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74 UP FRONT
38 - 40 Curated Collection Ralph Lauren
16 - 20 Preview
42 Holistic Health
The latest news & views
Looking after your mental well-being
22 Competition
Tommy Bahama gift package
24 - 28 Feature
44 Dental Experts Meet Dr Bryan Bluhm
Jennifer Lopez Interview
46 Beauty Spot
CITY ICONS
CUISINE
WELL TRAVELLED 56 - 58 By the Beach Escape to Noosa
FACTS & FIGURES 60 Sophisticating Bitcoin
Crypto currencies are gaining in popularity
62 Creating a Connection Family and relationship law
30 - 31 Barry Jenkins
48 - 49 Dining Mecca
Mister Boat Show
The Star Gold Coast
WHEELS & WATER
32 - 33 Colin Wheeler
50 Chef’s Choice
66 – 67 Greatest Show Afloat
WINE CELLAR
70 Price Hike
Sleepout shoutout
LOOKING GOOD 34 - 36 Wish List
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52 - 53 Take me to the Riverland
Latest research
54 Tasting Notes
Makes & models
Ricca Terra Farms
Nice ice baby Blue hues
Pick & Mix
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72 - 73 New Car News
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PROPERTY PORTFOLIO
ART DEPARTMENT
74 - 75 Gold Coast Growth
110 Innocence & Art
76 - 77 Coastal Shift
112 Heart of the Arts
78 - 81 A Boat Lover’s Dream
ENTERTAINMENT
Reshaping the Property Market
Developer news with Steve Hunt Belvue Broadwater
LUXURY LIVING 104 - 105 The New Special
BMG Legal Art Prize
HOTA cultural precinct
114 - 116 See & Be Seen Concert Under the Stars Opening Night Fever
Marina Point
118 - 121 Event Calendar
106 Classic Comfort
122 Bookshelf
Dune Outdoor Luxuries
108 - 109 Home Style File Taking shape
126 Brainfood 128 Stars
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DISCOVER EDITOR’S LETTER
TEAM + COVER PUBLISHER Clare E. Urwin | Sanctuary Cove Publishing GROUP EDITOR Rhonda Oxnam GENERAL MANAGER Bryan Oram BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER Nathan Lister BRAND AMBASSADOR & PRESENTER Brooke Lowther ACCOUNTS MANAGER Kirsty Carberry FOOD & WINE CONTRIBUTORS Tony Harper, Marj Osborne MOTORING CONTRIBUTOR Chris Nixon PHOTOGRAPHY Daniel McClifty, Steven Grevis, Luke Kenny EDITORIAL CONTRIBUTORS Nick Nichols, Steve Hunt, Angela Oram, Louise Crossen DESIGN listercreative SOCIAL MEDIA DocRox Communication
IT’S BOAT SHOW TIME AGAIN. This is always exciting for us as not only do we get to promote the globally renowned Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show, we also celebrate the anniversary of the very first edition of the magazine … that was 15 years ago now and we are still setting the benchmark in quality, design and market reach. Speaking of benchmarks (and Boat Show), the first of our two City Icons in this issue is Sanctuary Cove stalwart Barry Jenkins. Barry is very well regarded within the marine industry but did you know he is also an accomplished piano player and was once in charge of serving dinner to the Queen? You can read all about his long and interesting career on page 30. Our second Icon is local businessman and self-confessed Chief Encouragement Office for the Gold Coast Vinnies CEO Sleepout, Colin Wheeler. Colin has been involved with this worthwhile charity for many years and is asking for the community’s help in supporting the 2022 event. The iconic profiles continue with our feature interviewee, Jennifer Lopez. The all singing, all acting performer shares some fascinating insights into her
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latest movie role, her run-ins with social media and her love of rom-coms. Of course, it wouldn’t be a ‘Wheels and Water’ edition without some racy sportscars. We have a couple of classics for you to choose from as Chris takes the new Chevrolet Corvette and Aston Martin Valhalla for a spin. He also showcases the 2022 World Car of the Year and breaks down the research behind the current spike in car prices. If you are a visitor to the Gold Coast, or simply a local looking to up or downsize your home, be sure to check out the everpopular Property Portfolio section. Here you will f ind the lates t market updates, developer news and groundbreaking projects, along with a selection of stunning homes from Hope Island in the north to Coolangatta and beyond down south. Finally, if you have taken a liking to the nautically-inspired outfits showcased on the cover, our friends at Tommy Bahama are giving one lucky reader a $500 gift voucher to spend in store.
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NEWS AND VIEWS 18 June – 6 November
World of Wonder: Margot McKinney
Museum of Brisbane is celebrating the life's work of one of Australia's most internationally recognised jewellers – Margot McKinney. Featuring never-before-seen, intimate family archives and some of the world's rarest gems in an exhibition of breathtaking proportions, World of Wonder: Margot McKinney has four key areas of focus: Family History, World of Pearls, World of Opals and World of Colour.
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Comfort & Curves
Inspired by seeing things up close, Henrik Pedersen is the experienced designer behind many BoConcept designs. HIs Amsterdam corner sofa is all sharp lines and sweeping curves. Comfort and luxury imbue every detail to make Amsterdam the perfect sofa for a soft and inviting statement piece. With plenty of room for the entire family this corner sofa will be the hero of your living room. Soft, durable and pleasing on the eye, velvet adds an inviting look to the furniture. The fabric will bring a glow and sense of sophistication and is your choice for a modern, yet classy atmosphere. Discover more at BoConcept’s Fortitude Valley Showroom.
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7 – 10 July
Big City Lights*
The inaugural Big City Lights* will illuminate the Southport CBD with a mesmerising, four-night festival of light, live music, colour and creativity. The cutting-edge program will feature immersive audio-visual experiences, large-scale digital works, 3D-mapping and unexpected projection sites that will transform the Gold Coast’s everyday urban spaces into a free, public night-time exhibition.
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Beautifully Wicked
Designed by Brussels-based Alain Gilles, the Wicked Collection by Vincent Sheppard sheds new light onto traditional wicker furniture. By combining the warm wicker material with the sleek metal frame to create an unexpectedly light and airy shape, he aimed to develop a dialogue between craftwork on the one hand and industrial processes on the other. Available in White and Natural from Cotswold InOut Furniture. Credit: ‘Intercontinental Resort’ Tiberio Sorvillo
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Game on
TAG Heuer has launched a new version of its hugely popular Connected Watch Calibre E4 - Golf Edition. With technical improvements including a new automated shot-tracker, redesigned golf software and a magnetic ball marker built into the strap, the new watch features a striking look equally at home on the golf course and in everyday life.
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Bespoke approach
The team at Amorè Fine Jewellery have a passion for designing bespoke pieces such as this stunning ring. Crafted for one of their special clients, it contains a 5 carat Ceylon sapphire with surrounding diamonds. To create this magnificent piece, the fine craftsmen started with the desired stone and then built a design around that. Requiring time and communication, this personalised approach ensures that you get a stunning end-result that exceeds your expectation.
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Bringing Graceland to the Gold Coast
Baz Luhrmann will bring Graceland to the Gold Coast for the Australian Premiere of his highly anticipated drama ELVIS at Event Cinemas Pacific Fair on 4 June . The Australian director, writer and producer will be joined on the red carpet by two of the film’s leading stars, Austin Butler and Olivia DeJonge. Shot entirely on the Gold Coast with the support of the Queensland Government, the film explores the life and music of Elvis Presley (Butler), through the prism of his complicated relationship with his enigmatic manager, Colonel Tom Parker (Oscar winner Tom Hanks). ELVIS is released in Australian cinemas on 23 June.
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Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea
In support of Cancer Council’s Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea, Sanctuary Cove Golf and Country Club invites Members and Sanctuary Cove residents to join them for a traditional garden party high tea. Enjoy a glass of rosé upon arrival with tea and coffee and a delectable high tea buffet. Relax to the sounds of acoustic tunes and hear first-hand about the valuable work the Cancer Council does in support of cancer patients, their families and loved ones. Bookings are essential and can be made via the Club’s website. Tickets $45 Members, $55 non-members (includes a donation to Cancer Council).
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A Seamless Experience
When planning a unique home that is customised to meet your exact needs, finding one supplier who can take your project from concept to completion with precision is rare. The talented team at SeaBreeze Design & Construct works with one client at a time to offer an inclusive, end-to-end service from design, through to quality construction, landscaping and interior styling. Specialising in high end homes for hinterland, acreage and rural locations on the Gold Coast and Northern NSW, SeaBreeze is now taking enquiries for mid-2022 and beyond. Secure a seamless solution to make your dream residence a reality.
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Hamptons Style on the Gold Coast
Tigress Furniture are excited to announce the Grand Opening of their new Hamptons-style furniture and homewares store. Conveniently positioned near Harbour Town, their spacious showroom has a huge range of beautiful furniture and décor items to help you create a home you love. Open 7 days, 142 Brisbane Road, Labrador.
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Luxury launched
A new world of luxury is waiting aboard Silver Dawn. Both classic yet modern, this magnificent vessel captures the natural evolution of the Silversea fleet. Large enough to offer eight dining options – including the superb Sea and Land Taste (S.A.L.T.) programme – yet small enough for the famed Silversea on board ambience, Silver Dawn inherits the best features of her sister ships Silver Muse and Silver Moon, but is in a class all of her own. Sumptuous suites, outstanding itineraries plus cutting-edge design and technology, Silver Dawn sets new standards of luxury. For more information and bookings contact Cove Travel.
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Light the Way
When you purchase any of Hopelight Australia’s products, you are not only treating yourself, you are also helping someone by providing them hope for the future. Every quarter, Hopelight Australia will donate a percentage of proceeds to a different individual or charity. The first Hopelight Guest Recipient is Rachel, who has Young Onset Parkinson's Disease. During the months of April, May and June, a percentage of every sale will be donated to Rachel to assist her in purchasing some much-needed technology suitable for her challenges, condition, and everyday life.
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Taste of Mexico Travel the world
A stunning timepiece that combines technical and aesthetic feats, Breguet’s new Marine Hora Mundi offers a fascinating interpretation of the world on the wrist. Available with either a leather strap, a rubber strap or a gold bracelet.
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Sip on Mexico’s finest tequila and dine on authentic, fresh Mexican dishes at Sanctuary Cove’s newest restaurant and bar, Pabilto’s Mexican Cuisine and Tequilaria. Featuring cacti in every corner and terracotta tables set against venetian walls and exposed concrete, Pabilto’s uses only high quality produce and suppliers, Perfect for date nights or meals with friends, the menu is designed to be both shared among guests.
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Fashion fix
Camilla luxe nav y heeled mule (RRP $499) and Mariana Jewellery denim blue crystal teardrop earrings embellished with a halo of sapphire crystals (RRP $125). Now available at EEV Fashion, Sanctuary Cove.
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Noosa Winner
Congratulations to Rosemary Balcombe who is the winner of the Noosa Holiday competition in Issue 88. The prize includes a fabulous two-night beachfront stay at the Fairshore Apartments, Noosa Heads.
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ART Jennifer Lopez revisits her love of romantic comedy in her latest all singing, all acting movie role.
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Marry Me has some really unforgettable songs … do you have a favourite one and why? It's hard. I mean I can’t choose the one right off the top of my head. I love them all so much. Love Of My Life, After Love, Marry Me. I mean all of them. But I think On My Way for me is such a life song. It's like one of those perfect sentiments in a song. Yes, it fit well in the movie, but I just thought it was a song that everybody could relate to, because we all feel the mistakes we make in our lives. And it is really so hopeful because it says that every single mistake that I made was leading me down a yellow brick road to exactly where I needed to be and where I wanted to be. I do believe in that in life and so I would have to say if I had to think of a favourite child which I would never do, it would be On My Way. >>
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In your new film Marry Me your character decides to change her life and marry a stranger … why? In my eyes Kat Valdez is a kind of very selfassured recording artist, a veteran in the industry who has built herself into something in her life, into something that she's proud of. But, also, in a way she becomes a bit unsatisfied because of her personal life. I think for her there's a beautiful journey here once Owen Wilson comes into her life. I mean the character that Owen plays – Charlie – comes into her life. And this really changes forever her perspective, changes her ideas of being caught. Sometimes you feel kind of like ‘I'm trapped in this frame, I'm trapped in this life. This is all I can do and I really don't get to have a life like everybody else or love like everybody else’. And I think what Owen’s character teaches her is that she can. That it is possible and that there is hope for her, and she could have a real love and a real home, that she's never had.
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JENNIFER LOPEZ’S recently released Marry Me with Owen Wilson is the first movie in which her two talents, acting and singing, are combined. Here J.Lo gives us more insights into her character, her music and the pressure of social media. And, of course, she talks fashion and rom-coms – her favourite movies.
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Music is the key element of this movie. How was the experience of making an album and a movie at the same time? That was a first time for me, and this was such a pleasure, that my two worlds were coming together. Making an album, it was great because they really allowed me to input where and when and what these musical moments would be for this character. They really looked to me and we discussed how we could make this film real. And actually picking the music for the part of the characters was important because there's nobody who understood the character more than I did and nobody who understood how it was to be kind of a musical artist and be this person within this movie. So, picking the songs for the moments was such a pleasure for me. You're so multi-talented … what is something you can't do? It's so much I can't do. We've not even got enough time for the first option but I do feel very lucky to be able to do all the things that I do.
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But there's definitely a lot of things I cannot do. I always say this at basketball (laughing).
“When I was younger, I was a little bit more insecure and kind of finding my way. It's great to be at a point in my life where I feel that I really know myself and I trust myself.” – Jennifer Lopez I feel like I'm at a point in my career where I'm kind of hitting my stride. I know my abilities. I feel confident now. When I was younger, I was a little bit more insecure and kind of finding my way. It's great to be at a point in my life where I feel that I really know myself and I trust myself.
Speaking of the character, how much of Kat is in you and how much of you is in Kat? I think there's a lot of us in each other. This wasn't a role where I had to research what it was like to be a famous recording artist who does branding and who has all of it … I understand all of that already. I think the difficult part was kind of a mega part which was the idea of showing what it's really like inside my bedroom when something goes wrong and you suffer a heartbreak in front of the whole world. The media kind of goes to town on you to unearth the story and understand it and almost make fun of it. And there was a lot of moments there where I was able to bring the truth to the character that was really authentic and real. You’ve starred in some memorable romantic comedies. Do you have a special place in your heart for the genre? Yes, I do and I think that's why I've done so many of them throughout my career. >>
FEATURE It's because I as a moviegoer love romantic comedies, those are some of my favourite movies of all time. When Harry Met Sally or Prelude to a Kiss or any of other movies with Meg Ryan or Julia Roberts – these are the movies I grew up on in a way and I love them so much. And, yes, it is kind of homecoming for me because I haven't done one in a few years and this year I'll have two of them coming out. This one – Marry Me – and then Shotgun Wedding will be out at some point. I did it with Josh Duhamel. So, I'm excited to be able to do a couple for sure, I love it.
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Is there a certain element in a romantic comedy script that makes you say ‘I want to do this’? Specifically? I don’t know. I think it's hard to reinvent it every time. How do you make it different? We kind of always know that two people are going to wind up together and that's going to be the end of the story. So, what is really interesting is the journey and the interaction between the two characters – if that's written well that's what makes me want to do it. The movie has amazing fashion … do you have a favourite outfit in it? Oh my God! Again! There were so many great outfits in that movie. Let me just think for a second because I haven't seen it in a few months … Obviously, the wedding dress by Zuhair Mourad. It was a knockout. Maybe very uncomfortable to wear for the four days that we shot … it was so tight on me. I loved the Lapointe outfit, kind of coral coloured pants and sweater and cap. I wore it performing On My Way. I thought that was a beautiful setting and kind of a moment in the movie where she comes into her own with the music and has written a song from this journey that she had into her real life. And you really feel her power of arriving somewhere new in her life because of this love that she has for this person. The pressure of social media is important in the film … Right, that's a very real thing today. It used to be just a tabloid or the press and now it's social media as well which can be even more anxiety provoking for people in the public eye. I think that's what's also makes this movie a little bit more modern is that you have that element in it. What’s it like to have a heartbreak and a huge embarrassment in front of the world now? Now it travels so quickly. The story is going come out. Somebody’s going to see it, they're going to get it on camera, they're going to talk about it, they're going to share it. Navigating that as a person in the public eye can be tricky, especially when difficult things happen in your life like Kat suffers in the beginning of this movie, which I don't wish on anybody.
