel ideas, our 12-page Luxurious Escapes special highlights the latest itineraries and offerings from a number of cruise lines and resorts, with the stunning images in each spread sure to inspire your wanderlust.

The See & Be Seen section follows the travel/fashion theme with our photographers capturing a cruising and resortwear showcase, a designer breakfast, a timely celebration and a new season collection launch for both the magazine and our social media channels.

Be sure to check out our Facebook and Instagram to see who has been ‘caught on camera’.

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You can also feed your fashion sense at a number of stylish events this season.

Treasury Brisbane’s Art of the Palate with

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Bonita Kaftan’s Kristian Williams promises an evening of indulgent dining, luxurious wine tasting and stunning fashion in The Lab, while Brisbane Fashion Month will stage a program of parades and workshops throughout October.

In other news, Marj taste-tests some very delicious Hawaiian desserts, Chris drives the stunning new Rolls-Royce Dawn Black Badge, Tony reviews the award-winning Balancing Rock wines and Susan delves into the history of iconic brand Le Creuset.

Finally, elegant label Brooks Brothers is celebrating their 200th anniversary in 2018 and to celebrate they are giving one reader the chance to win a $2,000 wardrobe just in time for the summer holidays.

Whether you choose to board a cruise ship, jump on a plane or take a drive in the car, we hope this edition inspires you to head off on your next adventure … and look good while you are doing so.

GROUP EDITOR Rhonda Oxnam

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News and views

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Harrolds – Australia’s luxury department store – has revealed a directional Autumn Winter 2018 campaign starring international male model, Lucky Blue Smith.

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Winning romance Congratulations to Tricia Kallquist from Brisbane who is the winner of our competition from Issue 67. Tricia and her partner will enjoy a romantic rendezvous at the Stamford Plaza Brisbane including a Spirit of Queensland Lobby High Tea and a dining experience for two at Kabuki Teppanyaki.

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Dior’s stunning new Ready-to-Wear Winter 2018-19 collection is now instore.

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The four-course dinner curated by Chef Matt Kemp will use the best local produce to complement a carefully selected range of Champagne wines. Tickets $225 per person.

The Byron at Byron and Champagne Bollinger have also curated the ultimate experience with the launch of their two-night Champagne Escape package. Nestled amidst the rainforest, guests will experience the height of luxury in the heart of nature, all with a glass of bubbles in hand.

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The highlight event of the Australian racing season, Aquis Park’s Melbourne Cup event is the only place on the Gold Coast to offer a viewing of Flemington’s Melbourne Cup on the big screen alongside a day of live on-track racing. Aquis Park has a range of entertainment packages available on the day, including reserved seating for tables of 10 in the Dome and the Board Room, and cocktail style seating, a grazing menu and live entertainment in the Event Centre. Tickets start at $180pp.

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Well-known industry figure and 2017 Marina Manager of the Year Steve Sammes has been announced as the new manager of the Sanctuary Cove Marina. Appointed by Mulpha Australia, Steve brings many years of marina and management experience to the role and is passionate about positioning Sanctuary Cove Marina as the first choice for berth holders of recreational vessels well into the future.

Home of luxury marine brands Maritimo, Fairline, Alaska, Integrity, Whitehaven and Horizon, and of course the Southern hemisphere’s premier boat show, the Sanctuary Cove Marina is a world-class precinct that offers unique leisure and lifestyle opportunities.

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PREVIEW

New horizons

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Gold Coast Open House

Opening the doors of interesting and architecturally significant buildings and locations, this year Gold Coast Open House will present around 40 sites from The Seaway to Bilinga.

The public are invited to take a behind the scenes look at places they may have only glimpsed from the street including schools and university spaces, churches, stunning private residences and television and radio studios, alongside some of the Gold Coast’s most architecturally inspiring landmark buildings and workplaces.

Following the announcement that its Australia and NZ operations will be returning to factory ownership, Horizon Yacht Australia has appointed Tony Jones as National Sales Manager. He will join Mark Western and Erica Rae at Sanctuary Cove, and will head up the regional sales team, devising strategy and liaising with Horizon HQ. “I am excited to be joining Horizon as they move into the next phase of the brand’s development in our region,” he says.

“Horizon has been around for over 30 years, they are a solid financially strong and reputable luxury yacht builder giving them a durable competitive advantage over so many other yacht manufacturers.”

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Top travel

Cove Travel has been recognised by ‘My Travel Group’, an independent group within Hello World, as one of the travel industry’s top agents.

The team were presented with the prestigious award at Brisbane’s 1889 Enoteca Restaurant.

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Resort portfolio

The Whitsunday Islands will welcome a new era of luxury in 2019 with the signing of an agreement that sees IHG take over management of Hayman Island. Rebranding the 166-room hotel as Hayman Island, by InterContinental the refurbished property will showcase world-class facilities, rooms and suites in one of the world’s most unique locations, accessible via Hamilton Island and then by either luxury vessel or helicopter.

In addition to the hotel, Mulpha Australia Limited will offer a bespoke collection of homes for sale to those who want to own a piece of heaven on Hayman Island. The landmark agreement with Mulpha Australia Limited also sees IHG continue with a long-term agreement to manage both InterContinental Sydney and InterContinental Sanctuary Cove Resort.

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2018 marks Brooks Brothers 200th Anniversary.

Since its founding, Brooks Brothers has become a legendary international brand while maintaining a steadfast commitment to exceptional service, quality, style and value.

To celebrate this milestone we’re giving away a $2,000 Brooks Brothers wardrobe.

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FEATURE

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A woman in charge Designer of the iconic wrap dress, Diane von Furstenberg on power, money and getting what you want.

WORDS ANNA MURPHY / THE TIMES / THE INTERVIEW PEOPLE

DIANE VON FURSTENBERG is remembering how her mother, an Auschwitz survivor, would shut her in a cupboard as a little girl.

“She would say, ‘Fear is not an option’. She would lock me in there so I wouldn’t be afraid of the dark,” the iconic designer recalls.

For how long?

“About ten minutes,” she continues breezily. “And the truth is, I am glad she did it. First of all, it doesn’t stay dark. Second of all, what are you afraid of? It is just dark. It was the best gift she gave me.”

It is hard to imagine the 71-year-old Belgian-born American ever being afraid of anything or anyone.

She is stretched out before me on the sofa of her suite in Claridge’s in London like a big cat, wide-eyed and languid, occasionally delving one-handed at two halves of a pomegranate. She is, notes Nathan Jenden — her label’s new chief design officer, sitting neatly near by — ‘very feline’.

She certainly is. A kind of leopard lady. Her movements are so smoothly feral that one suspects she has ball bearings rather than joints.

At her neck and wrist are huge diamond-and-sapphire-speckled evil eyes.

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“For protection. Everybody needs some protection.”

I am not so sure.

Now one of the world’s most recognised designers, von Furstenberg built her brand on a different kind of talisman, the wrap dress.

“I quickly realised I was selling confidence,” is how she puts it.

She launched the frock in 1974, the unlikely hybrid of a ballerina top and matching skirt, in what was, at the time, game-changer jersey.

What she refers to by turns as ‘just a stupid little dress’ and – more accurately – ‘an icon’ landed her on the cover of Newsweek two years later.

The magazine declared her ‘the most marketable woman since Coco Chanel’. By that point she was shifting 15,000 a week.

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They felt like her, in other words.

Von Furstenberg is her dress. Her dress is her.

For DVF consumers she is inextricably woven among the warp and the weft. Why? Because she became a highly visible, highly successful working woman when there weren’t many around.

Because she was photographed in the press wielding power, both professional (perched on the edge of a desk) and sexual (arrayed across a bed). She united sex with the city long before any TV series came along.

And she still stands out, even when being an empowered woman is no longer such an anomaly.

For her customers, wearing her dress was – is – a way of being more DVF, more fearless.

It’s also a way of working one’s femininity, one’s curves, to just the right degree for the office.

“When you work you want to look good, you want to look strong,” she says.

“You want to show off your body – why not? – but not in a way that will make men objectify you.”

Her wrap dress is not only a one-stop solution to the problem of what to wear in the morning – ‘this brand is all about solutions’ – it is also the ultimate two-hander.

“Someone once said something to me that I thought was so perfect: ‘With this dress you seduce the guy, and the mother doesn’t mind’.”

It could all have been very different for von Furstenberg.

For starters, it was by no means inevitable that the alumna of a flashy Swiss boarding school should end up working for a fabric manufacturer in Italy, albeit one that supplied brands such as Gucci.

“When you are young you have all the doors in front of you, right? And this was certainly not the most glamorous door.”

It was even less inevitable that, when she became pregnant by Egon von Furstenberg – “he was the perfect catch: rich, a prince, all of that ... he goes to America and all the girls want to marry him” – her first response was that she needed to have, to do something on her own.

“The idea of getting pregnant with someone who was such a good catch made me look like I had done it on purpose,” she says. “I did not want to be that. Do you understand?”

So, yes, she said she would marry him, despite, she claims, initial prevarication. (“At first I said to my mother, ‘I don’t want to do this.’ She said, ‘He asked you to marry him, so the least you can do is let him be a part of the decision’. So I sent him a telegram. He sent me one back. We arranged a wedding in Paris for mid-July.”)

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“There was absolutely no reason for me to work,” she says. “I just thought I would make some clothes that would sell. I didn’t think I would have a label.”

Then they did, and so she did.

“Your first independence is your financial independence. That is why I tell every woman that they should absolutely work and have an identity outside the home. Otherwise it is terrible,” she insists.

Initially, Egon was ‘extremely supportive about me working as an idea’.

They had two children together, but the marriage ended around the time that brand DVF went thermonuclear.

Von Furstenberg consoled herself with a roster of lovers that included Ryan O’Neal and the man who would eventually become her second husband, Hollywood mega-mover Barry Diller.

There have been more bumps in the road since then, personal and professional.

A brush with cancer. A skiing accident that almost destroyed those signature lynx-like cheekbones.

By 1990, she writes in her autobiography, appropriately titled The Woman I Wanted to Be, “I was quite lost. My business, what was left of it, was in tatters.”

Still, as her mother once said, when explaining how she had survived the concentration camp: ‘It’s like rain. You go through the drops’.

In recent years – aided by a partnership with matchesfashion.com – she has rebuilt her brand.

“I noticed that a new generation of girls were buying the old dresses in vintage shops, and that’s when I thought, ‘OK, how does this brand continue?’.”

In 2016 she hired British designer Jonathan Saunders to be her chief creative officer, yet that relationship ended a year later.

“Jonathan is wonderful,” she says. “He has this amazing sense of print and colour. But … it is not that I am anti-fashion, but the one thing I have always been is not a fashion victim.

“I can’t have sleeves that are too long, you know what I am saying? At the end it’s got to be functional. I have never worn something that’s uncomfortable.”

Now she has back on her team Jenden, who worked in the DVF studios for many years.

“He’s a real designer. To make something simple you need even more design.”

“Fashion with a capital F is not as important as it was,” offers Jenden, who, courtesy of the von Furstenberg force field, has been forgotten about.

(He seems blithely unconcerned, the perfect qualification for a job in which he will, of course, always be the sidekick.)

“All fashion designers are getting inspired by the street,” he says.

Von Furstenberg’s existence is a long way from the street. The one moment in our conversation when she is lost for words is when I ask her

how important money is to who she is. A very long pause.

“No one has ever asked me that question.”

Another pause. “Listen, I am very lucky because I have a wonderful life. Two things happen with success. You pay your bills and you have a voice.

And if you have a voice, you have to use it for people with no voice.”

One of her initiatives is the DVF awards, which recognise ‘women dedicated to the transforming the lives of other women’.

“To use your magic wand is one of the nicest things that happens to you when you get older,” she says.

As for her age. Von Furstenberg claims not to be bothered by it.