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Entertainer, event organiser, Boat Show entrepreneur … Barry Jenkins has done it all over his long and varied career. WORDS RHONDA OXNAM
MOST PEOPLE HAVE A TALE or two to tell, however, when you have lived a life as interesting and diverse as Sanctuary Cove stalwart Barry Jenkins, you literally have enough to fill a book. The stories come thick and fast during our two-hour interview as we cover everything from his childhood in Brisbane to his years at the helm of the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show and everything in between. While I don’t have room to share all of them let’s start, if not at the very beginning, with his early years when he interrupted a fitting and turning apprenticeship to pursue a career in the Merchant Navy with the Adelaide Steamship Company. “Unfortunately, because of an accident at sea, my deck officer apprenticeship was terminated after three years and a return to land was ordered by medicos,” Barry recalls. So he came back to Brisbane to complete his original Engineering Fitting and Turning Diploma, working as an engraver by day, while also playing piano at the city’s first international standard restaurant, the Camelia Restaurant, in the evenings on weekends.
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Then came a pivotal point in his career. “Stewart’s Criterion Hotel had undergone a major renovation and our company, Engraving Unlimited, won the contract to supply all the signage,” Barry recalls. “While installing the last sign of the project in the Hour Glass Bar I overheard the maître d'hôtel mention that they were urgently looking for a pianist to play at an event that evening. “From my position at the top of the ladder I said I could do it, and after much discussion I was reluctantly given the job. “I didn’t have time to go home and get changed so I ended up in a very dark corner of the room, playing with my white overalls done up to the neck, wearing a black bow tie and a red waiter’s jacket over the top, hoping nobody could see me.” After this inauspicious start, he went on to establish BarryJ Entertainment, providing entertainment for Stewarts Hotels and a number of venues in Brisbane, on the Gold and Sunshine Coasts and in Japan. Fast forward a few years and Barry and his partner are running Caballo Riding and Saddlery Centre on the Sunshine Coast.
During their regular trips to Brisbane, the pair often had dinner at the iconic Oriental Restaurant in The Valley which was operated by Judy Lee, a former Miss Australia, and her husband Albert. Having decided he would quite like to learn the role of front of house manager, Barry had a conversation with the proprietors and Judy agreed to show him the ropes. “On my first night, I turned up smartly dressed, ready to greet patrons, only to learn I would be literally starting at the bottom,” Barry explains. “Judy said, ‘no, no, no, you don’t start on the floor, don’t be ridiculous, come with me’. “She took me down to the basement and right at the very back there was room full of wine and you have never seen a bigger mess in your life. “She said, ‘your job is to clean this all out, learn about the wine that is here and catalogue it all’. “Once I got my head around that, Albert took me into the kitchen and taught me the basics of Chinese cooking. “And then they turned me loose on the floor.” On his very first night, Barry proceeded to spill six bottles of Crown Lager into the lap of a very
important customer, however, he quickly learned the trade and forged a career in the hospitality industry, eventually returning to Stewarts Hotels where he had a brush with royalty. “Stewart’s won the contract for the catering at the 1982 Commonwealth Games in Brisbane and I was placed in charge of the Viceregal Dining Room at the main venue hosting Her Majesty Queensland Elizabeth II, His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh, The Honorable Malcolm Fraser Prime Minister of Australia and other dignitaries. “I was also engaged by Stewarts to oversee the catering and service at the official opening of the Brisbane Cultural Centre by Her Majesty the Queen.” Not long after, in 1983, fate led Barry down the M1 to the Gold Coast where he joined the original Fisherman’s Wharf as Entertainment Manager. “They were great years,” Barry recalls. “The venue was very successful from day one and on the weekend you couldn’t move in ‘Fishies’ … it was the place to be.” When Sanctuary Cove opened with much fanfare in 1988, there were a few teething problems with Waves Restaurant, so Barry was asked to take on the role of Assistant Restaurant Manager. This was to be ‘only for a month, mate’ but Assistant Manager became Manager and soon
after he was appointed Food and Beverage Manager for all the Sanctuary Cove operated venues on site as well as Entertainment and Promotion Manager, which included developing a program to entertain visitors to the resort during the six-month Brisbane World Expo period. 1988 also saw the very first boat show held in the Sanctuary Cove marina during The Ultimate Event. Over the years, Barry has witnessed first-hand as the show has morphed into the very successful Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show, now affectionately referred to as SCIBS. “The Boat Show was a great promotional vehicle for Sanctuary Cove but it was always about the boating industry … and that industry was … and still is … all about personal relationships. “When we decided to get serious about promoting the Show, it was agreed that we could start some moderate international promotional activity. “Our initial foray was the very first Singapore Boat Show,” Barry remembers. “It was agreed that myself and our Corporate Communications Manager Kate Duryea would go up there and bang the drum for the Gold Coast, Queensland and Australia. “About two hours out of Singapore, just as they were wheeling out the food trolleys, the plane hit clear air and just fell out of the sky.
“One of the trolleys went up and broke an overhead locker, food was strewn everywhere, not to mention a few people were quite seriously injured. “When we landed, we weren’t allowed off the plane till we’d been assessed by the medical staff. "That was our first introduction to international promotion, but we were able to generate a lot of interest at the Singapore event which resulted in international visitors to the show at Sanctuary Cove.” Since then, Barry’s involvement and influence on the boating industry has become legendary. Not only was he the General Manager of SCIBS for 25 years, he is Past President of the Boating Industry Association of Queensland, Past President of the Australian Marine Industries Federation and the Founding Chairman of Super Yacht Base Australia – now SuperYacht Australia. For many years he was also a director of the Australian International Marine Export Group and he was presented a Highly Commended Award for Export Industry Champion at the 2009 Australian Marine Industry Awards. These days, Barry is happily semi-retired, still indulging his love of piano, still keeping his finger on the pulse of the marine industry and still entertaining journalists like me. “In the very early days, when I was moved out of the factory and into the admin side of the business, I remember attending a management training course and one of the lecturers said ‘You don’t reach your business maturity, until you learn not to separate your business from your pleasure’. “I still don’t know if that’s right or wrong, but for me, everything has revolved around the entertainment, hospitality and marine industries and I have enjoyed that more than words can express.”
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SLEEPOUT SHOUTOUT Vinnies CEO Sleepout Ambassador Colin Wheeler is calling on his fellow Gold Coasters to support this worthy cause. WORDS RHONDA OXNAM COLIN WHEELER is a man on a mission. A s t he self- confessed CEO (Chief Encouragement Officer) of the Gold Coast’s Vinnies CEO Sleepout, he is urging locals to get behind this worthy cause, either by taking part in the actual sleepout or donating funds to support those who are doing so. “I’ve been involved in the Sleepout for many years and I am so proud of the money we have raised and the good we have done in the community,” Colin says. “Since 2015, we’ve raised $2,528,332 and every dollar, apart from the event security and cleaning costs, stays on the Coast.”
Drawing on his business contacts as CEO of Document Solutions Australia Pty Limited, Colin has been able to help grow the annual event into one of the Coast’s biggest single fundraisers. “I know quite a few people at the big end of town and feel very comfortable talking to them knowing that I’m not selling them a photocopier, I’m selling them a sleepout,” he says. “When I’m talking to people about participating in the event, the first thing I am asked in many cases is ‘why should I help? “In reality, 60 per cent of homeless are either victims of domestic violence, they have mental health issues or they are kids under 18 – and none of them choose to live that way. "While you do get the homeless who are violent or involved with drink and drugs, they aren’t necessarily the people that Vinnies help. “Vinnies help the people that lose their jobs or can’t pay their rent and end up living in cars or on the street.” In fact, that was one of Colin’s first experiences with homelessness. “I was walking back to my lovely apartment in Main Beach, and there was a Commodore wagon with the door open at 10 o’clock at night,” he recalls. “As I approached, I saw a mum putting two young children to sleep in the back, then she got in the front and put the seat down for herself.
“I spoke to Wendy Coe who used to run Rosies about it and she said that quite often in domestic violence cases, they grab the kids, they grab the car keys and then they have nowhere else to go but on the streets.” Today, the fastest- growing group of homeless people or about to be homeless, are women over 55, who are divorced or domestic violence victims. Often they don't have any savings or superannuation and, basically, have very little money to live on. This is where the Gold Coast Vinnies CEO Sleepout comes in. "The key for the funds we raise is that it goes directly into housing," Colin explains. “The first money we spent was on a building in Hicks St Southport for the Cornerstone Program, which is the early intervention and prevention of homelessness. “They quickly outgrew the premises, so it was sold and the money was used to convert an existing building at Arundel into six apartments for women over 55, which opened in July 2020.” Another critical project is based in two buildings in Railway St, Southport. “One has been converted into a big Vinnies store, and the other one has become The Hub, which is the first of its kind in Queensland.
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“In there, they’ve got seven agencies providing support so if you are or are about to be homeless you can get legal advice, housing assistance, families back on track, Centrelink assistance, etc. “That is a really practical support mechanism and we contributed part of that,” Colin says proudly. But that is not the end of the vision … the next initiative is aimed at helping even more people overcome homelessness. “What we have now is very exciting,” Colin admits. “There’s a block of land in Nerang that Vinnies are in the process of purchasing. “It has a D.A. for 40 apartments but Vinnies plan to increase that to 60. “If we, through the sleepout, could get that up and running we would know we have provided a total of 66 capsules of community housing through our fundraising efforts and I think that’s terrific.” So what’s involved for someone wishing to take part in the 2022 Vinnies CEO Sleepout? What are the logistics? “We target CEOs obviously … and we do that in two ways,” Colin explains. “One is direct contact from me or my fellow Ambassadors, Karen Phillips and Jamie Preston, inviting the CEO to take part. “Or, secondly, we get in touch with someone below the CEO who would love to see them sleep out in the rough on a piece of cardboard and be uncomfortable. “Each participant has a link on the website where they can raise funds and find all the resources they need.” The 2022 event will be held at Cbus Stadium on Thursday 23 June, with those taking part allowed to bring nothing but a pillow and a sleeping bag. “We supply the cardboard, as well as some soup, a bread roll and coffee, tea and hot chocolate,” Colin says. “Everyone sleeps at the ground, exposed to the wind, and although we have a cover, it's ostensibly outside. “It’s not comfortable, I’d lie if I said it was, but we provide a programme of awareness and education, we have a guest speaker who talks about a key issue or area of homelessness, we have a Vinnies' client to share their true story, we have an auction where we offer some unique experiences.” Which brings us to the cardboard bed … “Every year, the boys here at Document Solutions make a bed out of our boxes and we auction it off,” Colin explains. “It’s actually a mattress covered in cardboard with a cardboard base, head and foot, but it does provide relative comfort for the night. “Last year it went for around $2,500, which was a great result.” With preparations well underway for the 2022 Vinnies CEO Sleepout, Colin has a very clear message for everyone regarding homelessness on the Gold Coast. “I suppose the awareness of the problem is one thing, what can you do about it is another. “I would love to see more CEOs joining us. “And if you are not a CEO or you don't want to sleep out, be sure to make a contribution to somebody who is taking part.” "You can sign up to join the 200+ Gold Coast CEOs or donate online at ceosleepout.org.au."
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In addition, the customer’s online journey will be enhanced by digital touchpoints that allow customers to immerse themselves into the World of Ralph Lauren. This includes a virtual fitting platform called Virtusize, which has been designed to help customers purchase with confidence and ease. The innovative software gives shoppers the option to compare sizes, try on items virtually and create an online wardrobe from wherever they shop. Later in the year, the online store will also offer Ralph Lauren’s CYO experience, which allows customers to personalise their apparel and accessories with custom printing and embroidery. The website will also offer a dedicated gifting service that includes a personalised message wrapped in silk paper and beautifully arranged in a Ralph Lauren box with an iconic ribbon to create an exceptional gift experience. Furthermore, Ralph Lauren will be expanding its footwear and accessories offering across all brands, which will be available Australia-wide through the online store. Ralph Lauren will be offering Afterpay at checkout and eGift cards will be available to purchase and use in-store and online. Ralph Lauren will offer complimentary shipping for all orders over $200 Australia-wide and from June 2022 the brand will provide click-and-collect in select stores. The online store follows a number of recent boutique openings in Australia, including Polo Ralph Lauren at Pacific Fair on the Gold Coast.
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HOLISTIC HEALTH
Looking after your mental well-being also benefits your physical health.
WHAT DO YOU THINK of when you hear the word ‘health’? You may automatically think physical health – healthy eating and exercise. While physical health does play a considerable role in keeping our bodies functioning at an optimal level, our mental health is just as important in achieving and maintaining a healthy, happy, and successful life. Being in state of good mental health can prevent serious health conditions. A study has found that positive psychological well-being can significantly reduce one’s risk of heart attack, stroke, and chronic illness. In return, poor mental health can negatively impact your physical health. Mental health includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being and impacts how we think, feel, and behave. It also determines how we deal with stress, relate to others, and make healthy life choices.