“Age means you have lived. I am 71, but I should be 140 I have lived so fully.”

She finds today’s attitudes ‘humiliating’.

“Even young girls are doing things to their faces.

Not wanting to say how old they are when they are 32. Age is … you should embrace it.”

She starts scouring her nasolabial lines with her fingertips.

“I used to carve into these lines when I was young because I wanted to have them.”

However, even she seems to worry about the possible ramifications for the brand of the date on her birth certificate.

“How do you differentiate the brand and the person, especially as the person gets older?”

It’s that issue she’s been struggling with for almost four decades, just slightly more boldface.

“I relate so much with these millennial girls because I was what they all are being now.”

She’s right. In a way this is more of a DVF moment than the first time round.

Working women don’t have to travel incognito any more. Offices are populated by women in dresses, not suits, as never before.

Her challenge – Jenden’s – is to make sure they have the right label in them.

“People have an emotional attachment to the brand, to the feminist aspect.”

They need to leverage that.

Von Furstenberg and her husband live suitably fabulous and somewhat semi-detached lives.

In New York they have separate homes. Why? “I like it. Even in LA I often use the guest room because he sleeps with two dogs inside the bed.”

Luckily there’s plenty of room to spread out on Diller’s superyacht, Eos, too, which is said to have a glass staircase and a figurehead of Mrs Diller by the model-turned-artist Anh Duong.

“We have an amazing relationship. I have known him for 44 years. He was my lover, then my friend, then my husband. Barry loves me to be successful.

“But … I have always talked about the idea of a woman in charge. So for International Women’s Day I printed some T-shirts that said ‘Woman in charge’. And he doesn’t like it when I wear that T-shirt. Which is weird, because it’s not at all him.”

Needless to say, she wears it anyway.

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ICONIC BRANDS

What’s cooking?

Established in France almost a century ago, Le Creuset cookware has become an international icon.

WORDS SUSAN LANG-LEMCKERT

FEW, IF ANY, brands could claim to still be employing essentially the same production techniques they were using 93 years ago, but Le Creuset is no ordinary brand.

And as well as using their original methods of manufacture, Le Creuset is still produced in the original factory set up in Fresnoy-le-Grand in Aisne, France, in 1925.

The siting of the factory on the transportation routes for the raw materials of coke, iron and sand was only the first of many strategic moves that led to Le Creuset becoming an icon in cookware.

Le Creuset was the vision of Belgian industrialists Armand Desaegher and Octave Aubecq, who’d met at the Brussels Fair and decided to combine their respective specialties of casting and enamelling to create top quality items of cast-iron cookware.

They produced the first Le Creuset cocotte in 1925, using a single-use sand mould – the practice that is still used today, and which ensures the uniqueness of each item.

Most of Le Creuset’s processes are done manually by their dedicated and well-trained factory employees in France. A cast-iron cookware takes approximately 120 hours to create and each piece is unique.

Over time, more products were added – cookers, charcoal stoves, hot plates and kitchen utensils – and Le Creuset soon became known for its style and superior quality.

Difficult years followed with advent of the Second World War and its aftermath but, come peacetime, Le Creuset recommenced production and began to soar.

Their focus on enamelled cast-iron pieces set them apart from competitors, as did their innovation with types of cookware and the use of vibrant hues of enamel.

By 1952 Le Creuset’s renown was such that export to other parts of Europe and to the United States was a significant part of the company’s growing market.

Le Creuset continued to create new markets by combining traditional manufacture with innovation in design and colour – the Le Creuset Barbecue and the shade Elysées Yellow being two standouts from the early 1960s.

Innovation came again in the 1980s: Le Creuset adapted products to suit the ceramic hobs that became popular after the introduction of the Vitrobase, and launched the Multifunction Cocotte when the health benefits of steaming food caused a shift in customer choices. >>

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DID YOU KNOW? • ‘Le Creuset’ means ‘the cauldron’ – in which the raw materials for all Le Creuset pieces are melted before casting.

• Each Le Creuset product is unique, having been cast in a single-use sand mould that is broken up after use.

• Every Le Creuset piece passes through at least 15 pairs of skilled craftsmen’s hands during the manufacturing and finishing process.

• Each Le Creuset piece receives two coats of enamel: the first being a ground coat which, once fired at 840°C, is clear and allows the coloured second coat to better adhere to the cast iron.

• More than 10,000 cast iron products are made every day at the original Le Creuset foundry in Fresnoy-Le-Grand in Northern France.

• Le Creuset has manufactured more than 300 million products during its 93 years of operation.

• T he very first colour Le Creuset produced in 1925 – Volcanic Orange, the company’s signature shade – was inspired by the fiery orange of the molten iron used to cast each casserole.

• The most expensive Le Creuset set ever sold – a set of Elysées Yellow’ cast iron pieces – belonged to Marilyn Monroe, and fetched $25,300 at Sotheby’s in 1999.

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In the 2010s, Le Creuset introduced the new Signature Cast Iron Casseroles as the next evolution of its enamelled cast iron cookware.

This updated kitchen classic features a range of new design enhancements especially developed to offer even better durability, versatility and comfort of use when cooking.

The new features include: easy clean, toughened enamel interior; easy-grip, 45 per cent larger handles; enhanced, tight-fitting lid; and stylish, heat-resistant stainless steel knob.

Today’s diverse global market is evident in Le Creuset’s vast range of items that cater for different cuisines, such as the French tatin dish; the Japanese sukiyaki cocotte; and the Indian Karahi and Balti dishes.

And, as always, it’s the eye-catching colours – Cerise, Volcanic, Satin Black, Coastal Blue, Creme, Cool Mint, Bluebell Purple and Chiffon Pink – that truly set Le Creuset apart.

The latest colour, Deep Teal – not quite green and not quite blue, but combining the tranquil qualities of both – is currently gracing an extensive range of Le Creuset items, including accessories.

Making world-class cookware for almost 100 years, Le Creuset is used, loved and trusted by leading chefs and keen cooks around the globe.

Combining striking design with unbeatable performance, the Le Creuset 3-ply Stainless Steel and Le Creuset Toughened Non-Stick collections embrace all the brand has learned from making premium cookware since 1925, utilising its expertise and passion for delicious food to create Australia’s best-loved, market-leading cookware.

The Le Creuset 3-ply Stainless Steel and Le Creuset Toughened Non-Stick cookware collections comprise a wide variety of pans from deep and shallow frying pans, saucepans and casseroles to woks, grills and a roaster in addition to complementary accessories such as heat-resistant glass lids, spatter guard and a roasting rack all designed to deliver a lifetime of delicious cooking.

Striking the perfect balance between maintaining the traditional methods of casting and enamelling and innovating to meet changing markets has seen Le Creuset grow from small regional industry to major global brand in less than a century, realising the dream of two industrialists whose auspicious meeting at a fair would change the evolution of cookware forever.

LE CREUSET TIMELINE 924 – Industrialists Armand Desaegher and 1 Octave Aubecq meet at the Brussels Fair.

1925 – Le Crueset factory established at Fresnoy-le-Grand in Aisne, France.

First Le Creuset cocotte produced.

M id-1930s - Mid-1940s – Commercial strategy developed and product range increased.

Mid-1940s - Mid-1950s – Innovative range of products and enamel colours developed.

1952 – Export to other countries underway.

1962 – Launch of Le Creuset fondue set.

1963 – Le Creuset barbecue introduced.

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1966 – Factory production equipment is modernised and manual casting workshop is replaced with semi-automatic machines.

1972 – Italian designer Enzo Mari redesigns the traditional cocotte to create the Mama range, featuring a distinct handle shape.

1980 – Launch of famous US publicity campaign – Every good cook should know a little French: Le Creuset.

1981 – The Jam Pot (Marmite à Confiture) is introduced.

1985 – Expansion and Newsweek magazine poll places Le Creuset in the top 30 French products recognised by a worldwide audience.

987 – Le Creuset launches Futura range, 1 designed by French actor and director J.L. Barrault.

1991 – First Le Creuset wok is introduced.

1995 – Enamel-on-steel kettles added to product range.

2001 – Introduction of Le Creuset stoneware.

2002 – Silicone bakeware and stainless steel cookware added to product range.

2008 – Le Creuset introduces toughened non-stick frying pans.

2 010s – Launches Le Creuset Signature Casseroles, the next evolution of its enamelled cast-iron cookware.

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Fashion destination Spring fashion lands at The Marine Village Sanctuary Cove.

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THE EPITOME OF RESORT-STYLE LIVING on the Gold Coast, The Marine Village at Sanctuary Cove is set to deliver designer fashions and new season trends, just in time for spring.

Street stylers and fashionistas are sighting ‘nautical’ as the next big thing this season.

The effortlessly stylish ‘fresh off the boat’ feel is perfect whether you are spending the day lounging at home, out and about shopping or lunching and spending time with friends.

Think a simple white linen dress made from the highest quality cotton, a collection of striped tees, boat neck tops and loose-fitting flares.

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The palette is white on white with navy, paired back with lashings of red (don’t forget your lips).

The classic and tailored yet effortlessly comfortable look is finished off with a pair of fine gold-framed specs.

Another ever-popular spring/summer trend evokes a coastal resort vibe.

Style seekers of all ages will be looking and feeling cruise-ready in show-stopping swimwear, elegant kaftans and colourful cover-ups.

Nestled in a pristine waterside location, The Marine Village is home to a host of designer boutiques catering to all your fashion needs.

For European flair and Australian finesse, you can’t go past EEV Fashion.

The team at EEV understands style is so much more than a collection of trends.

From the opulence of a silk shirt against your skin to a perfectly tailored pant, quality and styling give fashion a new dimension.

With this in mind, EEV stocks a range of high-end labels including Monari Italia, Mela Purdie, Cavaletti and Verge Collection along with accessories from Holster Fashion and Willow and Zac. The range is extensive and perfectly suited to the luxe Gold Coast lifestyle.

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EEV Fashion also proudly stocks one of Australia’s most famous designers, Camilla, with the very latest ‘Geisha Girl’ collection now in-store. Sporting a classic nautical colour-way of navy, red, white and gold, the Geisha Girl pieces are guaranteed to make your spring wardrobe pop.

For the finest collection of menswear, visit Latitude Clothing Co. Whether you require a complete wardrobe overhaul or a few staples and statement pieces to see you through the new season, the ever-stylish team at Latitude Clothing Co can assist with the right advice and styling know-how to have you looking sharp. >>

Open Monday – Friday 9am - 5.30pm Saturday – 9am - 5.00pm Shop 1a Masthead Way, The Marine Village, Sanctuary Cove, QLD

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Stocking premium European brands, including Bugatti, Reporter of Italy, Sail Racing, Daniel Hechter and more, Latitude Clothing Co is well known for their extensive collection of premium and exclusive Italian-made shirts, jeans, and accessories.

If you are looking for stylish designer resort wear, Calypso Resort and Swimwear is the perfect place to shop.

With a renowned reputation as one of the best swimwear retailers in Queensland, Calypso stock all your favourite brands including award-winning European-made label Sunflair along with Jets, Seafolly and more. Their extensive range and quality labels ensure you will find the perfect seasonal pieces to see you through the warmer months in style.

Proudly catering for women of all body shapes and sizes, the experienced Calypso team pride themselves on successfully fitting women in the most flattering ensembles, taking time and

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care to ensure their customers are happy and comfortable in their new attire.

Fulfilling the fashion needs of women for the past 30 years, Sanctuary Resort Shoppe has embraced the Spring 2018 season from Italy – think pastel colours, perfectly paired with flowing, soft, feminine textures.

Adorning the boutique retailer’s shelves are new arrivals from labels including Italian Closet, ESS, Ping Pong, Philosophy, Seven Sisters and Threadz, among others, while imported ranges from international designers Joseph Ribkoff and Frank Lyman offer a modern, edgy, classic European style, perfect for any occasion.