Mental health is important at every stage of life, from childhood and adolescence through adulthood. What can you do today to improve your mental well-being? • ENGAGE IN SOCIAL INTERACTION. Connecting with people who you have meaningful relationships with can help build a sense of belonging, self-worth and promote the creation of positive experiences. Building connections with others provides us with the opportunity to give and receive emotional support and further strengthens emotional bonds. To enhance your social interactions make use of technology by face-timing friends or family that may live interstate or overseas, schedule an outing with friends, practice active listening, show genuine interest in others, ask meaningful questions and step outside your comfort zone when meeting new people. • BE PHYSICALLY ACTIVE. Evidence shows that chemical changes occur in the brain when we exercise which helps to positively change our mood. Exercise promotes goal setting and creates a sense of achievement when we reach those goals. To get more active join a local exercise group, go for a walk, seek the services of a personal trainer or exercise physiologist, try a new class at the gym and engage in forms of exercise that you enjoy ... this will help you to be consistent. • GIVE BACK. When we give to others, we experience positive feelings and a sense of reward. In addition to this, it strengthens our connections with others. This could be in the form of small acts of kindness, volunteering within your local community, or donating to a cause that is close to your heart. • BE PRESENT IN THE MOMENT. By being present in your thoughts, feelings, and the world around you, you engage in mindfulness. Mindfulness can create a greater sense of enjoyment in life while helping you to understand yourself better, change your world view and the way in which you approach challenges. Mindfulness can be achieved through practicing meditation and breathwork. • SEEK ADVICE FROM COUNSELLOR. A counsellor is a trained, objective professional with whom you can build a healing and trusting relationship with. Counsellors can assist you in the process of talking about and working through your personal
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challenges and addressing them in a positive way, helping you to clarify issues, explore options, develop strategies, and increase self-awareness. Anyone who is struggling with a personal concern can seek counselling. No issue is too big or too small to ask for support. Common issues that people seek support for include communication and relationship issues, grief, loss, separation, life transitions, for example the death of a loved one, work and career issues, anxiety, stress, depression, parenting, addiction, abuse, trauma, and self-esteem difficulties. Fel Zsha from Mindology counselling believes in a relational, strengths-based approach to therapy. She has a particular interest in working with survivors of all forms of trauma, including witnessing or experiencing violence, complicated grief, abuse, or spiritual trauma. “At Mindology counselling we provide confidential support,” Fel explains. “This means that everything you discuss with the counsellor is private. “We can also work in partnership with health professionals upon request to give comprehensive, personally tailored, and integrated care with private health care rebates available. Fel is a registered Counsellor with the Australian Counselling Association. She has a Degree in Social Science and Counselling and is currently in the process of completing her Masters in Neuroscience. “I provide tangible advice with a compassionate approach to best help you succeed in your therapy goals,” she says. “In the midst of the serious work of therapy, I seek to find hope, joy, and humour and a renewed enthusiasm for life. “I utilise mindfulness, cognitive-behavioural approaches as well as acceptance and commitment therapy. “I also encourage my clients to pursue a holistic approach to health, incorporating exercise, proper sleep and nutrition, spiritual practices, nurturing relationships, and enjoyable activities.” Sessions can be facilitated face to face at Elite Med Sanctuary Cove or via Telehealth to suit your needs and schedules. To book call 07 5577 8066/0483 870 595 or alternately you can request a booking by emailing info@mindologycounselling.com or online via mindologycounselling.com
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OFFERING QUALITY DENTISTRY from their stateof-the-art, purpose-built facility in Helensvale, GC Dental Solutions (GCDS) recently welcomed Dr Bryan Bluhm to the practice. Originally from Newcastle, NSW, Dr Bluhm completed his trade as an electrician, before making the switch to Dentistry. “I had always been interested in healthcare and the blend of health and hand skills made Dentistry the perfect fit for me,” he explains. “I’ve been practising Dentistry for many years now and have found a unique interest in Invisalign (invisible braces) and cosmetic dentistry (veneers). "Through the conjunction of both I’m able to provide my patients with a beautiful smile that is always achieved conservatively (without too much drilling). “I am now entering my second month with this practice, consider myself a Gold Coast local, and look forward to building long-term relationships with my future patients.” The team at GCDS strive to be at the forefront of dentistry, and this means always keeping upto-date with the latest technology. “We’ve been able to embrace this approach through our iTero 3D scanner, a device that only 15 per cent of dentists in Australia have access to,” explains Bryan. “Identical to cutting-edge medical technology, 3D images are captured of our patients’ teeth that are then 3D printed by our lab, upon which, medical devices such as Invisalign retainers, dental crowns and implants may be constructed. “To the great benefit of our patients, this eliminates the need for ‘gooey’ physical moulds of teeth (impressions), giving a far more comfortable experience, and a quicker appointment.” The GCDS practice also offers a range of Invisalign and cosmetic procedures. “Over the past few years I’ve noticed that several people have come in asking for veneers, not fully understanding what cosmetic dental treatment entails nor the options available to them. “This leads to a lot of confusion amongst my patients, who believe they need to follow celebrity trends on social media of cutting healthy teeth to achieve a highly aesthetic smile, which is in fact, rarely the case. “While yes, veneers can be one solution, contemporary dentistry allows us to provide discreet tooth alignment that is more acceptable to adults of all ages through Invisalign clear aligners, rather than metal ‘train-track braces’.”
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This approach, combined with teeth whitening and/or composite edge bonding, allows a more conservative approach to cosmetic treatments, sometimes eliminating the need for veneers entirely. However, in some cases, where teeth are severely discoloured or crooked, having a short course of Invisalign treatment again allows a conservative approach whereby fewer teeth, and less of the teeth themselves, need be drilled as the teeth will be in a far better placement. Although conservative approaches have their place, for those patients wanting more immediate results, without the delay of Invisalign, GCDS offer hand-layered bespoke porcelain veneers crafted by their master dental ceramist. Patients can rest assured that these minimally invasive cosmetic treatments rarely require needles. According to Dr Bluhm, another area of concern for many patients is missing teeth and implants. “Ever since dental school I’ve noticed people with missing teeth, and not uncommonly, the general public notices this as well. “It’s unfortunate that I have encountered a great many patients who have chosen to remove their teeth when they became infected as it was more often than not, a cheaper financial decision.
“What they weren’t made aware of at the time is the increased, and often damaging, forces placed on the remaining teeth, and that over the coming years the teeth adjacent to the removed teeth will drift, rotate, and move, increasing the risk for gum disease.” Previously, the dental profession dealt with these issues using the inconvenience of false teeth (that have to be removed and cleaned daily) or dental bridges that attached to the adjacent teeth, which unfortunately meant that if anything went wrong with either of the adjacent teeth, the entire bridge was compromised, effectively becoming a 3-tooth problem. Modern dentistry provides the option of dental implants as tooth replacements, an option that is fixed in place (doesn’t require removal for cleaning), as our natural teeth are, and doesn’t involve the adjacent teeth unlike a dental bridge. “Where our patients have lost their natural teeth, our experienced surgeon, Dr Sempf, can place a dental implant and in as little as three months, following healing, an implant crown (tooth) can be placed, restoring chewing function, balancing damaging forces and greatly reducing risk for gum disease,” Bryan says.
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CUISINE
DINING MECCA WORDS MARJ OSBORNE FROM A QUICK LUNCH of dumplings at Mei Wei, coffee and cake at M & G Bar or a family celebration at Harvest Buffet, through to a three-course meal at one of the complex’s award-winning restaurants, The Star Gold Coast offers dining experiences to suit every occasion.
Uncle Su
The Star Gold Coast’s flagship Cantonese restaurant, Uncle Su, is located at the entryway to The Dorsett Gold Coast Hotel. With sumptuous décor and beautifully appointed private dining rooms, the restaurant’s name is inspired by the respected term of ‘Uncle’ in Chinese tradition, extending to guests an invitation to dine at Chef Song’s own family table. Fun, vibrant, and embracing the spirit of family, Uncle Su offers classic Cantonese cuisine with a selection of signature Beijing and Szechuan dishes, created with local Australian ingredients from our seaside locale. Executive Chef Song Yao Su has worked in some of the world’s finest restaurants, including
Kiyomi
There are few restaurants on the Gold Coast more lauded than Kiyomi at The Star, for good reason. Kiyomi is important for what it achieves: the finesse of traditional Japanese cuisine brought to new life by Executive Chef Chase Kojima’s modern menu. Kiyomi’s name itself (a rare Japanese citrus fruit) is our first clue to intent, reminding us of the balance which is an integral part of Japanese-inspired cuisine. Our second clue lies in its décor. With its muted buff tones, the privacy of booth seating, Japanese murals and layered wood features, Kiyomi references traditional Japanese dining culture.
Yet it’s overtly modern as well, with a fabulous cocktail bar on entry, moody lighting and the fluorescent UV-lit artwork of Japanese street artist Houxo Que. In Kiyomi, it is the balance between old and new, the visionary translation of tradition into modernity that achieves greatness. Mouth-watering sashimi sit side by side with indulgent seared scampi served with foie gras and tart apple, while freshly shaken cocktails counter the richness of toothfish. It’s an intriguing balance, a perfectly elegant mix of East and West on a plate.
Cucina Vivo
Inspired by the cliff-top restaurants along the Amalfi Coast, Cucina Vivo looks across the hotel’s pool to the lights of the Gold Coast. Fresh and bright, there’s a distinct seaside feel to the spacious 250-seat venue, a breath of fresh air and a flood of natural light. In Cucina Vivo, the huge imported pizza oven which forms the centrepiece of the décor, action and cuisine of this kitchen is the restaurant’s fiery, beating heart. It’s the tool which cooks not only the pizzas but also the seafood and meat for the restaurant’s dishes, leaving in its wake the lingering textured flavours of wood smoke.
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at The Mansions, Las Vegas, where he honed his skills working with revered Hong Kong chef Pui Wing Hui. Chef Song’s delicious menu brings together his heritage and experience, featuring secret family recipes and signature dishes. It incorporates an abundance of live sustainably sourced seafood, handmade dim sum, an extensive tea menu, and Chef Song’s specialty Peking duck that is carved at the table. “Uncle Su is a restaurant for any occasion, to be enjoyed by family and friends of all generations; a place of warmth and laughter, good times and even better food,” says The Star Gold Coast’s COO, Jessica Mellor.
Italian food comes from the generosity of spirit that has flowed through generations of cooks; handmade favourites that each family makes in their own way, inspiring new classics. Dishes roll out in a neat procession from the kitchen: platters laden with beautifully arranged antipasti, steaming pots of mussels, pizza dotted with prosciutto San Daniele and rocket, and ribbons of pasta laden with seafood still smoky from the pizza oven. They’re rustic dishes to share, hands in, chins dripping, deliciously similar to the way they’ve been cooked for centuries.
Nineteen at The Star
A stunning rooftop restaurant and lounge bar, Nineteen at The Star offers sweeping views of the Gold Coast skyline from its position on the nineteenth floor. Just as Nineteen at the Star’s décor takes its inspiration from the surrounding landscape, its hues of powder green from the forest, the teal blue ocean and gold glimmers of sun skimming over the water to cream sandy shores, so the menu reflects not only the Gold Coast landscape but also the journey and background of Chef Uday Huja. An internationally renowned chef who has catered for presidents and princes, identities and film stars, Chef Uday’s pinnacle experience as a first generation American was cooking for the first White House State Dinner for newly elected President Barack Obama. On his signature a la carte and set menus, Chef Uday’s culinary philosophy is: ‘Great ingredients simply prepared with finesse’. To him, the best produce is the driver, his special love being great Australian produce. “Each dish has one main voice, that is the natural attributes of the main ingredient. All the other ingredients are supporting players,” he says as he visits our table. “A great restaurant is about a complete dining experience, above and beyond just the food. “It has to be an experience, a relationship with the guest, a personalised touch.”
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Garden Kitchen & Bar
Outdoors comes inside at Garden Kitchen & Bar, The Star’s ‘all occasion’ venue that offers a fresh take on all day dining. With bar and pergola areas bathed in natural light and a large back deck opening onto a vast expanse of lawn, Garden Kitchen & Bar gives us the sense of a giant garden party for the whole extended family. From drinks at the Garden Bar to an intimate date in the pergola area overlooking the open kitchen, afternoon tea in the conservatory, a family dinner on The Deck or soaking up some sunshine with friends on The Lawn, there is an area for every purpose. Facing outwards, Garden Kitchen & Bar offers a mix of the world’s favourite comfort food and on-trend dishes, showcasing some of our best local ingredients. With an emphasis on fresh and inviting, there is something to suit every palate, price range and purpose on this menu, holding interest for foodies and family alike. “Welcome,” it says, “to our own Gold Coast garden kitchen and bar.”
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CHEF’S CHOICE
Good as gold
Featured in museums across the world and in a Swiss postage stamp, the iconic Victorinox REX Peeler now comes in five amazing colourways and a 75th-year, 18-carat rose gold plated special edition.
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13 – 15 May
Regional Flavours
The best boutique food and wine producers from around Australia will be showcased when Brisbane's muchloved food event returns to South Bank Parklands. Under this year’s theme of ‘The Ultimate Grazing Table’ – Regional Flavours will feature a thrilling mix of market stalls, immersive experiences and chef demonstrations as well as live music and masterclasses.
Fresh & New
Sit back and take in the sweeping views of the Brisbane River while enjoying some seriously mouth-watering flavours. W Brisbane’s signature restaurant, Three Blue Ducks, has launched a fresh new menu that will send your tastebuds into overdrive. Curated by Andy Allen, Darren Robertson and Mark La Brooy, the menu features 18 new dishes across breakfast, lunch and dinner, that draw from their personal inspirations, their backgrounds, extensive knowledge of incredible produce, and of course their paddock to plate dining philosophy. The enticing menu is perfectly complemented by the bold beverage knowledge of the Three Blue Ducks Sommelier, Mem Hemmings.
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Bazaar concept
Distillery Road Market (DRM) has launched a fresh new market concept for 2022. On the first and third Thursday each month, the 17,000 sqm lifestyle precinct will transform into DRM Bazaar Markets to showcase some of the region’s best growers, makers and food operators. The ever-evolving vision for the precinct is to deliver a localised food and entertainment-centric experience that is influenced by some of the greatest markets in the world. With both indoor and outdoor seating and over 600 car parks available at the precinct, visitors can also enjoy the enticing fare of onsite outlets Sugar Creek Smokehouse and Posadas Cantina. DRM is located along the Gold Coast/ Brisbane growth corridor and is easily accessible from the M1 Motorway.
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TAKE ME TO THE RIVERLAND
Ricca Terra Farms are blazing new trails in the Riverland wine region. WORDS TONY HARPER
HOW CAN I DESCRIBE Ashley Ratcliff to readers who have never met him? I’ll no doubt fail abysmally, but here’s an attempt. Ashley is a youthful 40-something-ish; down to earth but clever; gregarious, but in a measured, gentle kind of way; thoughtful, upbeat, energetic and – so it seems – ready to challenge conventional wisdom. Which is what he and wife Holly have done with Ricca Terra Farms: they have made the Riverland sexy. Not so long ago that would have seemed an impossible task. Winding back the clock only a decade or so, Riverland wine was the polar opposite of sexy. Despite the fact that it is our country’s largest wine region – in terms of geographical plantings, production and number of makers – it has empirically been focussed on the low end of the market. High volume brands at low cost. And it has done its job well, punching out heaps of tasty (but generally uninspiring) wine into the Australian and overseas markets. But because it is hard to craft Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon and even Shiraz into something special when they are grown in a place as warm as the Riverland, there was very little scope for Riverland wines to rock the conventional boat. Too arid, too hot. Ricca Terra has changed that focus, with an ever-evolving collection of wines that rely less and less on the classic French varieties; more and more on the lesser-known grapes of Italy, Spain and Portugal. And Ashley has altered his land management to use less irrigation, improve his soils and –in the process – makes his vines happier. In retrospect (like so many things) it seems obvious.
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It makes sense to plant varieties that are suited to the conditions, rather than stuffing conventional varieties into a hole they don’t fit. But it takes both intellect and courage to take that step; to trailblaze. And viticulture is very different from growing cabbages or potatoes, making beer or crafting chocolates; it takes years of effort and expense to establish a vineyard and get the vines mature enough to gain a meaningful harvest. And then … it’s a once a year harvest … so winegrowers don’t have the luxury of brewers, for example, who can trial a new beer recipe every month, week, day, until they get it right. For winegrowers … it’s annual. Will the public want a Riverland Fiano, or is that a ludicrous idea? But in a relatively short time, Ricca Terra has succeeded brilliantly at convincing us that, given the right grapes and a caretaker who understands his vines and land, the Riverland can make wines that are not only tasty, and interesting … but also meaningful. Bullets Before Cannonballs for example; my favourite of the whole Ricca Terra family. It’s a red based on Tempranillo (Spanish), Shiraz, Lagrein (northern Italy) and Lambrusco (also Italian, but perhaps not what you think), morphed into a bright, juicy, savoury-meetssucculent delicious thing. It doesn’t fall down the Beaujolais/Gamay/hipsterred rabbit-hole of juicy fruit and no backbone. This has backbone … and oodles of flavour. There’s Ricca Terra ‘Arinto’ (a well known variety in Portugal, but just a newcomer to Australia), fermented and aged in seasoned barrels. It’s a grape that loves heat, thrives on it, retaining freshness and acidity in conditions that would make Chardonnay melt.