And as we head in to the Spring Racing Carnival season, remember accessorising is key – so be sure to complete your outfit with fitting pieces, choosing from Sanctuary Resort Shoppe’s luxe range of hats, jewellery and handbags.

Costa Moda also embraces the resort theme with the latest silhouettes in easy-to-

5. wear fabrics, while Harry’s Jeans has one of the biggest collections of designer denim on the Gold Coast and bohemian vibes are delivered by Soho Girl with brands including Steele, Stevie May and Arnhem.

Fashionable kid’s don’t miss out either with Sparrow Littles Lifestyle stocking your favourite designer brands, perfect for fitting out your little one’s wardrobe.

1. Bugatti sports jacket, Seeker Groove shirt and Bugatti jeans – Latitude Clothing Co. Camilla ‘Geisha Girl’ collection – EEV Fashion 2. Sunflair Sampesi one piece with matching skirt – Calypso Resort & Swimwear.

3. Jets one piece with ink/white maxi dress – Calypso Resort & Swimwear.

4. Seeker Groove shirt and Bugatti white 5-pocket jeans – Latitude Clothing Co. 5. Water one piece with matching skirt – Calypso Resort & Swimwear.

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Back in fashion Brisbane Fashion Month presented by Wintergarden returns in October.

With a stylish line-up of runway and networking events, Brisbane Fashion Month presented by Wintergarden (BFM2018) is back for another show stopping year.

The festival, which runs from 1 - 31 October, will feature a series of free and ticketed events aimed at highlighting the many talents of local fashion creatives while also supporting their charity partner for 2018, the Breast Cancer Network Australia.

“We’re really proud to showcase the largest number of Queensland designers of any festival in the state,” says Festival Director Laura Churchill.

“Audiences will be able to come and see everything from student and emerging designers through to the biggest names in fashion on the runway as well as shop from a hand-picked

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selection of labels in the Wintergarden pop-up store throughout October.

“Free parades in the Queen St Mall outside Wintergarden will offer audiences the chance to see fresh new talent at the Next Gen show presented by Next Hotel and learn the tricks of the trade from our Bespoke designers.

“At West Village we will showcase an incredible list of designers from Brisbane and the Gold Coast and our Resort Finale at Next Hotel will see a stunning array of active, swim and high-end resort wear on show in a quintessentially Queensland gala event.”

Networking and business development also remains a strong focus of Brisbane Fashion Month. The signature business workshop this year will be presented by Australia Post and involve

a line-up of speakers including Vogue Australia sustainability editor Clare Press.

The Wintergarden pop-up store returns, with seven one-week places allocated to designers throughout October and into November due to overwhelming demand.

A new initiative of BFM2018, the Pocket Guide to Brisbane Fashion will be released in September and will act as a go-to guide for consumers to find and shop from Brisbane and Queensland designers.

The Brisbane Fashion Month design competition also returns for 2018, offering the winning designer the chance to showcase in the Next Gen show in the Queen St Mall as well as accommodation, business and mentorship prizes.

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Elegant BESPOKE DESIGNER RUNWAY When: Friday October 19 Where: Queen Street Mall These popular free fashion parades will be staged throughout the afternoon and evening. Talented designers including Isabella Longginou, Svetlana Wilson, Ella Moda, Fiorenza and Darb Bridal Couture will share the secrets of their work in an intimate Q&A with BFM Director Laura Churchill before showcasing their collections on the runway.

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WEST VILLAGE FASHION SHOW When: Wednesday October 24 Where: West Village This outdoor fashion runway at the new West Village precinct features some of Queensland’s most loved designers including Rachel Burke, Maiocchi, Wilde Willow and Jericho Road.

Opened by Brisbane creative and designer Rachel Burke and hosted by Jillian Whiting, your ticket includes a food and beverage package for the duration of the event.

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BRISBANE FASHION MONTH RESORT FINALE When: Wednesday October 31 Where: Next Hotel Dress to impress and get set for a memorable evening under the stars at this quintessential showcase of resort glamour and high-end designer fashion. Expect to see a stunning array of lifestyle, leisure and occasion wear from some of our best known and loved brands as industry peers, sponsors and partners of BFM gather with designers and fashion lovers for this pinnacle rooftop event.

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Values & vision Introducing Axis Optical by George & Matilda Eyecare – same faces, same service, new look.

AXIS OPTICAL have been providing luxury eyewear and quality eyecare to the Gold Coast region for almost 40 years.

Tom Pascoe and the team have developed a loyal following in their local community and are committed to keeping up to date with the latest technology and fashion trends in the optical industry.

More recently, they have partnered with George & Matilda Eyecare; a new business model for eyecare in Australia.

George & Matilda Eyecare’s mission is simple: to bring the benefits of scale to the best independent optometrists, so that every Australian has access to the highest quality eye care and vision.

The name George & Matilda was carefully chosen to embody the values and vision of the brand. ‘George’ represents the first high street in Australia, brimming with entrepreneurial spirit and local business values, to symbolise forward thinking and George & Matilda Eyecare’s link to modern Australia.

‘Matilda’ has become synonymous with the Australian outback and represents the side of the brand’s personality that is trustworthy, friendly and warm.

While they have a new business name; Axis Optical by George & Matilda Eyecare in Harbour Town and Surfers Paradise are still the same people in the same place, who continue to deliver the same high level of eyecare and professional service that you have always known.

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The Mach-Three from Dita

Inspired by the golden age of Hollywood style, this hand-crafted piece from Dita features a gold-plated titanium front frame and Japanese acetate temples. RRP $800

Santos de Cartier from Cartier

Hand made in France, the contemporary feel of these ruthenium plated sunglasses pays tribute to aviator Santos Dumont, while the famous Santos screws are borrowed from the iconic watch of the same name.RRP $1,230

The Visionary II from Maybach Eyewear

Hand made in Germany, this unique style exudes luxury with 24k gold plated titanium and black acetate, combined with the highest quality 24k gold mirror lenses by Carl Zeiss. RRP $2,590

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Jurlique Nourishing Cleansing Oil helps nourish and smooth to reveal softer, brighter and younger-looking skin.

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Floral, fruity and woody, Versace Dylan Blue Pour Femme Eau de Parfum is a tribute to feminity.

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Kylie’s Professional Mineral Goddess Cheek and Lip Cream is enriched with nourishing organic jojoba and hydrating vitamin E.

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GoBlondie First Base is a revolutionary eyelash primer designed to help lash growth, while also nourishing and protecting.

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Style Quality Service Keeley Green Interior Design creates elegant, modern spaces that are as comfortable and useful as they are beautiful.

From a stylish new Brisbane studio, Keeley Green provides personal service for every aspect of interior design, renovation, refurbishment and styling.

“Great design is about making each special element of a home into a whole. Interiors are as individual as the owner, so my approach is to get to know their lifestyle, visualise a complete interior and bring it life through smart design, premium fittings and elegant furnishing.”

Contact us now to bring your dream interiors to life.

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SEE & BE SEEN

Style icons A fashionable look at the local social scene.

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KRISTINE GAMBARO

LOUISE OWEN

CARINE ROZEN

Bonita Spring Summer 2018 Launch

Bonita Spring Summer 2018 Launch

Jamie Durie Breakfast at Natuzzi Italia

Wearing: Elliatt top, Camilla & Marks pants,

Wearing: Bonita Kaftan with Gucci shoes, Chanel

Wearing: Cue top and pants with Nine West shoes

Valentino shoes, Gucci bag and Hermes cuff.

bag, Callexio jewellery and custom-made cuff.

and Monte Perla jewellery.

My style: My fur is vintage – it’s years old – and

My style: I adore fashion – especially Australian

My style: I prefer classics and wrap-around

the Louis Vuitton sunglasses are my husbands.

designer fashion. There are a lot of hidden gems

styles, though I am really a jeans girl at heart.

I love fashion and my style is comfortable but

here, which the rest of the world doesn’t know

I love Intimissimi Lingerie too. Last week I bought

still edgy.

enough about. My style is rather over the top –

a denim Sass & Bide jump suit that I am looking

more is better and fashion is fun.

forward to wearing.

SEE & BE SEEN

Roz & Greg Wilson

Nick Price, Catherine Pearcey & Damien Holley

Amelia McFarland & Bryce Balmain

Marcelo Marquez & Stephen Brown

Tracey & Brendon Smith

Sam Walsh

A TIMELY CELEBRATION Kayla Ingram, Jason Robertson & Alice Honan Nicole & Shannon Johnston

Katrina Washbourne, Sarah Brown & Debra Bugeja

When: 23 August Where: TAG Heuer Pacific Fair Boutique What: TAG Heuer Pacific Fair hosted an elegant cocktail event to celebrate 55 years of the TAG Heuer Carrera. Guests at the intimate affair were treated to an exclusive Masterclass with TAG Heuer’s Master Watchmaker while enjoying a delicious selection of canapés and beverages. A stunning Carrera 911 was also displayed in front of the boutique courtesy of Porsche Centre Gold Coast.

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SEE & BE SEEN

David & Gail Chell Sandra Smart, Yvonne Quinn & Shirley Cowen

Jenny & Peter Leeson

Alana Green Steve Beck & Georgina Denaby Sue & Karen Baker

Siety Moore & Siobhan Freeburn

Bryan Urwin & Annette McKenzie

Lorraine Barrow & Ivana Joseph

CRUISING INTO THE COVE When: 24 August Where: CafĂŠ Nineteen, Sanctuary Cove What: Cove Travel and Silversea Cruises hosted an informative afternoon dedicated to cruising and fashion. In addition to a delicious afternoon tea, guests were given an insight into the latest Silversea itineraries while viewing an elegant showcase of cruisewear from local Marine Village retailers EEV Fashion, Calypso Resort and Swimwear and Latitude Clothing Co.

Jane & Paul Gibbs

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SEE & BE SEEN

Zoi Paras & Kim Ring

Penelope Bell, Nikki Parkinson & Kate Willshire

Beci Culley & Hannah Williams

Stephanie Rooke & Kristian Williams Carla Haddan & Tracey Mathers Judy Brine & Lorilie Cunningham

Debra Kolkka, Cathie Reid & Janelle Wilson

Chyka Keebaugh & Bianca Dye Linda Gowdie & Leanne Norris

Dale Ollson & Mildred Ellwood

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Mary Dickinson & Diane Cant

SUMMER STYLE When: 30 August Where: Stamford Plaza Brisbane What: Stamford Plaza’s River Lawn was awash with colour as Bonita Kaftans founder and designer Kristian Williams, together with Stephanie Rooke, hosted the Bonita Spring Summer 2018 launch soirée. Special guest Chyka Keebaugh, author of best selling book Chyka Home, joined local fashionistas for cocktails and canapés, as the stunning new collection was unveiled.

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COMFORTABLE INDOOR LIVING, OUTSIDE. There’s nothing better than coming home after a long day at work, and enjoying the benefits of living in Queensland. Fresh air and comfortable temperatures year round make it the perfect place to spend quality time with your family outdoors.

But with the good comes the bad; relentless Mozzie attacks; birds making a mess on your outdoor furniture, not to mention the leaves and debris that always accumulates, no matter how much you clean up. It’s enough to keep you inside.

But we have you covered.

Our unique screening systems allow you to enjoy the comforts of indoor living outside, while keeping the birds, bugs and branches at bay. Two of our eight screens meet the Australian standards for pool fencing.

We take pride in using as many locally manufactured products as possible, providing custom built enclosures that will transform any outdoor area into an outdoor sanctuary.

PATIO & POOL ENCLOSURE FEATURES:

Suncoast specialise in insulated patio roofing that creates a seamless transition from indoor to outdoor living, providing a cost effective way to expand the living area of your home.

We also design, build and install pool enclosures that comply with pool safety regulations. As well as adding value to your home,

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they increase UV protection, reduce water evaporation & chemical usage and drastically cut down cleaning and maintenance.

To find out how to make the most of your outdoor areas year round, contact the friendly folk at Suncoast Outdoor Living today.

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SEE & BE SEEN

Kelly Perkins & Sirie Palmos Lacee Hennessy Overton & Kylie Hewitt Amsnel Gorgonio & Richard Bakker

Kaaren Maley & Maria Whealey

Jad Sylla & Brad Ratajczek

Christian Wexselblatt & Kristy Lovejoy

Jamie Durie & Jo Francis

Carly Dibble & Mary Wenzel

CREATIVE COLLABORATION When: 7 September Where: Natuzzi Italia, Newstead What: An intimate breakfast event was held to celebrate the launch of the Amber collection, a creative partnership between iconic furniture manufacturer Natuzzi ltalia and Australian designer Jamie Durie. Guests and media enjoyed a private viewing of the nature-inspired pieces and also received a personally signed copy of Jamie’s latest book, Living Design.

Clare E. Urwin & Rhonda Oxnam

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Welcome to a truly wonderful open-to-the-skies experience, where you can choose to invite in the warmth and sociability of your environment, with one elegant sweep of your electric hardtop.

Look beyond the exciting, sun-appreciating nature of this sports cruiser and you will find new technologies and exceptional engineering. The hull, for instance, has been specifically designed to complement the Volvo Penta IPS engines, resulting in even more precise handling, along with impeccable sea keeping. Taking the hardtop in question, it comes with panelled glazing as standard for that ‘open, even when closed’ sensation.

Moving through the boat you’ll find a luxuriously spacious, sociable upper deck that offers plentiful seating, in addition to a well-appointed helm station with twin seats. The cockpit features a J-shaped seating area with a table, and can offer the option of a sunbed conversion. The lower deck has three cabins and a galley raised in the saloon. Perfectly formed, perfectly thought-through. Everything you come to expect from a Fairline.

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CUISINE

Top Tables Belle Epoque

Vanitas

Black Hide

French Chic arrives in South Bank

Buon Appetito at Vanitas

Succulent steak in a luxurious heritage setting

FRENCH PATISSERIE/BISTRO

ITALIAN CUISINE

Step off the streets of Brisbane and experience a little piece of Paris. Savour delicious patisserie and bistro style fare plus an irresistible selection of fine tarts and gateaux. Take in stunning, bespoke surrounds, including a spectacular bronze Champagne bar and chandelier, authentic mosaic floor tiling and smoked mirrors, while sipping from a specially curated menu of exquisite Champagnes and wines.

Open daily from 6:30am.

Award-winning Vanitas offers an Italian focused menu that compliments the heritage of our mother brand … Versace.

Draped in the finest Italian furnishings with Italian marble floors and mosaics, the atmosphere encapsulates luxury.

The menu reflects traditional Italian cuisine, with pastas handmade daily and freshly baked breads. Vanitas is open seven days a week for lunch and dinner. Or for that exquisite private dining room for your next special event, please enquire within.

Belle Epoque

Palazzo Versace

Treasury Brisbane

07 3556 3333

07 5509 8021

07 3306 8888

94 Seaworld Drive, Main Beach rsvp@palazzoversace.com.au

Top of the Queen Street Mall, Brisbane City

Emporium Hotel South Bank, 267 Grey Street, South Bank

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STEAKHOUSE

Experience and savour world-class Queensland steak and a selection of mouth-watering seafood dishes.

Formed in partnership between Treasury Brisbane and The Gambaro Group, our stunning new restaurant is located in one of the city’s grandest heritage buildings overlooking the Brisbane River and will enchant and entertain guests with exceptional guest service.

You’ll discover a new love affair with food.

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Stamford Plaza Brisbane

Balfour Kitchen

Bacchus

Spirit of Queensland High Tea

An urban oasis

Welcome to Bacchus Bar

The Balfour Kitchen located at Spicers Balfour Hotel offers a unique dining experience. Serving French Vietnamese cuisine with the refined sophistication that Spicers is known for, The Balfour Kitchen is a restaurant for all occasions. With an awardwinning breakfast menu, delectable high tea, frangipani-shaded courtyard and heritage verandah, rooftop cocktail bar, private dining room and luxury event space, The Balfour Kitchen is where alfresco dining, heritage charm and incredible food come together.

Led by Head Chef Massimo Speroni, Bacchus Bar is simply elegant but relaxed; luxurious and charming and a true reflection of the exquisite Bacchus experience. Bacchus Bar proudly presents The Cheese Collection. A selection of over 35 cheeses from the world over, each perfectly matched to both our dining menu and our multi-awarded wine list; but most importantly to our newly curated Bacchus Bar menu that’s filled with antipasti delights.

Enjoy from Tuesday - Saturday 5.30pm till late.

QUINTESSENTIAL HIGH TEA

A special occasion or just for fun, high tea is the time to enjoy good company and conversation over the exquisite array of meticulously crafted sweet treats and delicate sandwiches.

Our Spirit of Queensland High Tea perfectly captures the essence of Queensland and incorporates flavours hailing from the red soil outback to coastal beachfronts.

Available Friday 3.00pm - 5.30pm Saturday 3.30pm - 5.30pm in the Hotel Lobby.

FRENCH VIETNAMESE

FINE DINING

Stamford Plaza Brisbane

The Balfour Kitchen

Bacchus Restaurant and Bar

07 3100 5749

1300 597 540

07 3364 0837

Corner of Edward & Margaret St, Brisbane restresspb@stamford.com.au

37 Balfour St, New Farm reception.balfour@spicersretreats.com

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CUISINE

Top Tables House of Siam

The Lab Restaurant & Bar

Vue 175

Savour delicious Thai flavours

A touch of timeless elegance

Unforgettable dining experience

With seating overlooking the pier, our location is both tranquil and relaxing. Enjoy breathtaking sunsets over the Marina where our highly trained team offer impeccable service, so you can sit back and enjoy the company of others. We guarantee you will enjoy our delicious food, quality service and stunning atmosphere, and we hope to see you soon at the House of Siam.

Watch the world go by from the beautiful bay windows of the Lab Restaurant and Bar nestled away in the stunning surrounds of Treasury Hotel. This multi award-winning restaurant offers an elegant dining experience with a local flair. Sous Chef Anita Green and her team of international chefs present an inventive modern-Australian menu featuring locally sourced produce and premium ingredients.

Surrounded by forests and enriched with breathtaking views of the Gold Coast, our award-winning, fine dining restaurant Vue 175 offers innovative dining without compromising the true flavours of the freshest, locally sourced produce.

For a special occasion, a formal dinner or a more relaxed lunch, treat yourself to an unforgettable experience.

THAI CUISINE

MODERN CHIC AUSTRALIAN CUISINE

House of Siam Thai

Treasury Hotel

Ruffles Lodge & Spa

07 5510 8882

07 3306 8888

07 5546 7411

Shop 5, The Boardwalk, Marina Shopping Village, Santa Barbara, Hope Island info@houseofsiam.com.au

Top of the Queen Street Mall, Brisbane City

423 Ruffles Road, Willow Vale vue175@ruffles.com.au

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GOLD TICKET $175pp or $1600 for a table of ten.

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Proceeds from the sweeps and raffles on the day will be provided to Gold Coast Hospital Foundation and Young Care who suppor t the local community ever y day.

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Chef’s choice

Hermès ‘A Walk in the Garden’ tea cup and saucer. RRP $315

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Dining destination Located within the beautifully renovated Coco Republic showroom on Brisbane’s bustling Wickham Street, L’Americano boasts a delicious breakfast, lunch and casual bite menu with seasonal locally sourced produce.

Spring-time treats The elegant surroundings of Bacchus provide the ideal setting for the newlyintroduced Spring Quintessential High Tea. Featuring an array of beautiful sweets and scrumptious sandwiches, the new menu is inventive and unique, while paying homage to the traditional English High Tea. The culinary curators at Bacchus have also designed four additional High Tea experiences for Spring – the Chandon Sparkling High Tea, Rose Sparkling High Tea, Moët Champagne High Tea and Dom Pérignon Champagne High Tea – partnering with the most trusted names in sparkling and Champagne: The Quintessential High Tea is available every Tuesday to Sunday afternoon and is the perfect excuse to spend time with loved ones, to celebrate a special occasion or simply just for a catch up.

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Aussie, Aussie, Aussie Let your imagination run wild with The Australian Superfood Co’s unique range of native Australian extracts. Available in a range of flavours including Kakadu Plum, Davidson Plum and Finger Lime, the extracts will add that special something to your sauces, cakes, smoothies and more.

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Good Food & Wine Show Brisbane

Good food and good wine is nothing without good company to share it with, and this year the Good Food & Wine Show once again offers an exciting line-up of features to discover, taste, share and enjoy. Become immersed in all things food and wine, as you explore returning show favourites, new experiences and masterclasses with some of Australia’s best-loved chefs including Matt Moran, Maggie Beer and Miguel Maestre.

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Tastes of Italy Palazzo Versace’s signature restaurant invites diners to experience the Vanitas Gourmet Italian Food & Wine Festival. On Friday 12 October, Vanitas, in partnership with Louis Vuitton and Möet Hennessey, will proudly present a ‘Prestige Champagne Dinner’. This event, hosted by Dame-Chevalier of the L’orde des Coteaux de Champagne inductee Bernadette O’Shea, will be a magnificent evening featuring five of the world’s most prestigious Champagne houses delicately paired with a bespoke Vanitas menu. To round off the Festival, the restaurant will transform into an interactive food trattoria on Friday 9 November to celebrate the first birthday of Vanitas becoming an Italian venue.

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Fashionable food Treasury Brisbane is set to host a series of food and fashion focussed events this October.

MODERN LUXURY meets old-world elegance at Treasury Brisbane.

Featuring colonial cool that leaves ordinary at the door, Treasury Brisbane has rarely stood still since opening in 1995.

With a long history of hosting local fashion events in its heritage setting, glamour returned to Treasury Brisbane in 2018 with the launch of the ICON Fashion Series and appointment of fashion identity Christie Sutherland as their inaugural Fashion Ambassador.

October is shaping up as a fashion lover’s highlight at Treasury Brisbane, with the Spring Millinery Market Fling on 6 October and the Art of the Palate with Bonita Kaftans’ Kristian Williams on 30 October.

With styling and fashion advice from Christie throughout the afternoon, the Spring Millinery Market Fling is your chance to sip a scrumptious

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Cham Cham and explore the hottest millinery and fashion looks ahead of the spring racing season.

Secure your Melbourne Cup outfit with beautifully handcrafted headwear from the biggest names in Brisbane millinery and suggested outfits thanks to Queen’s Plaza, Wintergarden and Myer Centre.

Art of the Palate with Bonita Kaftans’ Kristian Williams promises an evening of indulgent dining, luxurious wine tasting and stunning fashion in The Lab. Hosted by Treasury Brisbane Ambassador Damien Anthony Rossi, the evening will start with an amuse bouche followed by a four-course modern Australian menu perfectly matched with an exclusive selection of wines.

Kristian will also be in attendance, showcasing his stunning new season collection.

The latest jewel in Treasury Brisbane’s crown, Black Hide by Gambaro at Treasury Brisbane, offers a luxurious feast for the senses with one of the most extensive selections of world-class Australian Wagyu and Angus steak cuts in the country.

The old-world opulence of a five-star hotel; the non-stop excitement of Brisbane’s only 24-hour casino; the glamour of exclusive fashion events; the tantalising taste of unique restaurants.

Treasury Brisbane offers so many reasons to explore its iconic buildings.