There are maybe half a dozen Australian producers playing with the variety, and the Ricca Terra version, at least in my experience, is by far the best: bright, textural, hints of herb, hints of lemon, but medium-weight rather than lean. Delicious. I picture it with a plate of grilled sardines, a bowl of mussels perhaps … something sea-foody. And ‘Juicy June’, the Ricca Terra play on Beaujolais and the light, bright almost-reds that are currently so popular. But rather than Gamay, Ricca Terra makes the wine from Negroamaro (indigenous to southern Italy) and Grenache (southern France). Juicy June is light in colour, she is as juicy as her name would lead you to believe, she is crunchy, fresh and bouncy, she is simply delicious. The Ricca Terra story isn’t confined to the Ricca Terra brand. Plenty of grapes from the vineyards are sold to other producers and appear in some wellknown bottles. And Ricca Terra has a couple of sibling brands – 22o Halo that sits as a kind of gobetween for people new to emerging varieties, and Terra do Rio, which is dedicated to Portuguese varieties. Let’s leave Ricca Terra for a moment, and fastforward to 2050. It’s less than 30 years from now, and a year by when our politicians will need to have made good on their emissions policies. Me … I don’t think it’s anywhere near soon enough or radical enough to save our species and our planet in the long term. But that’s another story. For now, let’s just imagine the global viticultural landscape. We are close to two degrees warmer across the planet.
Our polar caps have diminished, exacerbating the problem. The Champagne region is too warm to make that wonderful, bubbly wine that created and kept its fame for nearly three centuries. Tasmania is producing delicious Shiraz, just like the Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale once did, until they became too hot. They are now growing Nero d’Avola. England is the new Champagne (just too wet to do it gracefully), Chablis is the new Burgundy, and Burgundy is growing Grenache. So … let's thank Ashley and all the like-minded people that decided Australia could benefit from looking ahead, and looking abroad to what varieties can cope best with our arid, warm climate, and the challenges that the following 28 years will bring. Is it the answer? Not for global warming. But if, in your dotage, you would like a glass of Australian wine that has panache, I reckon the likes of Ashley Ratcliff should be toasted with a glass of something unfamiliar, for now, but bound to be more familiar in an alarmingly short time.
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Know What’s in Your Whisky
Bruichladdich, Scotland’s most loved single malt whisky, has launched their new Know What’s in Your Whisky campaign. Created to provide more education and awareness around factors affecting the flavour in single malt, the campaign includes an innovative bottle, created for The Classic Laddie, that gives a deeper insight into each drink recipe. Drinkers simply enter a code online to uncover their bottle’s unique recipe, learning where the barley is grown and the condition of the cask. Available at Woolworths Group, Coles Liquor Group and leading independent stores.
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Micro magic
Located within the iconic Eagle Street Pier precinct, City Winery Brisbane is a working micro-winery sourcing grapes from across Australia's key growing regions and bringing them to the city where Winemaker Dave Cush creates delicious wine. Replicating the Cellar Door experience, during vintage guests can see grapes fermenting or sample fresh wine from the tank, while at other times of the year they can take part in classes or tasting sessions. The venue also boasts an extensive selection of top-quality dining options. City Winery’s wine making classes and guided tastings are offered as part of Kiff & Culture's private food and drink experiences.
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Beautiful Botanicals
Tread Softly has launched two delicious gins featuring delicate botanicals, beautifully presented in a gorgeous floral bottle. Infused with juniper, jasmine and native citrus characters, Tread Softly Dry Gin is a refined style that tastes great with tonic or soda, while Tread Softly Pink Gin is evocative and aromatically charged on the nose, perfect with tonic and a slice of orange. For every six bottles of gin sold, Tread Softly will plant one native Australian tree to help restore deforested bushland. RRP $59.99 each.
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Wet & Dry
Led by savoury and light salty notes creating an umami finish, Regal Rogue Daring Dry marries a grassy Orange, NSW, organic Sauvignon Blanc with native Anise Myrtle, Quandong and Native Thyme, followed by white pepper, gentian, olive leaf and juniper. Prepare the perfect Dripping Wet Martini using 1:1 Regal Rogue Daring Dry with vodka or a dry gin. Add olives and ice to serve.
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BY THE BEACH Noosa’s Fairshore Beachfront Apartments are the perfect spot for a little rest and relaxation. WORDS ANGELA ORAM WHEN NOOSA COMES UP in conversation you’re not alone if your thoughts swing to lazy days spent on the beach or in a pool enjoying the soothing sounds of waves lapping the sand. Throw in your besties, the family and some amazing food and there will no doubt be memories made to last a lifetime. With a birthday to celebrate and a little R&R needed, Hubby and I decided it was time for us to get our Noosa on. Relaxation and truly embracing Noosa’s spectacular beach were top of our priority list for this getaway so we chose Fairshore Beachfront Apartments. >>
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The direct beachfront apartment was large, with a full kitchen and a view that was more spectacular than the photographs. The balcony was the perfect spot for our morning coffee and the colour of the sky at sunset was beautiful. The location is also very convenient, allowing access to the beach and restaurants from your balcony or through to Hastings Street from the front entrance. Well-appointed and providing a wide range of facilities, these apartments offer the ideal holiday accommodation for a group or family, and enjoying each other’s company around the pool or on the beach is easy. There are three barbecues, an entertainment area overlooking the heated pool and beach, spa, wading pool, airconditioned gym and games room. Lovely, grassed areas are set up with lounge seating to relax in during the day or stargaze at night.
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The buzz of Hastings Street is close by with shopping and supplies on hand. The restaurants along the beachfront are amazing, with both the view and cuisine making for an unforgettable experience. We secured a booking at Sails Restaurant, a must to visit while in Noosa, where we indulged in a late lunch and chatted the afternoon away over a bottle of Pinot. They weren’t rushing us out the door and we walked, aka stumbled, away feeling very relaxed and pleasantly sated. If you’re a morning person, you’ll make plenty of friends during your stay. The beachfront comes alive early in the day with runners, walkers, and swimming groups. If you’re up for a walk through Noosa National Park in the morning you can follow the picturesque coastline to Hells Gates, a five kilometre path with stops along the way at lookouts and coves.
During our stroll, we were treated with a show of dolphins playing from the aptly named Dolphin Point. Holiday makers and locals are also out being active surfing, kayaking, and paddling a SUP at this time of day. Long lazy breakfasts are easy with plenty of dine in or take away options. We couldn’t resist grabbing an Acai bowl from Hastings Street and soaking up the sun on our deck after an early morning of adventure. The pool at Fairshore Beachfront Apartments was the place to be during the day. It is sheltered from any wind and surrounded by comfy sun lounges and umbrellas, making it the perfect spot to read a book (or your latest Cove magazine). Noosa, we’ll be back soon. Next time we’ll be taking our favourite people and staying beachfront a little longer.
Celebrate Australia’s unique food and wine on board Queen Elizabeth Cunard’s first dedicated culinary cruise on board the luxurious Queen Elizabeth will celebrate Australia’s unique food and wine, and will be joined by some of Australia’s culinary royalty including Matt Moran and Mark Olive.
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Setting sail in January 2023, Cunard’s inaugural Great Australian Culinary Voyage offers you a wonderful opportunity to indulge in your love of food and wine while enjoying a summer cruise on Queen Elizabeth to Tasmania. Taste exceptional dishes, learn about Indigenous ingredients, sample beautiful Australian drops and immerse yourselves in unique local food experiences on our bespoke shore excursions. Some of Australia’s most coveted chefs, wine makers and food critics will shine the spotlight on Australia’s culinary uniqueness and diversity. Exclusive dishes created by talented Australian food icons will make this an unmissable experience for all food enthusiasts. Darren Purchese
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FACTS & FIGURES
SOPHISTICATING BITCOIN As Bitcoin gains popularity, how do high-value investors consider an allocation for their portfolio? WORDS MONOCHROME FOUNDER & CEO, JEFF YEW BITCOIN AND THE BROADER ‘CRYPTO’ industry have been the subject of great interest over the past decade – often polarising those who engage with it. Regardless of personal views on the digital asset class, it is gaining mainstream attention. Bitcoin also happens to be a large part of my life. I first heard about Bitcoin in 2013. By 2015, I was well invested in a journey of finding what made this magic internet money tick. Fast forward to almost 10 years later, I had made the asset class a core part of my career, having founded Binance Australia and served as the CEO for over 3 years. As I saw the industry gaining traction, I also saw a lack of options in how institutional investors could access crypto assets in a safe and compliant manner. Stepping away from the crypto exchange space, I set out to build a company that was able to meet the sophisticated needs of institutional investors in both education, product and service. This company is Monochrome Asset Management. Monochrome was founded on the belief that investors should be able to invest in Bitcoin through a regulated, safe, and secure vehicle. Today, Australian retail consumers commonly trade on crypto exchanges, which have yet to be regulated, exposing investors to its own set of risks due to the lack of traditional investor protection frameworks. The Monochrome team brings together a rich blend of traditional finance experts, coupled with
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deep digital asset experience, creating a truly unique skill-set that is highly specialised and rare to come by in the market. Monochrome’s f lagship produc t , the Monochrome Bitcoin Fund, offered through a wholesale unitised vehicle, provides safe access for sophisticated investors such as high-networth individuals and family offices who want exposure to Bitcoin, but don’t have the time to engage with the complexities needed to navigate it safely themselves, or want a traditional compliant investment vehicle which fits within familiar Australian accounting and taxation frameworks. The attraction to Bitcoin for many investors is the disconnect from global interest rate cycles or underlying economic activity as it is not directly
linked to commercially driven commodity prices or central bank monetary policy. It is truly decentralised from the monetary economy which is dominated by mainstream financial institutions. The Monochrome team is also in the process of preparing to launch its own Bitcoin Exchange Traded Fund, opening the door for retail investors to dip their toe into the Bitcoin pond. If you’re interested to learn more about Monochrome, or want to understand more about the world of crypto assets but don’t know where to start, I encourage you to contact our expert team on info@monochrome.co or 07 3608 5599 to have a discussion.
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FACTS & FIGURES
CREATING A CONNECTION Boutique family law firm, Richardson Murray, offer a private, personal service for their clients. ESTABLISHED IN 2021 by well-respected family lawyers Anton Richardson and Stephanie Murray, Richardson Murray is a boutique family and relationship law firm located in the heart of the Gold Coast. According to Anton and Stephanie, many clients no longer favour large corporate law or commercial litigation law firms that also offer family law representation. “Clients would rather confide in a family law firm with caring, understanding legal professionals who are sensitive to their needs,” says Anton. “Stephanie and I are very proud of our boutique style of family law and we are committed to achieving positive outcomes while minimising stress, limiting delays and avoiding unnecessary legal expense. Richardson Murray provides private representation to individuals while offering them a shoulder to lean on through what is a sensitive and emotional journey. “Over the years we have learned that clients want a family law firm they can trust, with lawyers who are best in class and committed to excellence. “Family Law is a very specialised area of law that requires lawyers who practice exclusively in the field.
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“Our firm practices only in family law and provide our clients with an exceptional quality of legal service and client care,” says Anton. To this end, the Richardson Murray Mediation Centre has been established to promote an alternative means to dispute resolution than Court proceedings. Providing custom designed and built facilities with fully catered meeting rooms and boardrooms for mediation, collaborative law and arbitrations, the Mediation Centre is located beside the Richardson Murray offices in The Wave building, Broadbeach. “We were focused on the Broadbeach location because of the convenience to our clients and the availability of ample free parking right in the heart of the Gold Coast,” Anton said. “Richardson Murray represents clients from all parts of the Gold Coast, so having such a central location is of utmost importance.” As a Queensland Law Society Accredited Specialist in family law, Stephanie is well qualified to assist clients through every step of the journey. “Our clients are our utmost consideration and we are fully committed to ensuring that your needs are met,” she said.
“We listen to your story, advise as to the law, discuss options and make recommendations, develop a strategy that suits your individual circumstances, then achieve results.” Offering empathy and expertise, Richardson Murray is able to guide clients through the maze of Family Law. “We take the emotion out of decision making while still providing comfort and reassurance,” Stephanie explains. “Our clients are well informed from the outset as to the path that we will take and what to expect along the way. “At Richardson Murray, anything less than excellence is not good enough. “We go above and beyond to ensure results and client satisfaction so that you can move on with the next chapter of your life. We Go Further.” With personable experts, personalised service and a specialised approach, there is no doubt that Richardson Murray is setting a new standard for family law firms on the Gold Coast and in Queensland. richardson-murray.law
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A NEW DIGITAL EXPERIENCE HAS ARRIVED Kollosche is excited to unveil our brand new website and deliver a superior user experience for our vendors, buyers, landlords and prospective tenants. The custom-built website is the culmination of 12 months’ strategic planning, led by Kollosche’s Digital arm in close consultation with our senior management team. The website launch follows a year of innovation and growth for Kollosche, having recently been named Digital Excellence Agency of the Year at the Australian Real Estate Results Awards. We invite you to explore the new site and look forward to hearing your feedback.
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Prestige Property Magazine
Welcome Home Edition 20 | May 2022
Our Seven-Figure City As data from the past year is collated and shared, a clearer picture is emerging of how unprecedented price growth has reshaped the Gold Coast property market.
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old Coast real estate has been a standout performer in the first quarter of 2022, defying the signs of a slowdown playing out in most capital city markets. Regional Australia continues to record a substantially higher rate of growth than the capital cities over the three months to March, according to CoreLogic. Combined regional housing values increased by 5.7% – that’s more than three times the growth reported in capital cities where housing values rose by a modest 1.8%. The enduring strength of the Gold Coast’s prestige sector continues to be driven by low stock levels, buyer demand and a lust for lifestyle following two years of Covid restrictions. As market data from the previous year is collated and shared, a clearer picture is also emerging of how unprecedented price growth has shaped our local market. House values on the Gold Coast jumped around 36% in the past 12 months, and unit prices about 27%. The city’s median house value now sits at $901,750. Once considered a prestige purchase, owning a $1,000,000-plus property on the Gold Coast has become the new norm following a year of rapid property price growth. A total of 5,896 Gold Coast properties sold for $1 million or more last year, the latest CoreLogic data shows, making more homeowners real estate millionaires than ever before. To offer some context, the number of seven-figure sales almost doubled during the Covid period when compared with 3,378 during the same period the previous year. Domain’s latest House Price Report names Mermaid Beach as the second most expensive Queensland suburb –
after Sunshine Beach – following a 42.6% leap in the median house price to $2.375 million in December 2021.
new build at 150 Sir Bruce Small
According to realestate.com.au, Miami registered the highest price growth over the past year, with the median house price rising from $933,500 to $1,480,000.
Sellers Martin and Dina Kenins, who
While hindsight is sore consolation for some, those who rolled the dice on real estate during the height of Covid uncertainty two years ago are now reaping the rewards.
Boulevard, Benowa Waters known as The Lakehouse. operate as Kenins Developments, took inspiration from Los Angeles' most glamorous mega-mansions to achieve an ultra modern two-level design capitalising on wide water views across a private lake. An extensive cross-media marketing campaign attracted a Brisbane buyer
Eoghan Murphy and I sold a two-level penthouse in a boutique building overlooking the ocean in Miami at auction last month for $8,125,000.
whose offer of $6,335,000 was enough
The sale price established a new benchmark for the Marine Parade strip, and marked a tidy gain of $2,375,000 for the vendor who purchased well in October 2020 for $5,750,000.
for Benowa Waters and establishes a
With property values growing steadily during the first quarter of 2022, conditions remain favourable for those who are in a position to sell. Jamie Harrison led an impressive marketing campaign on an exceptional
4/142 Marine Parade, Miami
to secure the keys prior to the planned 29 April auction. The sale price sets a new suburb record new price benchmark for residences fronting the lake that is bordered by Sir Bruce Small Boulevard, Edinburgh Road and Annies Court. The Lakehouse campaign is an excellent case study in what can be achieved for a prestige property that is presented, positioned and promoted to the market strategically.