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Melbourne Cup Luncheon Tuesday, 6th November 2018

Style it up at Links Hope Island’s own Gin Palace! On arrival, sip on an elegant Gordons Pink Gin cocktail and settle in for an afternoon of fine fashion, food and fun.

You can watch all of the colour of ‘The Cup’ on our two jumbo screens, have a flutter on a sweep (raising funds for ALIVE Youth Suicide Prevention), participate in fashions on the field, enjoy live entertainment and catch the latest trends in our fashion parade. A mouthwatering three course lunch featuring ocean fresh seafood will be the main event!

You’ll need to be quick last year sold out in advance!

Time: 11:30am, 12pm lunch service Includes: Pink gin cocktail, 3 course lunch, prizes, fashion parade, screening of the race, sweeps available.

Price: $89pp

Beverage Package Upgrade - $35 (selected wine, tap beer and soft drinks)

For bookings contact the Event Department 07 5530 9025 or email coordinator@linkshopeisland.com.au Pre-payment required at the time of booking. Cancellations after 31st October will not be refunded.

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Island sweets Famous for its sun and surf, Hawaii is also home to these ‘must try’ desserts.

WORDS AND PHOTOGRAPHY MARJ OSBORNE

HAWAIIANS LOVE DESSERT. Alongside their plate lunches, locals are tucking into desserts that reflect the history of the nation, such as malasadas brought by the Portuguese, haupia (coconut pudding) from Polynesia, and soufflé pancakes from Japan.

Here’s a guide to some of the treats we enjoyed on a recent trip to Hawaii to start you on your own sweet journey.

Much loved malasadas, deep-fried balls of sweet yeast dough rolled in sugar, are Hawaii’s answer to the doughnut.

There are only a few places where they’re made to order, Leonard’s Bakery being the most famous.

This family-run restaurant commenced trade in 1952, making doughnuts the next year for Shrove Tuesday ... and ever since. They’re now an obsession, shoppers carrying easily identifiable Leonard’s pink boxes around town.

Haupia is a traditional coconut milk-based Hawaiian dessert often found at luaus and other local gatherings. It’s gluten and dairy free, but certainly not calorie free.

The traditional Hawaiian version of a plate lunch we sampled at the Waiahole Poi Factory in Kaneohe comprises smoky kalua pork, poi (taro root), lomi lomi salsa and haupia (coconut pudding).

Since World War II, haupia has become popular as a cake topping, especially on white cakes at weddings.

For decades, Ted’s Bakery at Haliewa on the North Shore has been catering for people from

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around the world, bringing them Hawaiian dishes for sustenance to tackle (or watch) the big waves.

Ted’s most famous pie is the chocolate haupia cream pie, its layers of smooth dark chocolate custard cream and haupia topped with whipped cream … a decadent treat.

Hawaiian shave ice is next generation.

Matsumoto Shave Ice at Haleiwa began trading in 1951, often serving over 1,000 shave ice daily.

Our favourite, however, is Island Vintage Shave Ice on the first floor of the Ala Moana Shopping Centre (also in front of the Royal Hawaiian at Waikiki).

Their Heavenly Liliko’i combines passionfruit and strawberry shave ice with frozen yoghurt and popping passionfruit boba, served with homemade mochi and condensed milk. Superb.

Bring mochi to a warmer climate, and you get mochi ice cream. It’s for sale at supermarkets, or buy it from Bubbies Ice Cream in the Koko Marina Shopping Centre, or closer to Waikiki Beach at Mauna Kea Mist in Ala Moana Shopping Centre.

The Mauna Key Mist shop in Ala Moana also sells the viral Instagram dessert, dry ice-frozen mist balls, named after the dormant volcano Mauna Kea. Pop a frozen ball of cereal into your mouth and you too can breathe out mist just like a volcano.

Be warned, however – don’t swallow the liquid ice.

Liliha Bakery is famous for their coco puffs, available in regular custard, chocolate, and green tea, selling over 5,000 daily.

With a choux pastry-like crust, the chocolate-filled puffs topped with Chantilly are served cold.

The unassuming Aloha Kitchen near Ala Moana is a Japanese-influenced café that makes a very light soufflé pancake, probably derived from Gram Café’s triple-stack version.

Aloha Kitchen serves one huge pancake topped with fresh tropical fruit, banana and coconut with macadamia nuts.

The pancake is so fluffy and airy that it melts like a cloud in your mouth.

Dole pineapple ice cream is legendary.

The Hawaiian Pineapple Plantation, (later the Dole Food Company), at one time grew 75 per cent of the world’s pineapples.

By 2007, all the canneries in Hawaii had closed, however pineapple remains one of the island’s favourite fruits. The Dole pineapple is juicy and sweet without any sour aftertaste at all.

Fumi’s Shrimp Farm on the North Shore serves a non-dairy Dole pineapple ice cream which is preservative and additive free. It’s simply delicious.

Michelin-starred London restaurant Yauatcha created their ‘Tropical Dome’ for the opening of Yauatcha Waikiki in the International Marketplace in 2017.

Using European culinary techniques, Japanese attention to detail and tropical ingredients such as coconut dacquoise, liliko’i (passionfruit) and pineapple captured within a dome, this dessert is a little taste of Hawaii glistening in the sun.

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Balancing act The 2018 Queensland Wine Awards showcased a wide variety including a very special Sagrantino from Balancing Rock Wines.

WORDS TONY HARPER

BALANCING ROCK’S 2015 Sagrantino won the title of Champion Wine of Show at the 2018 Queensland Wine Awards.

That’s great, I hear you mutter, but what the hell is Sagrantino, and who is Balancing Rock?

We’ll get to that in a moment, but first I’d like to talk about the awards and what they mean for Queensland.

This year marked 35 years of the awards, and I can’t help wondering what the inaugural event was like back in 1983: much, much smaller, for sure, and with a much tighter range of varieties (no Sagrantino I’ll bet).

This year had close to 170 wines entered – certainly not every wine that’s made in the State, but a good representation – incorporating all of the producing regions, from the Granite Belt in the south, to the Burnett Valley and as far west as Saint George (440 kilometres west, south-west of Brisbane as the crow flies).

But the real diversity came with the mix.

Shiraz was the variety with the most entries (15 in total), and that’s a good thing – it’s a grape that does well in much of the state, making spicy, medium-bodied wines in the cooler areas, and plusher, more brooding reds in places like the Burnett Valley and the Scenic Rim. But the class for reds ‘other than’, which means other than shiraz, cabernet or merlot, was the biggest of the day with 34 entries.

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It contained (aside from Sagrantino) Graciano, Tempranillo, Sangiovese, Barbera, Nebbiolo, Durif, Montepulciano, Petite Verdot, Malbec and Saperavi: Boom!

And the ‘other than’ white class had things like Fiano, Roussanne, Viognier, Petit Manseng, Marsanne, Riesling and Pinot Gris.

It’s quite a collection, and it could be taken for a lack of direction, except for one small point … Queensland is leading the country with many of these varieties, and plenty of people – myself included – see this motley collection as the linchpin for Australian wine over the coming century.

Global warming, easy access to wines from anywhere on the planet and a morphing of taste are shrinking the market for the French varieties grown on Australian soils.

With some notable exceptions we live in a country of warm to hot regions, and grapes that thrive in the valleys of Spain and Portugal, in the southern districts of Italy, on Corsica and Sardinia, in Greece and South America are better suited to much of Australia than the traditional grapes we’ve taken from France and Germany.

One of those varieties is Sagrantino.

It’s a grape native to central Italy … Umbria.

And even there it is a rare beast, but one that has become more and more important over the past couple of decades.

It makes a bold wine – high in tannin and colour (thick skins, loads of pigment) and oozing flavour.

And even in Australian hands it has more savoury characters than fruitiness; that’s a rare treat.

David and Lori Broadbent have the only Sagrantino vines in Queensland, on their Balancing Rock property, ten or so kilometres south of Ballandean.

The vines are 11 years old, so still yet to reach their full potential.

Mike Hayes makes the wine, and the word he uses to describe his approach to the Sagrantino is … traditional.

Which translates to relatively low yields (to keep the intensity and density of flavour), a two week pre-ferment cold soak, which helps to build colour; letting naturally occurring yeasts kick off the fermentation before inoculating about half-way through the process.

Then it’s into used oak barrels for eight months. Simple hey?

What is so special about the wine?

For starters it has power and muscle. Not the brash, rich fruit and lashing of oak that, say, some well known Aussie shiraz producers might rely on.

It’s a more brooding, firmer wine, less hedonistic perhaps but far, far more interesting, more textural, more satisfying mouthful after mouthful. At least I think so.

Its savoury nature makes it something you can ponder and spend time with … and it’s great with a meal.

It will cellar well, perhaps improving for a decade, possibly more.

But even now, as a three year old, it is gorgeous and a fitting recipient for the Champion Wine of Show.

Hard on its heels were two other brilliant reds – 2016 Robert Channon Reserve Shiraz and 2017 Hidden Creek Tempranillo.

I wonder if Tempranillo will prove to be the wonder-kid grape for Queensland.

So many exceptionally good wines have been made here from the variety, and when you think about the parts of Spain and Portugal in which it thrives (Rioja, Riber del Duero, Penedes in Spain; Alentejo and the Douro in Portugal) it’s not hard to make the jump to Queensland, particularly the diurnal extremes of the Granite Belt.

And while the Sagrantino may have pipped the Tempranillo on the trophy table, there is much more Tempranillo being grown in the State, and time after time they prove its worth.

Overall there were 13 gold medals, 20 silver and 46 bronze awarded – that’s half the field lining up for an award.

It’s a great result, and a perfect illustration of the talents and strengths of Queensland’s wine growers.

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Enjoy your holiday, wherever your destination and whatever means of travel you choose.

WORDS RHONDA OXNAM

A LUXURY verandah suite or a state-ofthe-art villa? An international odyssey or a hinterland staycation?

One of the best things about travelling takes place before you even leave.

Pouring over maps, researching destinations, planning itineraries, booking flights, cruises, hotel rooms … the anticipation in the lead-up to your departure date.

Then, there is the journey itself.

If you are cruising you get to unpack and unwind from the moment you step on board.

Flying allows time to relax away from phones, emails and other distractions as you wing your way to an exotic location.

And, of course, a local break means less travel and more time to enjoy the ambience and amenities of your chosen destination.

Another great aspect of travelling is the experiences that remain in your memory long after your passport is put away and your bags unpacked.

I have two computers monitors in my office … one features an image of Glacier Bay in Alaska, the other Turtle Island in Fiji.

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Every time I sit down at one I am immediately transported to the top of a glacier where, after a helicopter ride over some of the most stunning scenery I have ever witnessed, we had the adrenalin rush of guiding a dog-sled across the pristine white snow.

If I am working on the other, my mind recalls the magical wedding of two complete strangers who have become close friends even though we live on opposite sides of the world.

The bride gliding across the water in a beautifully decorated raft covered in palm fronds; the groom watching barefoot as she was carried across the sand by two warriors in cultural costume; the rest of the guests misty eyed as their union was celebrated in song by the local people.

Or I am sitting on the top of a mountain enjoying a Fijian feast as the ocean crashes against the rocks below and the melodic voices of a children’s choir serenade us in the background.

And both photos remind me that there are many other wonderful people and places just waiting to be discovered.

So, whenever and wherever you choose to travel, be sure to enjoy the journey.

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Azamara Club Cruises Destination Immersion – boutique cruise line makes destinations the star of the show.

2019 WILL BE A YEAR well spent for Azamara Club Cruises. The recent addition of third sister ship, Azamara Pursuit, to the fleet in August 2018 has been a significant milestone for the boutique cruise line, allowing its 2019 itineraries to feature record offerings for guests.