Penthouses Prove Popular Beachside penthouses have been hot property during Q1 2022 with a string of high profile residences changing hands at premium prices. That demand is being led by downsizers shopping for spacious apartments rich in amenities and located in lifestyle hubs near the beach, dining and shopping precincts. 150/59 Pacific Street, Main Beach
A limited supply of established penthouse stock is further driving premium price points with few developments completed in key locations for some time. The Xanadu penthouse, at 150/59 Pacific Street, Main Beach sold in less than two weeks for $7,000,000 in a deal sealed by Duncan Longmore and myself on 14 April. The Oscar on Main Penthouse, positioned beachside at 93/1-9 Hughes Avenue, Main Beach, sold on 31 March for $6,600,000 through myself and Claire Dai. The iconic Burleigh Surf Penthouse, at 31I/238 The Esplanade, Miami sold for $5,000,000 on 21 March to a Melbourne developer who flew to the Gold Coast to seal a deal through Kollosche’s Matt Lanyon and Rob Lamb. The Aria Penthouse, offering 685m2 on Albert Avenue in Broadbeach, changed hands for $4,800,000 in an off market sale last month, handled by Nick Lapenna and myself.
150 Sir Bruce Small Boulevard, Benowa Waters
32I/238 The Esplanade, Miami
Those hunting for large luxury apartments are advised to get in touch with the team and add your details to our database to be the first to hear about new listings, both on and off market. Our team is here to help you to achieve your real estate goals through winter and beyond.
Michael Kollosche
Life is Grand The family who has called the Ultra Broadbeach Penthouse home shares a glimpse of life inside one of the city’s most iconic sky homes. By Janelle Estreich
P
erched high enough to lock eyes with gulls cruising the coastline, the Ultra Broadbeach Penthouse has long been among the Gold Coast’s most revered residences. Occupying levels 30 and 31 of the esteemed DBI-designed building on George Avenue, the Ultra Penthouse combines what was originally two penthouses to achieve an astounding 1,093m2 footprint that includes a private rooftop terrace. The elevation and location afford breathtaking 360-degree views – from the infinite blue of the Pacific Ocean, across the cityscape to Main River, and west where the setting sun ignites the hills of the Gold Coast Hinterland. Soaring ceilings, extensive glazing and lavish finishes deliver a sophisticated sense of style across grand living zones, five spacious bedrooms, six bathrooms and every comfort you might expect to find in a large, high end home. But for all of its impressive selling points, the Ultra Penthouse has been a much treasured home for the late owner and his Melbourne-based family, who have
enlisted Michael Kollosche to present the prestige property to market. “It was our father’s full-time home and we would all visit from Melbourne every couple of months,” says James Grege. “Home is where your parents are and we have many special memories with our family there.”
With a full gourmet kitchen complemented
According to James, the penthouse and
eating in is also appealing inside the
the location were of equal attraction to
penthouse which is perfectly designed
the family who have embraced all of the
for entertaining.
benefits the local lifestyle has to offer.
by a well-equipped butler’s kitchen,
Martinis are best served overlooking
“Dad relocated to the Gold Coast for the
the ocean from the curved cocktail
weather and the lifestyle, but he was most
lounge while the rooftop terrace lends
attracted to Broadbeach because of the
itself to larger gatherings, with a built-in
external amenities,” says James.
barbecue, ice maker, Vintec wine fridge
“Being in the centre of Broadbeach, you’ve
and dishwasher.
got the beach, shopping and restaurants
“The beachfront balcony is ideal for five
all right there around you. Being from
or so people, but you can entertain 20-
Melbourne, the food is a highlight for us.”
30 people up there on the terrace,” says
Local favourites include Bam Bam Bakehouse for breakfast, Koi on
James. “Looking over the city lights at night is something special.”
Surf Parade for lunch and Italian or
Private relaxation and recreation are
Japanese for dinner at one of The Star’s
encouraged – unwind in the steam room,
top-notch restaurants.
work up a sweat in the gym and cool
off in the rooftop pool before retreating to the massage room, conveniently located off the master bedroom. Shared residents amenities include a heated lap pool, floodlit tennis court, Zen meditation gardens, theatrette and lounge. For those seeking the luxury of space, the grand sense of scale across the two-level design makes the penthouse feel every bit the supersize sky home. “There is no compromise on space in this penthouse and everything – from the living areas, to the bedrooms and bathrooms – is grand in size,” says James. “It’s like living in a house on top of a building, rather than an apartment inside a building. “Anyone looking for the best of both worlds, especially coming from Sydney or
Melbourne, this is an ideal seaside escape or a primary residence. “You’ve got eight car parks, secure access via a lift, rubbish removal taken care of, great internet coverage, this penthouse has all of the creature comforts of a fullyfunctional home. “To arrive here and enjoy such a beautiful space always leaves me thinking, ‘Wow, does it get any better than this?’”
Ultra Penthouse, 3001 & 3002 / 14 George Avenue, Broadbeach is scheduled for auction on 22 May at 11am. For a private inspection, contact Michael Kollosche on 04111 888 15 or Jay Helprin on 0407 894 775.
Penthouse Perfection, Over 1,000m2 of Unrivalled Luxury
Ultra Penthouse - 3001 & 3002/14 George Avenue, Broadbeach Scan for Listing
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Auction On-Site, Sunday 22 May at 11am 5
6.5
8
1,093m2*
When you desire exquisite luxury, no-expense-spared finishes and unrivalled 360-degree coastal panoramas, only Ultra Broadbeach will do. The pinnacle of penthouse living, it's revered as one of the largest and most lavish sky-homes on the Gold Coast. Spanning the 30th and 31st floors of this contemporary beachside complex, architecture becomes art in this 1,093m2 sanctuary. Encased in full-height glass and illuminated in natural light, everywhere you gaze offers an iconic view. From
For Further Details Contact Michael Kollosche 04111 888 15 Jay Helprin 0407 894 775
the sparkling Pacific Ocean, city skyline, Main River and lush hinterland, there's no better place to soak up spectacular sunrises and sunsets than here. It's also the perfect place to entertain in absolute style, with multiple indoor and outdoor zones designed for unforgettable events. A gourmet kitchen and butler's pantry provide superior appliances to cater for events, complemented by formal and informal living and dining zones and a vast beachfront balcony.
*approximate
Sanctuary in the City
1/28 Lennie Avenue, Main Beach Scan for Listing
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Auction at Kollosche Head Office, 12-14 Albert Avenue, Broadbeach Friday 13 May at 11am 3
4
3
432m2*
Discover a world of indulgent bliss, with an inner-city sanctuary that feels far removed from urban living. Moments from iconic Tedder Ave in Main Beach, step behind the secure gatehouse to where a world of tranquillity awaits. Fringed in tropical foliage and softly streaming water features, this sets the tone for serenity that follows you throughout this luxe, 4-level villa with lift.
For Further Details Contact Duncan Longmore 0419 611 792 Michael Kollosche 04111 888 15
Released for sale for the first time in 16 years and built to a superior standard, it’s a residence of revelations: where every room has a story to share and wherever you look, there’s something strikingly beautiful that catches your eye. From the designer kitchen with acclaimed Miele appliances and adjoining dining zone to the sunken lounge with gas fireplace and beyond to the alfresco area with a traditional tea house, there is much to love.
*approximate
Prized Location and Private Waterfront Position
90 Monaco Street, Broadbeach Waters Scan for Listing
Auction On-Site, Friday 20 May at 1pm 5 14.4m
3
2 505m2*
655m2
Anchored on the tip of the Golden Triangle and in a prestigious Gold Coast street, "Halcyon" is a home to remember. Perched on a private and peaceful 655m2 waterfront allotment that adjoins leafy parklands, it's light and bright throughout. High ceilings enhance the sense of space, with large scale picture windows and bifold doors framing the idyllic water vistas. Enjoy
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these from the open plan kitchen, living and dining zone, which seamlessly connects with an alfresco terrace. Ideal for entertaining, you can look forward to long lunches with loved ones while soaking up the canal views from here. A pool offers respite on steamy summer days, and boaties will appreciate the private pontoon onsite. Multiple living zones grace this two-storey home, including a sound-proof media room and upper-level lounge.
*approximate
Riverside Opulence for the Connoisseur
5681 Anchorage Terrace, Sanctuary Cove Scan for Listing
Expressions of Interest 6
For Further Details Contact Michael Kollosche 04111 888 15 Sam Guo 0423 064 310 Julia Kuo 0402 668 885
6
5
35m
1,161m2*
2,360m2
Picture a serene, two storey, perfectly landscaped riverside sanctuary of breathtaking elegance and finesse located amongst the most prestigious of neighbours in an enviable locale and dressed with bespoke furnishings and objet d’art garnered from all parts of the world. Welcome to ‘Loloma’, Sanctuary Cove’s finest. Occupying a north-east oriented 2,360m2 double block and boasting 35m of prized main river frontage with a 24m pontoon to accommodate an 80ft vessel, along with every conceivable luxury both indoors and out, this is a unique residence crafted for the connoisseur for whom quality is non-negotiable and entertaining a passion. Flaunting opulent design without restraint, crystal chandeliers in the amazing foyer meet rustic Moroccan fittings in the outdoor kitchen. It goes without saying that the six superbly equipped bedrooms and ensuites are amazing, as is the kitchen, the butler's pantry with refrigerated walk-in cellar and show-stopping dining and games rooms. FIRB approval is not required for international purchasers. *approximate
Palatial Waterfront Luxury with Dazzling Views
60 Admiralty Drive, Paradise Waters Scan for Listing
Expressions of Interest 5 23m
6.5 1,418m2*
12 1,094m2
Architectural ingenuity and attention to detail dazzle in this magnificent four level fivebedroom residence located on 1,094 square metres of prime land in the elite Paradise Waters. The chandelier enhanced foyer sets the stage, leading into the designer kitchen and lavish
For Further Details Contact Sam Guo 0423 064 310 Julia Kuo 0402 668 885 Michael Kollosche 04111 888 15
living areas, which spill outdoors to undercover poolside dining, outdoor kitchen and the large floating pontoon. Upstairs, a cinema boasts an impressive bar, connecting to yet another large balcony with far reaching views across the wide water, CBD and the Hinterland. Panoramic water views are superb, serene by day and magical by night when the city and surrounds present their glittering light show. Balconies and patios abound, accessed from elegant bedrooms and the magnificent primary suite with a dressing room and spa ensuite.
*approximate
Sold
$6,600,000
93/1-9 Hughes Avenue, Main Beach
Michael Kollosche 04111 888 15 michael@kollosche.com.au
Claire Dai 0432 318 746 claire@kollosche.com.au
Sold
$8,125,000
4/142 Marine Parade, Miami
Eoghan Murphy 0421 197 720 eoghan@kollosche.com.au
Michael Kollosche 04111 888 15 michael@kollosche.com.au
Harry Kakavas 0401 379 248 harry@kollosche.com.au
"When we decided to sell our dream home we asked our broad network of friends and business contacts one simple question: If you were selling your home, who would you trust? The overwhelming response was: Michael Kollosche. We quickly came to realise that working with Michael isn’t one person – it’s a team of professionals, who are obsessed with outstanding service and communication. Being a riverfront acreage lifestyle resort, our home is quite unique. It was, at one stage, the third most-viewed property in Australia – that is how widespread, respected, and effective the Kollosche brand is. In only one month on the market we had numerous buyers and a frenzy of offers, resulting in a sale price greater than our advertised price. We could not be happier with the people and the process." - Angela and Dennis (Sellers)
Sold
$13,000,000
640 Nerang Broadbeach Road, Carrara
Michael Kollosche 04111 888 15 michael@kollosche.com.au
The Six-Star Service Team As well as running the business with 25 lead agents and a number of sales associates, Kollosche Managing Director Michael Kollosche is also a Selling Principal. Michael has his own dedicated team to assist with all aspects of the sales process, working together to achieve the highest value of total sales of any individual agent team on the Gold Coast in 2021. To achieve that level of success, role clarity is extremely important in creating a seamless experience and premium results for Michael’s valued clients.
Meet the Team
For a six-star service experience, contact Michael Kollosche
Michael Kollosche MANAGING DIRECTOR AND SELLING PRINCIPAL
04111 888 15 “In our business, the client comes first, the brand comes second and the team comes third. As long as both seller and buyer have the best experience when dealing with our team, then we’ve done our jobs.”
Jay Helprin
Suzie Dorsett
Moana Cooper
SALES ASSOCIATE
BUSINESS MANAGER
CLIENT SERVICES MANAGER
0407 894 775
0418 269 132
0409 717 179
“My role is to assist Michael by following
“It’s my job to arrange all forms and
“My role is to build a relationship
up enquiries, showing properties to
legal documentation to prepare a
with the vendor and handle all of
buyers and updating sellers. My goal is
property. We’re fortunate to see
the marketing elements of a
to free up Michael’s time to work with
the most beautiful properties on
campaign. I align myself with
buyers, negotiate and produce a better
the Gold Coast which fuels my
Michael’s attention to detail to deliver
outcome for vendors.”
passion for real estate.”
a six-star service experience.”
Immaculate Elegance in North Point Estate
2 Catana Crescent, Hope Island Scan for Listing
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Expressions of Interest 4
2.5
2
250m2*
422m2
Discover a home of elegance and style in the sought-after North Point Estate with this immaculate entertainer. Spanning two levels and boasting a seamless integration with the outdoors, enjoy a designer kitchen with stone benches and Bosch appliances plus an open plan living and dining zone. Slider doors create an uninterrupted flow from the indoors to the alfresco deck, ready for you to host guests. Trimmed with electric blinds for privacy and weather protection, it overlooks
For Further Details Contact Claire Dai 0432 318 746 Gloria Wang 0426 241 900
the brand new fibreglass, mineral pool with a water feature. Along with a media room, the home also presents with four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a powder room. Rest and rejuvenate in the spacious master suite with a walk-in robe and ensuite with rain shower feature. A low maintenance yard, oversized double garage plus parking for a boat, jet ski or caravan also awaits and it’s an easy 800m stroll to Hope Island Marketplace.
*approximate
Iconic Main Beach Penthouse
103/3645 Main Beach Parade, Main Beach Scan for Listing
Contact Agent 3
For Further Details Contact Rob Lamb 0405 608 601 Duncan Longmore 0419 611 792
4
2
540m2*
Uninterrupted views never fail to impress from this expansive 'De Ville' penthouse, perfectly positioned opposite the beach and popular Surf Life Saving Club. With 540m2 of area divided between two levels, this penthouse is an ideal Gold Coast getaway for large families or those seeking a permanent residence downsizing from a significant home. Capture spectacular ocean vistas through a wall of glass windows that runs the entire length of the apartment. Each of the three bedrooms comes complete with their own private ensuite, the master ocean facing to appreciate those stunning sunrises. Offering multiple living zones, there is ample room on each level to relish within your own private sanctuary or connect in any of the lounge areas. Access the vast rooftop area on level 27 via the internal elevator or stairs. This level is all about entertaining or relaxing from any of the indoor and outdoor areas (including rooftop pool) that capture stunning sunrises and sunsets all year round. *approximate
A First Class Finish Decades of experience and years of careful planning are set to establish a new benchmark in contemporary beachside living for the most discerning Main Beach buyers. By Janelle Estreich
I
n the thriving Gold Coast luxury apartment market, the finer details are what separates the best from the rest. And the details don’t come more meticulous than inside Drift, an exceptional residents-only development approved for a unique north-facing site in the heart of Main Beach. The project is the product of two years’ careful planning by Gold Coast-based GDI Group, whose director Dean Gallagher lends 30 years’ experience as a licensed builder and second generation developer.
residences, ranging from three-bedroom
First-class finishes elevate Drift to a
half floors to four-bedroom whole floor
standard that’s unsurpassed in Main Beach
residences and a two-level penthouse with
where discerning buyers will no doubt
five bedrooms and a rooftop terrace.
appreciate the diligent attention to detail.
North-facing balconies will capture
The pinnacle of opulence comes in the
exceptional ocean to hinterland view lines
form of an exquisite freestanding bathtub,
and allow residents to maximise use of
carved from a single slab of Calacatta
their outdoor areas year-round.
marble and taking pride of place inside
An entire level of Drift is devoted to resident health and wellbeing, including a heated infinity-edge pool, cold therapy
each master ensuite on Levels 23-27, known as The Penthouse Collection, as well as inside The Penthouse.
pool, magnesium spas, infrared sauna and
This stunning statement piece sets a
steam rooms, as well as rooms for yoga,
sophisticated tone that is carried across
Dean engaged Plus Architecture to capture the vision for a boutique collection of upmarket residences rich in luxury features, premium finishes and generous lifestyle amenities.
massage and outdoor spaces in which
a carefully curated palette of finishes
residents and their guests can gather.
throughout each residence and all
Drift is set to rise 30 levels at 16-18 Hughes Avenue, Main Beach and will deliver 46
“Absolutely everything has been thought
common areas.
of,” says Dean. “The term downsizer doesn’t
Engineered oak flooring on internal
really apply to Drift because each residence
living areas sits perfectly flush to outdoor
offers everything you would find in a large
travertine tiles for a seamless transition,
home. There are no compromises.”
while a curved island bench finished in
16-18 Hughes Ave. Main Beach
FOR MORE INFORMATION Corey Gilmore 0416 217 774 Duncan McInnes 0418 761 822 honed Caesarstone is a focal point in the kitchen. Premium brands such as Miele, Gaggenau and Sub-Zero stand out among top of the range appliances, while Brodware tapware and Spiggy Italian door handles in beautiful bronzed tones lend sculpture and style. Beyond any aesthetic appeal, the detail extends to more functional features such motorised blinds and curtains, while custom-made doggie doors allow easy exit to a dedicated outdoor area while owners are out. Car parks will have provision to charge electric vehicles and there’s storage above
each car space as well as lockable storage rooms for each residence on level one. The Drift Display Suite – located at 18 Tedder Avenue, Main Beach – offers a first-hand flavour of the detail inside Drift. Kollosche agents Duncan McInnes and Corey Gilmore are on hand Monday to Sunday, 10am to 4pm to guide you through the project and answer any questions. “From the moment you arrive at Drift, the details are designed to create a living experience unlike anything that’s come before for Main Beach,” says Duncan. “Having seen my share of high end projects over the past 30 years, Drift is truly special.”
VISIT THE DRIFT DISPLAY SUITE 18 Tedder Avenue, Main Beach Monday to Sunday, 10am-4pm
Three Level East and North-East Waterfront Entertainer with Internal Lift
27 Midshipman Court, Paradise Waters Scan for Listing
Auction On-Site, Saturday 7 May at 1pm 5
5.5
6
32.6m
973m2*
903m2
Modern, master-built and set against the backdrop of exquisite city skyline views, this luxury waterfront residence is designed for those who demand excellence. Spanning three levels (all accessible via a lift) and anchored on a north-east facing 903m2 block with 32.6m of sandy beach frontage, it's a sublime statement of living and entertaining. Multiple places to relax or host guests await, including a formal lounge with fireplace and light-filled living and dining oasis that
For Further Details Contact Sam Guo 0423 064 310 Julia Kuo 0402 668 885
basks in beautiful pool, water and city vistas. A sprawling, sun-drenched space that adjoins the gourmet kitchen, bifold doors ensure a seamless flow from here onto the alfresco terrace. Gather poolside or riverside with loved ones for celebrations or simply unwind and enjoy the pictureperfect panoramas. Constructed from solid concrete and with suspended concrete slabs, no expense has been spared in the creation of this grand scale home.
*approximate
Prestigious, Point Position Entertainer
1 Rowes Court, Sorrento Scan for Listing
Expressions of Interest 5
7
9
67.9m
1,228m2*
2,220m2
Set against the backdrop of iconic and expansive city skyline views and anchored on a prime north-east facing allotment, this grand Main River estate delivers a prestigious lifestyle. Rising up from a 2,220m2 point position block and flanked by an exceptional 67.9m of Nerang River frontage, all you need for effortless entertaining awaits in this award-winning former MBA Home of the Year. Complete with a gourmet kitchen that features Miele appliances and a commercial
For Further Details Contact Sam Guo 0423 064 310 Julia Kuo 0402 668 885
cool room, select from a multitude of options when hosting family and friends. Two lounge areas enjoy wet bar amenities, with the formal dining zone crowned by an approx. 10m void, with glass that stretches from floor to ceiling to illuminate the enticing views. Outdoors is another perfect place for dinner and drinks - settle back on the vast wraparound terrace that overlooks the enormous infinity edge pool.
*approximate
Four Sales in One Week 124 Edinburgh Road, Benowa Waters
SOLD $3,700,000 STREET RECORD
A21-1 'Rivage Royale' 75 Brighton Parade, Southport
SOLD $2,900,000 PRIOR TO AUCTION FOR A PREMIUM PRICE
38 Rumrunner Street, Mermaid Waters
SOLD $2,750,000 UNDER THE HAMMER FOR A PREMIUM PRICE
9 Maryland Avenue, Carrara
SOLD $2,600,000 UNDER THE HAMMER FOR A PREMIUM PRICE
Financial Year 2021/2022 so far has seen Total Sales to Date of
$161,690,000
Partner with award winning team Sam and Julia to achieve a premium price for your property. Sam Guo 0423 064 310 Julia Kuo 0402 668 885
10 Cent Tom is searching for a secure covered site between Surfers Paradise and Burleigh Heads to house up to 200 bins. “Finding a site to store these bins is the next step,” says 10 Cent Tom Charity Director Carolyn Pirie, who supports son Tom to reach his goals.
The Next Step The lovable lad behind 10 Cent Tom is taking his recycling enterprise to the next level and he needs the community's help to make it happen.
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hat started out as a hobby for Robina teenager Tom Pirie has grown into a thriving social enterprise backed by incredible local community support. For the past two years 10 Cent Tom has been collecting cans and bottles to recycle, capturing the heart and support of the Gold Coast with his enthusiasm and determination. Tom has an intellectual impairment and was diagnosed with severe scoliosis at the age of 15 resulting in corrective surgery and steel rods placed permanently in his back. However, that hasn't stopped Tom from growing the 10 Cent Tom network by supplying sponsored blue bins to homes, businesses and events across the Gold Coast. Working with the support of family and a carer, Tom travels across the coast in his small van to collect the containers from each bin, chatting to his “customers” as he goes.
A long-time 10 Cent Tom supporter, Kollosche this month funded the purchase of 80 new bins through the Kollosche Community Fund. Established late last year, the Community Fund collects a percentage of every property sold by Kollosche agents to support special causes by way of donations and sponsorships. “Tom is an inspiration to all of us,” says Kollosche Managing Director Michael Kollosche. “Tom doesn’t see any barriers to his success. He’s out there making a difference and saving to build his own recycling depot so that he can employ
“Community support has enabled Tom to achieve so much and a storage site will take him another step closer to raising funds towards his own depot.” Every 10 cents Tom saves goes towards his ultimate plan to open a 10 Cent Tom Recycling Depot on the Gold Coast and employ people with disabilities to sort containers ready for recycling. Each container Tom recycles as an individual is worth 10 cents, however once 10 Cent Tom secures a depot site the containers collected are valued at 60% more – this would greatly increase 10 Cent Tom’s capacity to employ people with disabilities. “For a person with a disability, regular employment is so much more than income; it provides a sense of purpose, inclusion and social contact with the community,” says Carolyn. “To offer employment opportunities in our own depot is a very powerful motivator.” If you can help 10 Cent Tom in their quest to find a suitable storage site, please share your thoughts via email info@10centtom.com.au or call 0415 968 109.
others with a disability. We are honoured to support Tom in that endeavour.” One storage site has been secured in Labrador and now 10 Cent Tom is calling upon the Gold Coast community to help locate suitable space on the southern end of town under a sponsored lease arrangement.
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Service Without Limits What started out as a pick-up and delivery service for the elderly who couldn’t leave their homes during the first Covid outbreak in March 2020, has grown into so much more.
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hen a small band of volunteers set out to help people in need when Covid first struck two years ago, they could not have imagined how the demand for their services might grow. Serving Our People (SOP) is now a fullyfledged charity with four full-time staff, over 20 casual staff, an advisory board, a team of professional advisors and more than 1000 volunteers. The SOP team now collect and deliver a wide range of items, from meals through to furniture, to those in need on the Gold Coast, Logan, Brisbane and Northern NSW. The largely self-funded service has reached over 50,000 recipients with a wide range of needs in a short period of time. “We went from the pandemic to the Afghan refugee crisis to a natural disaster with so much flooding. It has been an eventful two years,” says SOP CEO and Founder Yas Daniel Matbouly. “People are really suffering and experiencing misfortune on many different levels.” SOP has amplified its impact by partnering up with other charities and services who specialise in issues such as domestic violence, alcoholism, mental health and disability. “The service has evolved into bespoke care, whereby we support individuals and accompany them through their struggles and help them to work through their issues,” says Mr Matbouly. “These issues range from homelessness to a single parent with cancer who can’t pay the bills, to a 97-year-old lady whose house got flooded. “We never wish to turn anyone in need away, but at the same time there are some things that are out of our scope, so we
refer those people to professionals who have that know-how. “There are so many amazing charities out there doing wonderful work and our strength is in our collaborative approach and working together.” SOP also works with restaurants and hotels on the Gold Coast and in Brisbane who donate meals that would otherwise go to waste. Those meals are collected by SOP and delivered to other charities who can serve the food to those who need it. This year SOP is acting on plans to establish what will be Queensland’s first free supermarket. Non perishable food items are collected from various donation points across the city and made available to those who need them the most from SOPLEX - the charity's first official Corporate Head Quarters, located in Mermaid Beach. “That idea has come from the people we are serving,” says Mr Matbouly. “We are constantly asking how we can help, how we can dig deeper and take social action.” Mr Matbouly acknowledges the support and backing from corporate organisations and local businesses in enabling the forward-thinking charity to fast-track its efforts. Many of those who have lent their time and expertise will step out for the Serving Our People Inc. 2nd Annual Gala Fundraising Dinner on Saturday 28 May at The Star Gold Coast.
a second year running, for the gala and also behind the scenes to help in any way we can,” says Managing Director Michael Kollosche. “We are grateful for this platform to give back to our community.” Unwanted furniture from homes listed through Kollosche has been donated to SOP for distribution to flood-affected households, while Kollosche Commercial has leased tenancies within SOPLEX precinct, the revenue from which pays for the charity’s administration. In March, Kollosche donated $25,000 through the Kollosche Community Fund and the New Projects team donated $5,000 last December to support SOP’s Christmas drive. “Corporate and business support is our bloodline,” says Mr Matbouly. “It is so important for the survival of the charity to have Kollosche and all of these businesses supporting us. “I’ve been in the corporate world since 1996 and it’s very refreshing to be so hands-on in doing something with a beautiful purpose. “Our greater goal is to change the mindset of humanity globally by creating consciousness to do an act of service as part of one’s life routine. That could be a daily act, a monthly act or even once a year. There is immense power in the simple act of helping another in need.”
Kollosche is the major sponsor for the gala event which last year raised $441,000 through tickets sales and a lively auction where Kollosche Auctioneer agents put their skills to good use to elicit top dollar for cars, holidays and service packages. “We are extremely proud to throw our support behind Serving Our People for
You can learn more about Serving Our People at www.sop.org.au
Iconic Point Position in the Golden Triangle
21 Sheridan Park Avenue, Broadbeach Waters Scan for Listing
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For Further Details Contact Jay Helprin 0407 894 775 Claire Dai 0432 318 746 Michael Kollosche 04111 888 15
Auction On-Site, Friday 13 May at 1pm 77m
1,378m2
Opportunities such as 21 Sheridan Park Avenue come once or twice in a lifetime. Harness the potential to create a landmark and trophy residence in the famous Golden Triangle, capturing wide water vistas and skyline views from Surfers Paradise to Broadbeach. This substantial 1,378m2 NorthEast orientated point position parcel of land is one of only twelve point positions facing North or East in the Golden Triangle of Broadbeach Waters. 21 Sheridan Park Avenue is the only block with a 40m/131.2ft sandy beach. With 77m/253ft of water frontage, it is among the largest in Broadbeach Waters where the location lends itself to weekends on the water. Access via a private driveway adds to the appeal of this exceptional land offering, located minutes from The Star Casino, Pacific Fair Shopping Centre, restaurants and patrolled surf beaches. Sheridan Park Avenue is widely considered to be the best canal street in Broadbeach Waters because it is its own small island made up of only 24 residences, its proximity to the main river and proximity to the Monaco Street shops.
A Stellar Q1 Performance Team Harrison records premium results for homeowners across the central Gold Coast. 47 Kalimna Drive, Broadbeach Waters
SOLD $1,405,000
48 Merrimac Boulevard, Broadbeach Waters (Vacant Land)
SOLD $1,785,000
30 Karina Crescent, Broadbeach Waters
38 Mawarra Street, Chevron Island
2 Plumosa Court, Mermaid Waters
2202/43 Peerless Avenue, Mermaid Beach
2/20 Vespa Crescent, Bundall
1 Cypress Drive, Broadbeach Waters
5 Vevey Street, Mermaid Waters
29 Bradstone Road, Carrara
SOLD $2,300,000
SOLD $1,205,000
30 Santa Cruz Boulevard, Clear Island Waters
2797 Gold Coast Highway, Broadbeach
SOLD $1,340,000
SOLD $4,300,000
SOLD $2,288,000
SOLD $1,874,000
SOLD $1,340,000
89 Campbell Street, Sorrento
SOLD $3,550,000 PRIOR TO AUCTION
SOLD $4,000,000+
SOLD $1,180,000
SOLD $2,500,000
QUARTERLY WRAP UP Total Sales:
$34,067,000
Families Welcomed Home:
15
Average Sale Price:
$2,271,133.33
Auction Clearance Rate:
100%
Jamie Harrison 0424 965 891 Strategic Marketing Specialists Bespoke | Professional | Innovative
1 & 2/7 Palmetto Court, Broadbeach Waters
SOLD $5,000,000 OFF MARKET
Build Your Dream Home in a Waterfront Wonderland - Final Release
34 McIlwain Drive, Mermaid Waters Scan for Listing
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Expressions of Interest Lot 5 43.6m
Lot 6 939m2
43.4m
Lot 8 998m2
46m
1,009m2
Come home to privacy, luxury and tranquillity on the shore of Mermaid Sanctuary. A brand new, master-planned estate, this inspiring location delivers the enticing opportunity to build a beautiful waterfront home in the heart of Mermaid Waters. Select between 3 remaining blocks that span from 939m2 to 1,009m2, all anchored on expansive waterfrontage
For Further Details Contact Claire Dai 0432 318 746 Jamie Harrison 0424 965 891
and with views across to the Gold Coast hinterland and Skyline. Here, you'll find an open and relaxed waterside living experience. Buyers can work with their builder and architect of choice, with the chance to create a waterfront home and landscaped gardens to suit your personal tastes. The estate also offers professionally created and maintained gardens, high quality LED street lighting and CCTV amenities.
We have 36 genuine buyers with budgets between $4m-6m ready to purchase. Contact us today for a confidential discussion.