With 250 ports of call, 45 maiden ports, 94 overnight stays, 145 late night stays, nine Special Events Voyages and nine country intensive voyages, the 2019 itineraries traverse the world and go deeper than ever before into local cultures, with one-of-a-kind experiences that can’t be found through local tour services.

The small size, 690-guest boutique luxury ships Azamara Journey, Azamara Quest and Azamara Pursuit allow for a style of cruising that is more personalised as well as reaching lesserknown ports that bigger ships can’t visit.

An evolution of this mantra has been the cruise line’s Country Intensive itineraries.

Launched at the beginning of 2018, the Country Intensive journeys are designed for those who see travel as a means to truly connect and engage with a destination and its people.

Combining popular and more off-the-beatentrack ports, as well as late-night, overnight and even two-night stays, the itineraries allow guests to immerse themselves in the customs, cultures and landscapes of the country they are visiting.

Europe is host to a range of enticing Country Intensive voyages in 2019 that allow guests to experience most, if not all, ports of call within a given country.

To complement the 2019 itineraries, Azamara offers an unprecedented variety of over 1,000 new and existing intimate shore excursions through its Cruise Global, Connect Local land program.

Custom experiences curated by Azamara’s expert team accommodate every travel style, whether it be an interest in experiencing local life behind the scenes (Cruise Global, Meet Local), food and wine (Cruise Global, Taste Local), guided historic tours (Cruise Global, View Local), enjoy exclusive after-dinner experiences (Cruise Global, Nights Local), biking (Cruise Global, Bike Local) and much more.

Additionally, all guests experience complime nta r y, be spoke A z a ma zing Evenings that provide true cultural immersion and local entertainment in places like Roman amphitheatres, Spanish forts and French chateaux.

For more information and bookings contact Cove Travel. +61 7 5577 9211 or info@covetavel.com.au

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Europe 2019 Visit a perfect mix of ancient sites, whitewashed seaside villages and rugged islands.

10-night Greece Intensive Voyage departs 19 June – ports of call include Spetses, Chania (Crete), Rhodes, Athens and Mykonos.

7-night Croatia Intensive Voyage departs 29 June – taking guests to Rijeka, Zadar, Croatia, Split, Dubrovnik and Hvar.

8-night Italy Intensive Voyage departs 27 April – visit the Amalfi Coast, Sorrento, Kotor (Montenegro), Trieste and Venice.

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Crystal River Cruises Revel in the seasonal sights and sounds of Christmas markets with Crystal River Cruises.

CRYSTAL, The World’s Most Awarded Luxury Cruise Line, launched Crystal River Cruises in 2016 and today, operates five luxury river ships along Europe’s Danube, Main, Rhine and Moselle rivers.

The state-of-the-art, all-suite river ships offer butler-serviced accommodations, Michelin star-inspired farm-to-table cuisine, expansive social spaces and an unparalleled range of all-inclusive amenities and services, which are complemented by a curated collection of Crystal Complimentary Adventures onshore and a Crystal Signature Event on every voyage.

Danube-Rhine river voyages provide a reason for celebration at any time of year, but the region’s dazzling colour bursts into full glory during Christmas Market season – when it seems every city and town is dueling to be more festive.

Twinkling lights, snow-dusted rooflines, spectacularly decorated squares and markets redolent of gingerbread are everywhere.

Celebrate this special time of year in regal luxury as Crystal’s contemporary river yachts transport guests into the heart of legendary capitals and enchanting landscapes.

Discover storybook villages, ancient fortresses and spectacular Gothic cathedrals ashore on a 10-day voyage from Amsterdam to Basel aboard Crystal Debussy.

Combining the most loved regions on the romantic Rhine, this voyage visits the window in time that is Speyer, with its cobbled streets and festive Christmas markets, the quaint half-timbered houses of Strasbourg and scenic Koblenz, where the Rhine and Moselle rivers and three low mountain ranges meet.

Ashore, a curated ‘Crystal Collection’ of complimentary experiences offer unmatched options for cultural enrichment and active adventure.

Wrapped in all-inclusive luxury, extraordinary personal attention, butler service for every suite and acclaimed cuisine, unlimited pours of select fine wines and premium spirits and all gratuities (shipboard and shoreside) are among the defining characteristics of Crystal River Cruises, as are plush onboard amenities, the largest luxury suites in river cruising, expansive social spaces crowned with skylights and glass roofs, and an ambience of boutique elegance.

Daily fitness and yoga classes, as well as unlimited Wi-Fi complete the luxurious offering.

For more information and bookings contact Cove Travel. +61 7 5577 9211 or info@covetavel.com.au

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Rhine Christmas Markets Crystal Debussy’s 10-day all-inclusive voyage from Amsterdam to Basel departs 6 December, 2019.

ITINERARY Amsterdam (Netherlands), Cruising the Rhine River, Koblenz (Germany), Rudesheim (Germany), Speyer (Germany), Strasbourg (France), Breisach (Germany), Basel (Switzerland).

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Regent Seven Seas Cruises All-inclusive Europe 2019.

TRUE LUXURY is not measured by cost or by carat, but by the unforgettable experiences that stay with you for the rest of your life.

With Regent Seven Seas Cruises® you experience enticing voyages to more than 190 ports of call in the Mediterranean, Northern Europe and The Baltic aboard our perfectly-sized ships that can access the world’s most intimate ports that larger vessels cannot reach.

The best way to enjoy the moments that matter is to allow us to take care of every detail, from unrivalled service to over-night stays and late departures.

Anticipate an unforgettable journey where everything is included, without exception and without compromise.

Only Regent Seven Seas Cruises® offers free unlimited shore excursions in every port of call meaning you can take as many excursions in a day and during your entire voyage as time, and your penchant for adventure, allows.

With all-suite accommodation, the largest private balconies at sea, an enviable staff-to-guest ratio, incomparable levels of personal service and spectacular gourmet restaurants, it is no wonder that our ships are consistently voted the best at sea.

Make the most of Regent’s early booking fares now and combine two or more sailings to enjoy further savings.

RETURNING TO TURKISH WONDERS. New itineraries, ancient discoveries.

Awe-inspiring architecture, exotic food and rich in culture, Turkey has long been popular with Australian and New Zealand travellers. Departing in 2019, you will once again be able to visit this captivating country aboard all-inclusive luxury.

Having recently undergone a multi-million dollar refreshment, the all-suite, all-balcony Seven Seas Voyager® will sail ten itineraries, commencing in April 2019, that call at Turkish ports including Istanbul, Ephesus (Kusadasi) and Bozcaada.

Our collection of incredible ports and free unlimited shore excursions will give you a true experience of this sought-after destination.

From the Blue Mosque and Topkapi Palace in Istanbul’s eclectic Old City and Ephesus – one of the ancient world’s most significant archaeological and religious sites – to the crystal waters and authentic local culture of the island of Bozcaada, experience the sights, sounds and wonders of Turkey.

Experience the extraordinary with Regent Seven Seas Cruises®.

For more information and bookings contact Cove Travel. +61 7 5577 9211 or info@covetavel.com.au

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About Regent Seven Seas Cruises Regent Seven Seas Cruises is the world’s most inclusive luxury experience with a five-ship fleet that visits more than 450 destinations around the world. The final phase of Regent Seven Seas Cruises $125 million fleet-wide refurbishment was recently completed. In early 2020, Regent will perfect luxury with the launch of Seven Seas Splendor ®.

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Silversea Expeditions Add ice to your bucket list.

THE ALLURE IS POWERFUL. Vast tundra and sculpted icebergs. Deep fjords lined with calving glaciers. Can you hear adventure calling?

Explore the world’s most raw and seldom-seen regions on a Silversea Expedition. Their intimate ships can take you around the top of the world or through Antarctica’s southern extremes.

Whether it’s traversing the Chilean Fjords or discovering ruins of long-defunct whaling operations in South Georgia, everything is different here.

Awaken your soul to the wonder of Antarctica.

Revel in the beauty and overwhelming power of nature. Admire the staggering abundance of wildlife. Cruise across seas of glass, passing giant prisms of ice riding an ink-blue sea. Share the landscape with bellowing elephant seals and raucous rookeries of penguins, unafraid and unperturbed by your presence.

All while enjoying the highest standards of comfort, safety and style aboard the ice-class ships.

Adventure also lies north – the Arctic holds a mysterious pull on mankind, like no other.

Bursting with life both above and below the water this is the kingdom of the polar bear.

Yet, travel southwards and the coastal scenery and icy waters beckon with their seductive beauty.

Magical and unexpected, prepare to be astonished by the very top of the world.

Silversea Expeditions has one of the highest ‘expedition team to guest’ ratio in the expedition cruising industry.

This means that every Expedition voyage benefits from the presence of up to 28 qualified specialists to help guide you through every step of your adventure.

The team includes a variety of experts such as biologists, naturalists, anthropologists, geologists, historians and photographers.

So whether you want to know how to get that perfect exposure, what the name of that bird is, or the history of the local area, there is always someone there to answer and lend a hand.

Inclusions you can expect on a Silversea Expedition cruise to the Arctic or Antarctica comprise of included field expeditions and activities, an intimate and comfortable expedition ship, all ocean-view suites, most with private verandas, and butler service for all.

Guests can also expect complimentary beverages, gourmet dining and specialty restaurants, in-suite bar with preferred beverages, included gratuities, and complimentary WiFi throughout.

For more information and bookings contact Cove Travel. +61 7 5577 9211 or info@covetavel.com.au

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Silver Cloud With no more than 240 guests, Silver Cloud offers the boutique distinctions of a classic Silversea ship, with the rugged, purpose built necessities of a genuine 1C Ice-Class expedition vessel.

11 day all-inclusive fly/cruise Antarctica packages lead in from $17,700pp* including FREE economy AIR and business class upgrades available for $4,998pp based on V1827 or V1828* departing on 2 or 12 December 2018.

Exclusive Offers Available – Terms & Conditions apply. 18 Day voyages also available.

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Spicers Guesthouse Hunter Valley Enjoy a delicious food and wine experience in relaxed luxury.

THE HUNTER VALLEY is synonymous with great wine and food and travellers can revel in the knowledge that when Spicers Guesthouse and Éremo Restaurant open in November it will give you all the reasons you need to plan your next getaway to the region.

Founded in Queensland, Spicers Retreats is well known in its home state. For guests who are new to the Spicers experience, expect incredible food and wine, memorable service, beautiful natural settings and a sense of relaxed luxury that is felt as soon as you arrive.

Located in the heart of the Hunter Valley, Spicers Guesthouse offers a modern elegance where wine and exploration is the talk around the table.

The retreat offers 49 guest rooms and suites sitting on 40 acres of stunning grounds.

Having undergone an extensive 18-month revitalisation, the retreat has an inviting and homely feel that envelops guests once inside.

The renovation reflects a fresh contemporary uplift while preserving the welcoming spirit of the original Guest House. Éremo Restaurant, with its modern Italian cuisine is a centrepiece of the retreat.

Led by multi-hatted Executive Chef Cameron Matthews, the experience is set to be exceptional.

The private dining room offers a unique experience for special occasions while numerous larger spaces are ideal for weddings and conferences.

With a considered approach to landscape design new opportunities have been created for outdoor events – including the creation of two fire pit areas, terraced lawns and a new pool set against the natural bushland setting.

Numerous vistas have been opened up around the retreat, taking in the nearby Brokenback Mountain range and neighbouring vineyards.

Located just 10 minutes away is Spicers’ original presence in the region – Spicers Vineyards Estate.

With just 12 suites, this exclusive retreat is known for its intimate atmosphere, romantic getaways and serene day spa.

Onsite dining at Restaurant Botanica is an experience renowned in the region, with a modern Australian menu reflecting the best produce in the Hunter. Guests can enjoy a shuttle service to experience the best of both restaurants.