Sold
$6,335,000
New Suburb Record
'The Lakehouse' 150 Sir Bruce Small Boulevard, Benowa Waters
Strategic Marketing Specialist BESPOKE | PROFESSIONAL | INNOVATIVE
Jamie Harrison 0424 965 891 jamie@kollosche.com.au
Recent Sales By William Sarti
41 Royal Albert Crescent
1674 Riverdale Drive
S OV E R E I GN I S L A ND S
HO PE IS L A N D
SOLD $8,700,000
SOLD $6,250,000
52 Royal Albert Crescent
4828 The Parkway
S OV E R E I GN I S L A ND S
HO PE IS L A N D
SOLD $4,265,000
SOLD $3,925,000
7002 Riverview Crescent
2262 Banksia Lakes Drive
SA NCT UA RY COVE
SAN C T UA RY C OV E
SOLD $3,500,000
SOLD $3,165,000
Repeat Sales Success on the Northern Gold Coast A comprehensive approach has seen William Sarti deliver astounding results through extensive market knowledge, innovative marketing and exceptional customer service. Relationships are the foundation of any successful partnership and William Sarti’s focus on nurturing trusted relationships is the key to repeat sales success over many years. William has an impressive track record of premium sales across the Gold Coast, with record results in Tamborine Mountain, Runaway Bay, Hope Island, Sanctuary Cove and Sovereign Islands. An average 5.0 client rating reflects William’s dedication to his clients and his reputation for consistent results – his sales total $52 million between October 2021 to April 2022, with an average sale price of $5.15 million. If you are considering going to market in 2022, reach out to William Sarti for a bespoke experience and a strategic approach to achieving a premium result for your asset.
Call 0416 808 454 or email william@kollosche.com.au
Premium Price Results Matt Lanyon delivers strong sales for his clients.
1 Saywell Street
116 Amalfi Drive
23 White/24-26 Woodroffe Avenue
SOLD $4,050,000
SOLD $4,000,000
SOLD $3,925,000
12 Wau Avenue
13 Hampton Court
SO RRE N TO
I S L E O F CA P RI
R U N AWAY B AY
SOLD $3,760,000
M AI N BEACH
S OV ER EIG N IS LA N D S
SOLD $3,500,000
Matt Lanyon 0402 669 933 matt@kollosche.com.au 7002 Riverview Crescent SA NC TUA RY C OV E
SOLD $3,500,000
Stylish Single Level Waterfront Sanctuary
341 Monaco Street, Broadbeach Waters Scan for Listing
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Auction On-Site, Thursday 12 May at 1pm 4
3
3
18.1m
385m2*
754m2
With its prestigious address, ever-present connection to water and impeccable presentation, there’s so much to love about this warm and welcoming home. Wrapped around a centrally-placed pool and anchored just off Main River, these vistas follow you throughout the house. Space is plentiful with two living zones, including an open plan lounge and dining area that offers easy access to the alfresco terrace. The gourmet kitchen adjoins this social hub, plus the home hosts four bedrooms, three modern bathrooms and a study. Water views in the master suite where a wall of windows
For Further Details Contact Eddie Wardale 0408 881 678
frames these idyllic vistas, complemented by a walk-in robe and an elegant ensuite. Outdoors, fire up the pizza oven or built-in BBQ on the canal-front terrace and soak up epic sunsets or use the poolside patio to gather with guests. Boaties will also appreciate the pontoon and boat ramp, plus the 18.1m waterfrontage that presents on this low maintenance block.
*approximate
Contemporary Beachside Living Penthouse Style Apartment
3/20 Jefferson Lane, Palm Beach Scan for Listing
Auction On-Site, Friday 27 May at 12:30pm 4
For Further Details Contact Troy Dowker 0409 057 087
2
3
281m2*
Gracing the top level of a boutique beachside building and enriched with coastal Hamptons interiors, this light-filled, full floor apartment is a sanctuary of style. Open plan and bathed in sunshine, soak up the stunning views which encompass Palm Beach, Currumbin Alley and the city skyline. Renovated to perfection, where gleaming hardwood floors are paired with contemporary shiplap features, enjoy a sleek designer kitchen with butler's pantry, lounge and dining area with a cosy quartz-stone clad fireplace, protected ocean view balcony, and four spacious bedrooms. Wake to beach views in the master suite, where you’ll also find a one-of-a-kind ensuite. An oasis of serenity, a stunning black stone freestanding bath takes centre stage, complemented by a Morocco handmade stone tiled wall and antique vanity. This and the main bathroom also showcase imported Italian tiles. Situated at the southern end of sought-after Jefferson Lane, it’s also close to a host of popular cafes, restaurants, bars and shops and is just 1 of 3 luxury apartments. *approximate
A Selection of Prestige Sales Recently Sold by Troy Dowker
$71,322,500
*
215-217 Jefferson Lane PALM BEACH
181 Jefferson Lane PALM BEACH
$13,510,000
$8,275,000
65a Woodgee Street CURRUMBIN
14 Murraba Street CURRUMBIN
677 Tomewin Mountain Road CURRUMBIN VALLEY
$6,925,000
$5,200,000
$5,200,000
2082/1 Ocean Street BURLEIGH HEADS
5 Pindari Avenue BURLEIGH HEADS
2/16 Michel Drive CURRUMBIN WATERS
$1,735,000
$2,500,000
$2,425,000
233 Jefferson Lane PALM BEACH
$5,400,000
* Sold from December through to March 2022.
Get in Touch Today! Troy Dowker
0409 057 087 troy@kollosche.com.au
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Risks and Rewards of Amalgamation Huge demand for Gold Coast real estate makes it an ideal time for unit owners to band together to amalgamate property and attract developer attention.
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malgamations aren’t quick and easy exercises, but there are big rewards for owners who get the details right – particularly given the insatiable appetite for new apartment projects in the city. An amalgamation is where unit owners in a multi-unit block collectively agree to combine their properties to form a single lot and offer the holding as a development site or as multiple strata-titled units in one line. Amalgamations have become more common on the Gold Coast where vacant development sites are lacking, particularly in central areas such as Broadbeach, Mermaid Beach and Surfers Paradise. The popularity of amalgamations for unit owners comes down to the potential to
sell for a higher price compared to individual market listings aimed at non-developer buyers. This is especially true for beachside boutique complexes built in the 1970s and 1980s which are ideal high-density development sites. The older these complexes become, the more costly they become to maintain, which can provide further motivation for owners to sell. Commercial agents Adam and Tony Grbcic, together with John and Nicole Mayer of Kollosche New Projects, have recently listed the El Dorado building in Broadbeach – an amalgamation of six units on a 654m2 block aimed at both developers and investors seeking a significant holding in this high-growth suburb.
El Dorado, Broadbeach
Three Principles to Agree On Before embarking on an amalgamation exercise, there are three main principles that unit owners should first agree on.
1 In Queensland, 100% of owners in a strata titled scheme must unanimously consent to a collective sale of their lots for an amalgamation to proceed.
2 Establish a floor price that is higher than what each owner could sell to non-developer buyers.
3 Owners must decide if they want to sell collectively on a price per entitlement, square metre basis or individually. If it’s the latter, owners must keep their negotiations with the developer confidential, otherwise they risk raising expectations among the group which could jeopardise the deal.
Owners should also beware of the pitfalls and have realistic expectations of developers.
can help to alleviate the unit supply shortage on the Gold Coast driven by local and interstate demand.
The risk falls to the developer because they are the ones investing heavily in professional, consultant and development application fees, as well as initial deposits for owners.
If you live in a low-rise building that requires significant capital expenditure in the next few years, this may be the right time to consider an amalgamation to capitalise on strong market demand.
Time is the other factor owners need to appreciate. Don’t expect an instant windfall or hefty deposit, however the rewards can be significant if owners are prepared to wait.
Reach out to Kollosche Commercial for a confidential conversation around your goals.
When developers enter a contract to buy a multi-title building, they are generally looking for a settlement period of between six and 18 months. That allows a developer time to unlock the potential value of the land by obtaining the development approval needed to be able to proceed with a project. There are several factors currently at play which will influence the demand for amalgamated sites going forward, such as proposed town planning amendments which will potentially increase setbacks and reduce height in some areas. Demand will inevitably fall when the market reaches its peak, however unit owners remain in a position where they
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GREATEST
SHOW AFLOAT
What will you discover at the 2022 Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show? BE PART OF the most glamorous, immersive, unmissable boating event in the Southern Hemisphere – from the luxury lifestyle of the superyacht set to the family fun of everything on, under and around the water. Presented by Mulpha Events over four attentiongrabbing days from 19 - 22 May, Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show (SCIBS) will impress boaties and landlubbers alike with a showstopping line-up of exhibitors, the latest-and-greatest boating tech and equipment and exclusive waterside VIP experiences. As Australia's biggest celebration of everything exotic and aquatic, this year’s action-packed event promises boatloads of immersive activities with live entertainment stages, fishing demonstrations, street performers and a fun-filled kids zone.
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In an event first, SCIBS 2022 has sold out with over 200 boats on water and 600 boats on display across the precinct. To add to the glamour, there are a number of new models being released at SCIBS 2022 from industry-leading brands including Horizon Yachts, Riviera, Ocean Alexander, Maritimo, Whitehaven Motor Yachts, Palm Beach Motor Yachts and Axopar. SCIBS 2022 also celebrates an exciting milestone – 10 years in partnership with Bentley Brisbane and Gold Coast with four custom cars specially commissioned for the occasion. “We set out to curate a collection commissioned exclusively for SCIBS 2022, taking complete inspiration from the combination of deep blues of the ocean to the sharp white exteriors and elegant
timbers of a luxurious yacht,” said Bentley Group Marketing Manager Clinton Wright. Showgoers can view the handcrafted Mulliner Collection – a Bentayga, Flying Spur, Continental GT and Continental GT Convertible – at the Bentley Supercar Display on the Marina Boulevard. Also returning for SCIBS 2022 is The Lagoon Lounge, an ‘upper deck’ luxury destination for event attendees to live the superyacht lifestyle and the ideal corporate hospitality environment to entertain clients with a smorgasbord of delicious cuisine and premium beverages catered by the 5-star InterContinental Sanctuary Cove Resort. Due to overwhelming demand after a sell-out debut last year, The Lagoon Lounge will offer twice the space and double the exclusive boutique amenities.
TOP 10 THINGS TO SEE AND DO AT SCIBS 2022
1.
THE LEADING LIGHTS - WORLD PREMIERES – SCIBS has a raft of world-premieres that boating aficionados will not want to miss. Visit some of the exhibitors displaying their latest models, including many Australian-first showings.
2. TAKE TO THE SEAS – Try before you buy …
set off on a sea trial aboard the latest vessels from Pier C with experts on hand to answer any queries while you enjoy an immersive boating experience on water.
3. SUPERCARS DISPLAYS – Major Sponsor
Bentley Brisbane & Gold Coast celebrates its 10-year association with SCIBS with a custom fleet of four Mulliner Collection cars specially commissioned for this year’s Show. There are a host of other luxury sports and high-performance cars also on show.
4. LIVE COOKING SHOWS WITH PAUL BURT –
MC Gooy and SCIBS ambassador Paul Burt will be serving up simple seafood cooking tips for home and outdoor adventures. Step Outside and join the 7News weather, boating and fishing expert daily on the Main Stage.
5. GO FIRST CLASS AT THE LAGOON LOUNGE –
Live the superyacht lifestyle at The Lagoon Lounge with boutique amenities, premium beverages and delicious cuisine catered by the 5-star InterContinental Hotel Sanctuary Cove Resort. Limited tickets available.
6.
B E R K LE Y S U PE RTA N K F I S H I N G DEMONSTRATIONS – Fishing expert Brett Thomson will demonstrate different fishing lures and angling techniques to show how fish react and improve your strike rate for your next fishing trip.
7.
THE MARINA SET – Dip your toe into the aspirational lifestyle onboard a multi-milliondollar superyacht or step inside the Queensland Police Boat to discover more about their day-to-day operations.
8. THE LATEST GEAR & GADGETS – Visit The
Pavilions presented by Stella Systems to find the latest innovations in fishing technologies, communication and navigation systems, autopilot systems, electronic equipment, safety devices and more.
9. THE GREAT OUTDOORS – At the The Lagoon Lounge occupies a prime location, overlooking the new Sanctuary Cove Superyacht Marina expansion with 48 purpose-built undercover berths for superyachts – a Southern Hemisphere first – and the iconic Lagoon Pool at the InterContinental Sanctuary Cove Resort. Mulpha Events General Manager Johan Hasser said SCIBS 2022 would continue to surprise and delight eventgoers with showstopping moments from luxury experiences to the Show’s largest on-water display of marine vessels.
“The 33rd annual SCIBS event is one of our biggest shows ever on water with a blockbuster line-up of industry-leading brands on display with everything from superyachts through to trailer boats,” he said. “This year’s thrilling program of events promises something for everyone, including food, bars, street entertainment and a dedicated kids zone. “We look forward to showcasing a raft of exciting new launches on water and within the Sanctuary Cove precinct for an unparalleled lifestyle event experience in 2022.”
Sports Leisure & Fishing precinct there is a watercraft to suit everyone from experienced offshore anglers to first-time boaties and adventure seekers.
10. KEEP THE KIDS ENTERTAINED – Enjoy
boatloads of fun activities such as free face painting, jumping castle and the all-new Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary Shows featuring native Aussie animals. The 33rd Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show (SCIBS) is on from 19 – 22 May 2022. Tickets are on sale now via:
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Fairline Squadron 68
Endurance 658
Alaska 47 Sedan
O N D I S PL AY AT S A N C TUA RY COVE B OAT S H OW 1 9 - 2 2 M AY
2019 Feretti 55 Hardtop $2,599,000
2008 Royal Denship 85 $2,190,000
Rebuild 2017 Millkraft 75 $2,990,000
2013 Belize 52 $1,499,000
2002 Precision 65 $1,300,000 + GST
2010 Selene 55 $1,280,000
2014 Alaska 49 AC $925,000
2007 Searay 515 $799,000
2002 Luhrs 34 FB $299,000
Dean Leigh-Smith
0408 758 887
42 Quay Street
07 5577 9200
Ryan Leigh-Smith
0408 758 886
Sanctuary Cove, Qld
www.leigh-smith.com
Carl Kellet Guy Williams
0408 758 099 0408 758 830
sales@leigh-smith.com
B R O K E R A G E - N E W C O N S T R U C T I O N - C H A R T E R - C O N S U LTA N T S
Leigh-Smith Yachts have been a proud industry partner with Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show since 1988. After 33 years of consecutive involvement with SCIBS the Leigh-Smith Yachts brand continues to be a highlight display of Australia’s best Boat Show drawing on their generations of passion, values & experience. The third generation Yacht brokers and new boat builders Dean and Ryan Leigh-Smith are the flagship resident Yacht Brokers located permanently in the heart of the Sanctuary Cove Marine Village. This year the Leigh-Smith display will feature 12 vessels covering multiple brands all available for immediate delivery from 50ft to 110ft. To meet Dean, Ryan & the 'Leigh-Smith Team’ and discuss your next Yachting journey, come and see us on our showcase marina located just to the south of George’s Paragon Restaurant on C-Pier or call 07 55779200 to arrange an inspection time. See you at SCIBS 2022
BUY - SELL - BUILD - TRADE
RECENT SALES The Jade 95 is a flagship yacht of the Jade Shipyard, built to highlight the yard’s capabilities in building world-class expedition yachts. The Jade 95 is the eighth hull in a series of ten, and can boast an impressive cruising range of some 3,500nm. The Jade 95 has been professionally maintained and run, and her construction quality and continuously upgraded integrated navigation systems, elevates her into a class of her own for expedition vessels of this size. With a classic look and timeless style, and an interior finished to the highest standard with great attention paid to detail, the Jade 95 has a wide charter appeal and is an exciting opportunity for a family looking for adventure on the seas.