Guesthouse Getaway Book a two-night getaway including a la carte breakfast daily from $659. Upgrade your stay to one of the suites for an extra experience.

Spicers Guesthouse Hunter Valley, Ekerts Road, Pokolbin, Hunter Valley. Call 13 77 42 for more information and to book.

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A new dawn The Rolls-Royce Dawn Black Badge convertible is so glamorous and luxurious, it’s almost decadent.

WORDS CHRIS NIXON

THE OLD SAYING ABOUT ROLLS-ROYCE was that if you needed to know the price, you obviously couldn’t afford one.

When it comes the latest model, the Dawn Black Badge convertible, it certainly will help if money is no object.

If you must know, its recommended price before options and on-road charges is a heartstopping $850,000, making it one of the most expensive cars for sale in Australia.

With options including an exquisite silverhandled umbrella with fabric colour-coded to the Bespoke paint and upholstery, the Dawn Black Badge for Cove’s review was priced at $975,000 on-road.

A very wrong assumption about modern Rollers is that they’re designed for old people.

This might be because it used to take a lifetime to accumulate the wealth needed to buy one, but these days somebody with a clever start-up business can become a billionaire overnight and the sporty Dawn Black Badge convertible would be a fitting reward for a young tycoon.

For the record, the curret average age of Rolls-Royce owners is just 39.

I’ve driven two Rolls-Royces in recent years, including the Dawn Black Badge on a balmy Queensland winter day, and been surprised at how up to date they are in both technology and design.

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In fact, the technical superiority of a new RollsRoyce may be less than it was when the make first earned its reputation as the World’s Best Car. Engines, transmissions and other major components once were hand-assembled with watchmaker precision and there was a vast step down to the engineering tolerances accepted in cheap, volume-built cars.

But computer technology has ensured similar accuracy – albeit perhaps of just a slightly lower standard – is now built into everyday cars, ensuring unheard-of reliability, durability and efficiency.

Rolls-Royce itself is able to take advantage of the vast, high-end expertise of its owner BMW. Savvy mechanics – or technicians, as they’re called now – would no doubt recognise a few common parts under the skin of both makes.

This isn’t to suggest in any way a 3 Series Beemer drives like the Dawn Black Badge.

The Dawn is awesomely refined in its mechanical smoothness, ride comfort and quietness – probably the only car better would be one of the Rolls-Royce saloons, where the cabin would be cocooned even more snugly.

Awesome describes this car in every way.

It’s everything an ordinary driver would imagine a Rolls-Royce to be.

It’s a massive 5.3 metre, four-seat roadster weighing almost 2.6 tonnes.

The engine is a 6.6 litre, twin-turbocharged V12 monster that delivers 442 kilowatts of power and 840 Newton metres of torque, both figures slightly more than an ordinary Dawn as part of the Black Badge enhancement package.

This massive power thrusts the Dawn from rest to 100km/h in 4.9 seconds and to a governed maximum speed of 250kmh.

When you put your foot down, you know it: the feeling is you’re commanding something immense and unstoppable.

Black Badge, also available as versions of the Ghost saloon and popular Wraith coupe, literally stands for a black badge but encompasses much more.

The badge on the most famous prow in the car world features reversed double-R graphics – silver on a black background.

Other signifiers are black-chrome finish for the Spirit of Ecstasy mascot, radiator grille surround, boot trim and exhaust tips.

The moulded carbon fibre wheels (exotic, light and strong) are shiny-black and feature R-R centres that stay upright while the wheel turns.

The last time I saw this eye-catching bling was on a gangsta-style Cadillac SUV in Los Angeles.

While the macho-black touches obviously are a pitch to the Dawn Black Badge’s younger target market, the paintwork and trim are in universal, sublime good taste.

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The colour on the review car was called Bella Donna.

It carried through from the paintwork to cabin highlights such as embroidered logos in the headrests, leather piping in the door panels and seats and a thin strip across the dash.

This contrasted with off-white leather door trims, black leather seats and door caps and carbon fibre – replacing the usual wood veneer – across the fascia.

The Dawn’s self-closing, rear-hinged doors are huge. The opening is so wide, elegant access or exit is assured.

The folding roof might be black canvas, but it has a seven-layer lining and when erected is as snug as a fixed-roof car.

Throughout, the interior design is stunning and flawlessly hand-crafted to the finest detail.

My goodness, this is a magnificent car. It’s so glamorous and luxurious, it’s almost decadent.

As mentioned, the Black Badge is the sporty choice in the range, a position that seems slightly incongruous for a Rolls-Royce.

The maker says the Dawn Black Badge is designed for ‘the more demanding lifestyle requirements of a younger, more dynamic patron of luxury’.

To match this claim, the Black Badge gains a bundle of mechanical enhancements to make it go faster.

There’s the more powerful engine. Once upon a time Rolls-Royce power was simply described as ‘adequate’ and never specified, but even if its output were unknown the Black Badge announces its potential with a bass rumble from a bi-modal exhaust.

Imagine – a Rolls-Royce in which the only sound you can hear is not the clock.

The eight-speed automatic transmission is tweaked to respond more urgently to the throttle during acceleration and to provide more engine braking during deceleration.

The German-made ZF transmission responds to inputs from GPS navigation, which scans the road to predict the correct gear for corners or elevation changes ahead. It operates undetectably, in part at least masked by the overwhelming engine power.

The Black Badge speed-sensitive steering is sharper, suspension more controlled and the brakes bigger.

On the road, the world’s most luxurious convertible feels surprisingly lively and nimble and, importantly, not the least intimidating.

It gets up and boogies in a straight line and dances around corners with reassuring poise, if not the agility of a pure sports car.

The Dawn Black Badge surely is one of the finest examples of the modern Rolls-Royce era and, down to its last screw and stitch, designed, engineered and built to the highest standards of a unique marque.

It’s available ‘on commission’ from the Bespoke division and I imagine rich-listers everywhere are putting down their money to own one of the most desirable cars in the world.

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Standalone showroom Ferrari revs into the Gold Coast.

BOASTING THE LARGEST concentration of Ferraris in Australia, the Gold Coast will soon welcome a standalone Ferrari dealership in partnership with Frizelle Sunshine Automotive.

Work is well underway on the Gold Coast’s first exclusive Ferrari showroom and high-tech service centre at 76-78 High Street, Southport, which is set to open in October 2018.

Ferrari Australasia CEO Herbert Appleroth said the launch of the local dealership was thanks to the record number of sales in the region over the past few years.

“The all-new Ferrari Gold Coast showroom is integral to our growing dealer network in Australia and globally,” he said.

“Queensland is Ferrari’s strongest new car and pre-owned market with continued strong sales growth and a seemingly insatiable demand.

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“It’s important to find a partner that understands the local market and can perform to the inimitable Ferrari standard. We are very excited to welcome Frizelle Sunshine Automotive to our network.”

Australia has a longstanding history with Ferrari and its position as a market of global significance has continued to develop in recent years.

Since the Ferrari Australasia office was first established here in 2014, the business has seen unprecedented growth and consecutive years of record sales.

On a per capita basis, the Gold Coast is one of the strongest markets in the world for Ferrari.

Last year, national sales for the high-performance marque grew by 23 per cent marking the fourth consecutive record sales year for Ferrari in Australia.

The luxurious Italian-inspired Ferrari Gold Coast showroom and service centre will span across 1,937m2 with much of the interior fit-out and furniture imported from Italy.

While construction continues at the new Southport showroom, Frizelle Sunshine has opened an interim sales centre at Sanctuary Cove.

“The multi-million-dollar investment and commitment by Ferrari Australasia and Frizelle Sunshine Automotive Group will result in a new world class automotive facility at the Gold Coast and create 11 new jobs for locals,” said Rebecca Frizelle.

“Sanctuary Cove is home to one of the largest concentration of Ferraris in Queensland. It seemed fitting to launch Ferrari in its heartland.”

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MORE THAN JUST A PLACE TO MOOR YOUR BOAT At Sanctuary Cove, we appreciate that time is a precious commodity and getting out onto the waterways of the Gold Coast is a great way to reconnect with family and friends and be able to enjoy some precious leisure time. So why not sail into Sanctuary Cove Marina and drop anchor for a day, week or even longer. Offering 24-hour fuel, ice and bait our friendly team at Sanctuary Cove Marina are on hand 7-days a week to assist you and to ensure that your time with us will be both relaxing and enjoyable.

Then wander into The Marine Village which is home to a wide variety of unique shopping and dining options. As well as offering an IGA Supermarket, bank, post office, medical centre, dentist and chemist, it’s a one-stop destination for all your boating needs.

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Bespoke approach Create your ideal kitchen with custom cabinetry.

THE KITCHEN is often described as ‘the heart of the home’ but in these days of mass production and cookie-cutter designs how do you get something unique, practical and of the highest quality?

According to Leighton Ward from luxury kitchen and bathroom showroom Wood Marble & White, the answer lies in taking a bespoke approach to each and every project.

“At Wood, Marble & White there is no prefabrication,” explains Leighton. “Each piece is made to order and every detail is carefully considered. Made to measure means what it says, all our furniture is specifically tailored to the client’s space, choices and lifestyle.”

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Leighton and the Wood Marble & White design team are behind the stunning kitchen and bathroom installations pictured, having collaborated with designer Claire Ball from Look Interiors on the custom-designed joinery that features throughout the Gold Coast home.

“Our client wanted a luxury Hamptons aesthetic, with a bit of an edge,” says Leighton.

“We’ve crafted the spaces to be seamless in style, as these areas flow into the home’s social zones.”

The company’s craftsmanship and attention to detail is evident throughout the entire project.

In the stylish kitchen, there’s no break in the joinery line, so even the door to the basement is concealed into the design, while the custom-made

table and chairs in the adjoining dining space are perfectly tailored to fit.

The sophisticated material selection including a Calacatta marble top sourced from CDK Stone, Quantum Quartz Alpine white on the Shaker-style doors and panels finished in Dulux Natural White Satin 2pac create a classic yet contemporary feel, while the Miele appliances including two integrated fridges and two ovens make for easy cooking and entertaining.

“The finished space has a great social feel,” says Leighton. “And our clients absolutely love it.”

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Live outside Creating a welcoming indoor/outdoor sanctuary allows you to entertain all-year-round.

IN SOUTH-EAST QUEENSLAND we are blessed with blue skies and warm weather all-year-round, which makes outdoor entertaining a pleasure.

Unfortunately we also have to contend with pests, leaf debris and other factors that can ruin the ambience.

This is where Queensland company, Suncoast Outdoor Living, come in.

Their professional team can help bring your entertainment and living areas together, creating a practical and welcoming indoor/outdoor space.

“For over 25 years we’ve been offering a range of products to add value and enjoyment to your home,” says Suncoast Outdoor Living Managing Director Tony Mora.

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“We are finding that more and more people are keen to plan ahead and make their outdoor entertaining areas as maintenance free as possible, meaning they can then relax and enjoy their leisure time at home.

“For example, an insulated patio roof or unique outdoor screen around your existing outdoor area or over your swimming pool doesn’t just look great, it adds value to your property and is ideal for the relaxed outdoor lifestyle we get to enjoy in Queensland,” he says.

Along with pool and patio enclosures, Suncoast Outdoor Living also offer insulated patio designs, pool safe screens, retractable screens, pet enclosures and other outdoor accessories.

“We first started operating in 1993 under the name Suncoast Enclosures,” Tony explains.

“Over the years our friendly service and quality enclosures gained a strong reputation and our business grew to include more services designed to help you enjoy the outdoors.

“By 2015 it was clear that our products and services had evolved, and we rebranded ourselves as Suncoast Outdoor Living as this better reflects what we have to offer.”

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ART DEPARTMENT

Artist in residence Sunshine Coast painter Natalie Dyer has gained an international reputation for her quirky works of art.

WITH HER WORKS on display in private collections around the world, fine artist Natalie Dyer continues to inspire and be inspired.

What led you to being an artist?

I remember when I read the quote by George Bellows (1917) ... ‘It seems to me that an artist must be a spectator of life’… it just made so much sense to me, it was one of those light bulb moments.

I have always felt like I could just watch and observe life as it happened around me, to be totally invisible as I took it all in, truly a spectator.

I get very moved by motion and emotion, interactions, little nuances that I notice happening between people, animals, and nature.

They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, so I guess my taking what I see before me and replicating it though my eyes and interpretations is a way of being grateful and truly enjoying what I see.

We all have creativity within us, which obviously can be expressed in many ways and forms by different people.

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I do believe creativity is a really important ability to nurture and cultivate in our lives, as it acts like an internal pressure valve for us to release stress and anxiety.

The bonus then being that it brings about joy and a sense of achievement when you create something you are happy with, especially if it is enjoyed or useful to others.

Do you have a particular ‘style’?

A lot of people are very fond and familiar with my ‘Women with Attitude’ or ‘French Connection’ series, and while I predominately paint women in various styles and genres, diversity is something I really get to enjoy with my commission work.

I get asked to paint anything from portraits of people and animals to sea/city and landscapes, flowers, even abstracts.

I have lots of small and large prints available, some on paper and some large on canvas, usually limited editions, something for everybody including a large coffee table book.

Apart from personalised or customised pantings I also offer a decorating service whereby

chosen pictures of my art can be digitally placed on a clients wall if they are unsure of how a piece will look in their situation.

What are the challenges of being a professional artist?

I always struggle to tell people I’m a professional artist when I am asked what I do, because most people tend to think the life of a full time painter is somewhat carefree, bohemian, loose and unstructured, when in fact often it is totally the opposite. You generally have to work twice as hard as anyone else.

What are some of the more enjoyable aspects about your career?

I love my art to make people smile, or make them ponder and reflect … I know then that something has resonated with them and I have touched some emotion.

Because I create a lot of personalised commissions for my clients, it’s always thrilling to see and hear their responses when they see their art for the first time.

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I have been very fortunate with my art, it has taken me to many places around the world and created some fantastic opportunities for me.

I was invited to be a guest of honour at the Malaysian International Shoe Festival for the release of Jimmy Choo’s brand new couture range and have my work beautifully presented to Professor Jimmy Choo.

I have also been aboard numerous beautiful cruise liners as a guest artist, travelling to Asia, Hawaii, Canada, New Zealand and around Australia; I was taken to Perth to create 225 original works for a five-star boutique hotel and have also been involved in numerous exhibitions throughout Australia, Singapore and Malaysia.

Most of all though I have had the opportunity to meet and paint for so many lovely, lovely people.

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It is often a little bit of a process, whereby they supply me with photos of whoever is to be in the painting, a little bit of information on the characteristics of the people, maybe favourite wines, jewellery, sports, etc and things that they all commonly say and do when they get together.

It is so much fun and I often end up feeling a part of the family, so every painting tells a personal story, very much a family heirloom to be passed down.

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3 OCTOBER Clare Bowen Following the release of her much anticipated self-titled debut album, US-based singersongwriter-actress Clare Bowen returns home to play in some of the country’s premiere theatre venues, including The Tivoli, Brisbane.

Best known for her leading role as Scarlett O’Connor on the hit TV series NASHVILLE, Australian-born Clare is a gifted performer, both on-screen and in a live arena setting.

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12 OCTOBER Diesel – Give Me Saturday Night Tour Take a trip down memory lane at The Triffid, Brisbane as Diesel shares the history of some of his most celebrated songs including Tip Of My Tongue, Come To Me and Soul Revival … plus a crowd-pleasing new song, Give Me Saturday Night. Celebrating 30 years in music, the iconic Aussie rocker will give fans an insight into how the songs and video clips came to be, along with some never before heard stories and anecdotes.

13 OCTOBER Le Dîner en Blanc – Brisbane Le Dîner en Blanc – Brisbane will return bigger and whiter than ever as 3,000 foodies, fashionistas, and cultural enthusiasts gather at meeting points around the city before being taken by foot or bus to the secret venue. Adding to the mystery, no trace is left behind leaving the area completely as it was when they arrived.

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19 OCTOBER - 3 NOVEMBER Don Giovanni

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26 OCTOBER United Nations Comedy Gala

Opera Queensland is bringing a new production of Mozart’s masterpiece, Don Giovanni, to the QPAC Playhouse. Conducted by Johannes Fritzsch with rising international star Duncan Rock making his Australian principal debut in the title role, this Don Giovanni is set in working class Victorian London where Jack the Ripper stalks and the aristocracy lurk to get a taste of the seedy side of life – a world where women’s bodies and lives are dispensable.

Oktoberfest Sunshine Coast promises to deliver a traditional family friendly, fun event. Patrons will see the Kawana Sports Precinct transformed into a Bavarian-themed festival, complete with giant beer tent, alfresco dining, stages and children’s rides and activities. Authentic German food and beverages will be served by local businesses that have a rich ancestry.

Join a comedic line-up of global proportions at The Star Gold Coast for two-and-a-half-hours of side-splitting laughs. International comedy superstar Joe Avati will be accompanied by ethnic comedy pioneer George Kapiniaris, versatile comedian Tahir and stand-up Simon Palomares. Also on the bill are Marty Fields, Gab Rossi and Ryan Gallagher.

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ENTERTAINMENT

4 NOVEMBER Meera A bold love story from 16th century Northern India, Meera is the ambitious first offering from Wild Dreamer Productions. Starring Artistic Director Aarti Bajaj and boasting a 300-strong cast and crew, as well as original music, lavish costumes and exotic choreography, the new stage spectacular will premiere at the Home of the Arts Paradise Showroom for one night only.

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7 - 18 NOVEMBER 2018 Queensland Performing Art Centre International Series Italy’s illustrious Teatro alla Scala Ballet Company will perform two iconic stage classics, Don Quixote and Giselle, as part of the 2018 Queensland Performing Art Centre International Series. With music performed live

by Queensland Symphony Orchestra, this is the company’s first ever Australian visit in its 240-year history, ensuring audiences a truly unique experience.

9 NOVEMBER Dionne Warwick Soul icon Dionne Warwick is returning to Australia and New Zealand for a string of intimate headline shows including a one-night performance at The Star Gold Coast. Internationally renowned for her incredible blend of pop, R&B, gospel and soul, Dionne will perform songs from her extensive 50-year career.

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21 NOVEMBER David Byrne American Utopia Tour

23 NOVEMBER – 22 APRIL 2019 The Designers’ Guide: Easton Pearson Archive

Described as ‘one of the most mind-blowingly meticulous and awe-inspiring productions you could ever hope to see’, Talking Heads bandleader David Bryne will bring his American Utopia Tour to the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre. He will be joined by special guest, two-time Grammy award-winning New Zealand songstress Kimbra.

Museum of Brisbane will present a major Easton Pearson exhibition this summer. Featuring more than 200 fabulous garments, objects and accessories, The Designers’ Guide: Easton Pearson Archive will showcase the most daring technical innovations, fabric and embellishment choices of the fashion house over its 28 years and will be complemented by sketches, samples, look books, photographs, interviews and anecdotes from the designers.

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27 NOVEMBER Ólafur Arnalds Get set for a very special music concert event as award-winning Icelandic musician, composer, and producer Ólafur Arnalds performs for the first time at Queensland Performing Arts Centre.

Renowned for his markedly unique sound which he produces by mixing strings and piano with loops and edgy beats and fusing electronica, ambient and pop, this live show is set to break all the rules.

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7. In which year was the Great Fire of London?

8. Typhoons are tropical storms which develop in which hemisphere?

9. Sue Charlton and Wally Reilly are characters from which 1986 movie?

10. Who were the recipients of the 2017 Nobel Peace prize?

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brainfood answers on stars page October 2018

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SCORPIO 24 Oct – 22 Nov

Plan to bring more peace and harmony into your life, and your projects will succeed.

Avoid intense interactions and power struggles, and ensure communications are clear as the next eight months could be tumultuous – or intriguing, at the least. You’ll gain a deeper understanding of someone close in November as your finances are due a shake-up – for the positive.

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PISCES 20 Feb – 20 Mar

CANCER 22 Jun – 23 Jul

SAGITTARIUS 23 Nov – 22 Dec

ARIES 21 Mar – 20 Apr

The New Moon on October 9th will help revitalise many of your relationships and a contract or agreement could arise that is mutually beneficial, despite the need for a little negotiation. If you’ve been single for a while, the plethora of planets in sexy Scorpio should ramp up your love life. This will be a passionate phase. Just watch that greeneyed monster jealousy.

LEO 24 Jul – 23 Aug

By focusing on health and wellbeing in October you’ll establish strong foundations for happiness.

In November, the entry of Jupiter into your sign is considered good luck. However, Jupiter can also exaggerate feelings and all sense of proportion risks flying out the window unless you adopt a balanced approach to new opportunities that will undoubtedly come your way.

CAPRICORN 23 Dec – 20 Jan

TAURUS 21 Apr – 21 May

VIRGO 24 Aug – 23 Sept

AQUARIUS 21 Jan – 19 Feb

GEMINI 22 May – 21 Jun

LIBRA 24 Sept – 23 Oct

You’ll be increasingly inspired to follow your passion – both in your hobbies and at work, and as a result, you’ll attract like-minded people. You should also gain more security at work, in your status and financially. Both your earning and your learning potential is set to soar. Your endeavours will succeed – in the learning curve of life, at the very least.

You’ll turn a corner in October and are likely to find increased stability and security as a result. Your relationships should flourish – unless you give in to negative or intense feelings that over-ride common sense. A karmic or soul connection may have a strong influence over you. If you maintain focus on what – and who – is most important to you now, you should excel.

Developments that seem to come out of nowhere may take you by surprise in October, but will offer the opportunity to reconsider which of your interests you’d like to resurrect; and where in life you can let some activities go. Developments at the end of each month, both October and November, could take you into fresh territory. Just ensure you follow a therapeutic plan.

Key decisions at work and in your general direction and status will have far-reaching consequences, so ensure you’re happy about the decisions that you make over the next two months. A charming and dynamic character may influence you in your decision-making, so ensure their values align with yours, or be prepared to re-think some of your principles and ideas.

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A truly creative phase will inspire you both at work and at home in October. Your health and energy levels should skyrocket, and you’ll enjoy sprucing up your appearance. Get set to turn a corner at work or in a relationship. If you’ve been single for a while, late November into December will be the time to look for a partner. Couples will enjoy revitalising your partnership.

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A trip, meeting or simply the chance to touch base with someone you love over the next two months will make your heart soar. You’ll appreciate the chance to delve more deeply into favourite interests. Spiritually minded Leos may experience a revelation. It’s an excellent time for introspection, and to devote more attention to yourself – and those you love.

Your changing role – be this as a parent, partner, or at work – will bring new qualities to your life. You’re likely to embrace your creativity more, and you’ll enjoy music, art, film, good food and company.

And, with Jupiter ramping up your earning potential, you’re likely to be busy, especially in November, when some lovely contacts could help boost your status.

You’ll appreciate the opportunity to revitalise close relationships in October. Find the time to put in place fresh plans in your personal life before October 5th, as you’ll be more likely as a consequence to enjoy working with positive dynamics throughout the following few weeks.

Prioritise certain tasks to avoid feeling drained.

A revitalising health schedule could suit.

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Your changing status, direction or career may surprise you as you step into out-of-the-ordinary territory over the next two months. This may play out at home, in your family or creatively. And, if some developments mean you must be superresourceful, you should find by the end of October, at the least, that your strength will create a fresh beginning and more stability.

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