MONTE FINO 122
2019 SANLORENZO SD112
2011 ENDURANCE 650
LITTLE HOQUIAM 102
SUPER YACHT LISTINGS
JADE 169
HEESEN 47
SUNSEEKER 116
Dean Leigh-Smith
0408 758 887
42 Quay Street
07 5577 9200
Ryan Leigh-Smith
0408 758 886
Sanctuary Cove, Qld
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0408 758 099 0408 758 830
sales@leigh-smith.com
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PRICE HIKE
New research puts car prices under the spotlight.
WORDS CHRIS NIXON
MANY READERS will have had personal experience of the perfect storm of the Covid-19 pandemic and a dire global shortage of semiconductors – computer chips – that has caused unprecedented delays in new-car availability. A months-long wait for a bespoke Rolls-Royce might be acceptable, but now that is the situation facing makes as humble as Toyota. And a new Australian survey has revealed car buyers are also being hit in the wallet, with average prices increasing by 7.6 percent since before the pandemic crisis struck. Prices in some manufacturers’ ranges are up by 17 per cent and some individual models by more than 40 per cent. The survey was produced by authoritative motor industry publisher GoAuto, which compared standard price data for 1,100 cars and light commercial models from August 2019 to March this year. (There should be some caveats here for buyers wanting to investigate further or comparing their own showroom experiences. Firstly, such surveys are based on manufacturer recommended retail prices not drive-away prices, which are likely to differ widely due to options fitted and negotiated dealer discounts. Secondly, GoAuto primarily compares individual models rather than makes; fluctuation rates may vary from model to model in a manufacturer’s range.
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Also, consideration of Mercedes-Benz and Honda was compromised by these makes adopting new agency sales systems with fixed prices.) While noting factors such as routine model updates, increasing technical complexity, shipping delays, currency exchange rates and factory closures due to semiconductor and staff shortages have affected manufacturing costs, GoAuto reported Australian car prices are the most expensive in 30 years when compared to average wages. Interestingly, the survey speculates the affordability of electric vehicles (EVs) could come about not by their prices coming down, as widely expected, but by conventional petrol/ diesel models rising to match them. This may be partly true, but the price gap between battery-powered EVs and petrol/diesel motivation remains large and EVs have a long road ahead to reach everyday affordability. The ‘good guys’? Bentley, Porsche and Tesla reduced average prices – respectively, down 2.63 per cent or $33,051, 0.27 per cent or $2919 and 11.56 per cent or $8950 – while BMW performance division Alpina, Ferrari and McLaren held theirs. Well-heeled buyers among our readership should be pleased to learn that premium makes went up only at similar rates to high-volume brands, and all less than 10 per cent.
Land Rover (9.01 per cent), Audi (8.59 per cent) BMW (8.4 per cent) have had the biggest increases in the premium market. At the bottom of this scale, Rolls-Royce (0.99 per cent) and Lamborghini (1.94 per cent) suggest there’s always room to negotiate. Finally, the perception of ‘cheap’ takes a hit with the prices of Chinese brands Haval up 17 per cent, and Great Wall Motors up 16.10 per cent. Chinese SUVs, utes and light commercial vans have held the bottom rung of the price ladder during their establishment phase in the market, but these big increases may be seen as catch-up moves as their quality and popularity make rapid gains. What can buyers take from the GoAuto survey? As usual, there will never be a better time to buy a new vehicle. Additionally, good tax incentives remain for business purchases, but interest rates will rise soon. Inflated demand and prices for used cars mean new-car residuals should hold strong. Finally, for enthusiasts, the end of production of petrol-powered cars is in (distant) sight, if not imminent. Their sale will be banned in Britain from 2030 and obviously other countries will follow. It’s not too soon to pick up one of the dream cars featured elsewhere on these pages as the motoring Domesday looms.
WHEELS WATER CLASSIC MARINE TRIMMING Gold Coast's Premier Marine Trimming and Cover Business. Classic Marine Trimming is the leading marine trimming & upholstery business on the Gold Coast. We are a proud family owned and operated business, dedicated to providing quality service and products and have been in business for 20 years. We are conveniently located at the world class Gold Coast City Marina in Coomera, which is easily accessible by water or road. There are a wide range of marine services available at the Marina, allowing you to have other work carried out on your boat at the same time, if required. Alternatively, we can complete work anywhere on the Gold Coast or in Brisbane.
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GOLD COAST MARINE TRAINING Boat and Jetski Licensing/Skipper Training & Services. The experienced team at Gold Coast Marine Training (GCMT) have been teaching local boaties to skipper their vessels and jetskis since 2014. For those in need of a boat and or/jetski licence, GCMT runs weekly, one day, face to face and online courses from classrooms at Runaway Bay Marina and Sanctuary Cove Marina. The courses are conducted on high-quality vessels powered by BRIG, Honda, Yamaha and Seadoo. The experienced skipper/trainers at GCMT also offer a comprehensive service that help owners upgrading to newer or bigger vessels and provide training on manoeuvring, parking, navigation, collision regulations, safety and maintenance. The GCMT skippers can also skipper private boats and deliver vessels up and down the coast. To learn more about GCMT’s range of services, contact the friendly team.
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M MELFI DESIGNS Custom made furniture for the marine industry. Authentically made in Australia using genuine Australian products, M Melfi Designs is recognised as the best lounge upholstery and manufacturing business in Queensland. Established as the only Australian-based company to make helm chairs using stainless steel products, our custom ergonomic products provide comfort, durability, and functionality. A unique combination of craftsmanship, talent and high-quality materials is utilised to ensure customers get the best products and outstanding service.
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NEW CAR NEWS
Chris Nixon unveils the latest models and makes to hit Australian shores.
LOW-PRICE LEVY FOR LATEST CHEVY The Australian enthusiast’s beloved HSV high-performance Commodore sedan is long gone, along with the parent brand, but some V8-spiritual relief has landed in the form of the first Chevrolet Corvette to be officially sold here with factory right-hand drive. That’s big news for fans of America’s-own sports car, who since its introduction in 1953 have had to privately (and expensively) convert imports from left-hand steering in order to drive here. The C8 (eighth generation) Corvette Stingray is now available from a limited number of dealers representing General Motors Specialty Vehicles, a shrunken Holden successor established to distribute this car and the big Chevy Silverado pick-up. Pitched as a Porsche 911 rival, the Corvette has an impressive story. Now with a mid-mounted V8 providing 369 kiloWatts of power, it can hit 310 kmh. Two trim levels plus a standalone special edition called Carbon are available from $144,990. A convertible version adds $15,000. Less than $150,000 for a 300 kmh sports car appears to be unbeatable value and the limited Corvette allocation for Australia is likely to be sold out very soon.
ASTON’S FABULOUS VALHALLA The numbers are staggering for Aston Martin’s latest hyper-sports car, the Valhalla. And ironic. Now owner of a Formula 1 team, Aston Martin used the recent Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne to unveil the fabulous Valhalla. It bills the car as not only showcasing its involvement in the über-tech world of F1, but also as a first step in transitioning its road cars from petrol power, to hybrid and ultimately, full electric. The Valhalla is the first Aston Martin to locate its engine behind the occupants, rather than in front. At last, it falls into line with the layout long used by Ferrari, Lamborghini, Lotus, Porsche, McLaren and other supercar makes. And it has not one motor, but three – a petrol, twin-turbo V8 plus electric motors front and rear. Total power when called up by the driver, 700 kiloWatts (950 horsepower). Torque, 1000 Newtonmetres. Performance is in the F1 realm, with acceleration from rest to 100 kmh taking just 2.5 seconds and a top speed of 350 kmh. And there’s the irony: isn’t electric power supposed to be saving the world from the motor car? Here’s an example of a road car with performance that’s impossible to experience except on a race track and that will be limited to just 999 people able to afford the equivalent of an $A1.8 million price tag.
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TAKE A BOW, HYUNDAI Proving you don't have to spend a fortune to buy a great car, the Hyundai Ioniq 5 has won the 2022 World Car of the Year award. The fully-electric, SUV-like hatchback also won the Best Design and Best Electric awards, presented at the New York motor show. It beat its twin-under-the-skin Kia EV6 and the Ford Mustang Mach-E in an all-EV final. The award was determined by 102 judges from 33 countries and reviewers around the world have given the Hyundai rave reviews. It’s available in Australia as a full EV from $71,900 with a battery driving range of up to 450 kms.
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GROWTH
Two years that reshaped the property market.
WORDS NICK NICHOLS IN THE SPACE of two short years, the pandemic has reshaped the Australian property market in unexpected ways. Perhaps the most significant is a tightening of price differentials between regional and metropolitan markets. Anyone with an interest in property would have seen house prices in some of their favourite regional markets reach heady heights in the past two years. A recent analysis by CoreLogic shows that house prices in regional areas grew 70 per cent faster than the combined growth of our larger cities since 2020. Specifically, the exodus from capital cities led to a 36.5 per cent increase in the home value index in regional markets compared with just a 21.4 per cent lift in the combined capitals. This goes a long way to explaining the extent of the narrowing price gap between the capitals and regions. Even before the pandemic, premium regional locations, such as the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast, were leading the way with strong growth, but now they are cracking records that put the market in line with some of the most expensive real estate in the country. A penthouse in Noosa, for example, sold last year for the equivalent of $54,000 a square metre. While this compares with $108,000 per square metre paid for a Double Bay penthouse in Sydney this year, it reflects the willingness of high-networth individuals to pay a premium for prime regional properties. It also points to the trend of property wealth spreading beyond the dominant markets of Sydney and Melbourne.
The median house price on the Gold Coast edged close to $1 million at the end of 2021. Prior to the pandemic, this would have been considered the sole prevail of the country’s most expensive market, Sydney. The Regional Movers Index, compiled by the Regional Australia Institute to gauge domestic migration from the big cities, underscored the price momentum for the Gold Coast which took the lion’s share of sea-changers in 2021 by absorbing 11 per cent of the combined capital city exodus. It was followed by the Sunshine Coast at 5 per cent – which is a comparatively equivalent growth rate based on the Sunshine Coast having half of the Gold Coast’s population. The gains in the Australian market in 2021 have seen the combined value of the residential sector edge close to $10 trillion, which is $2 trillion more than this time last year as the regions made a healthy contribution to this total. While the market consensus is for an easing of property price pressures this year, the Knight Frank Wealth Report for 2022 is forecasting another big year for the top end of the market. The report reveals that changes in spending patterns by the ultra-wealthy have been driving growth in prime regional areas, but it also sees the trend now swinging back in favour of the big cities. “There’s been much attention on the idea that COVID-19 triggered an ongoing trend of Australians leaving urban centres for regional areas,” says Knight Frank’s head of residential research Michelle Ciesielski. “In fact, what we are now seeing is that ultra-wealthy Australians are transferring their wealth back to the cities whilst also investing in second homes.
“The use of second homes for longer periods was supercharged in 2021 as flexible working grew and homeowners looked to decamp for periods of time.” The Knight Frank Wealth Report’s Prime International Residential Index (PIRI) tracks the movement of luxury residential prices across the world’s top 100 residential markets. Included in this list are five Australian cities – Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Gold Coast. Looking over the past year, the PIRI reveals that the Australian luxury property market performed better than the global average for a second successive year in 2021. The combined growth of the five Australian cities was 12.3 per cent which compares with the global average of 8.4 per cent. The Gold Coast was the best performing among all the Australian cities, ranked as the 12th fastest-growing market globally at 17.1 per cent. It was followed by Sydney at number 17 (16.2 per cent), Brisbane at 29 (11.2 per cent), Perth at 31 (10.5 per cent) and Melbourne at 39 (9.4 per cent). The clear message is that luxury properties are in demand by high-net-worth individuals. Even though the regions remain strong, the Wealth Report is predicting a strong comeback this year for Sydney’s luxury market with forecast growth of 9 per cent. Notably, this will be at a much slower pace than 2021.
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2022 MARKET UPDATE WITH STEVE HUNT | MEDIAHUNT.COM.AU
COASTAL SHIFT Accelerating the Queensland Dream.
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FOR MANY around the world and around Australia, the desire to live in Queensland has been a distant pipedream. But recent data shows that the dream has become a reality for many, and this has underpinned Southeast Queensland – with the exception of perhaps Sydney’s prestige market – as the premier property destination in Australia throughout this period. In fact, latest data shows Queensland continues to be the most popular destination in the country for property investment with the most settlements in the past three quarters than any other state. Let’s face it, a lot of people have benefited. Even first homebuyers who bought near the start of the boom have gained significant equity against their loans. If you owned a house or apartment in early 2020, chances are it is worth 40-50 per cent more now than it was back then. If you were an investor anywhere in the Southeast, you will have done well on paper. If you are a property developer, you probably have a very healthy balance sheet with incredible sales to report in some projects during this period. One thinks of Sammut Group’s ‘Coast’ project which sold almost $200 million in product at an
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average price of more than $4 million – a record for the Gold Coast. Or Spyre Group’s $77 million Natura at Burleigh Heads which sold out of its apartments on one weekend in 2020. Or S & S Projects’ Flow apartments at Rainbow Bay that sold out rapidly at an average price of $3.5 million. I could go on – there are many projects that have sold out giving developers incredible balance sheets and new investors to Queensland stunning new abodes in which to not only accelerate, but accommodate the dream. It’s not all beer and skittles however, and there are certainly some developers putting projects on ice because they no longer stack up against the spectre of rising construction and materials costs. Regardless of this – the dream continues to become a reality for many with Queensland recording its highest migration numbers last year in almost two decades. What is most notable is the quality of the investment coming into Queensland. Rich listers like Harry Triguboff, Max Beck (Beckdev), Eddie Hirsch (Hirsch and Faigen) and Sam Arnaout (Iris Capital) have combined investments on the Gold Coast in the billions of dollars.
And these players have the balance sheets to resist any headwinds. Hirsch and Faigen only recently announced Queensland’s leading construction company Hutchinsons to build its third Gold Coast project in 18 months – Yves at Mermaid Beach which has been one of the sales standouts of a softening off the plan market. Sammut Group has also announced Australia’s largest construction company Multiplex as the builder of Coast. The migration into regional areas out of the traditional live-to-work pods of Sydney and Melbourne is profound. In the past, the biggest hindrance for growth in the state was a lack of unemployment. But with unemployment now at around 4 per cent there is certainly an economic case to move to the Sunshine State. Add to that comparative value – we are still in some areas three times better value than some areas of Sydney and Melbourne – and you have all the ingredients you need for the boom to continue. The creep up the coast is starting to percolate as well. It’s been almost 20 years since a large scale residential and marina project has been added to Queensland’s coastline, but a South Australian
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consortium has just unveiled a $350 million marina and resort project that is set to transform Airlie Beach in the Whitsundays. The approved project aims to convert the pristine prestige pocket of Shute Harbour into a world-class destination featuring a new resort hotel and residential precinct with restaurants and retail outlets, complemented by a 400-berth marina. Shute Harbour Marina, the first port and resort residential precinct since the $250 million Port of Airlie was built in 2006, will create the ultimate waterfront lifestyle for residents and tourists in one of the world’s most pristine sailing locations. The multi-use marina, located on a prime 41ha waterfront site, will tap into a critical shortage of secure boat moorings in the state’s north. Most importantly for the regions, the project will provide a much-needed boost for post-Covid tourism in the Whitsundays region and create 700 jobs during and post-construction. Shute Harbour Marina Resort will also include a new commercial hub known as Pier 61, as part of a master-planned marina plaza that will create a range of new retail and commercial outlets for the waterfront development. “This is a development of regional and state significance that will deliver enormous benefit to the local economy.”
“In particular, we’ve seen growing demand for marina berths in recent years and this is an exceptional offering that delivers a highly accessible mainland residential resort with a superb range of amenities and supporting services,” said Project Director Mark Daniels, who heads a consortium developing the project The Shute Harbour Marina Resort master plan comprises 58 managed resort dwellings, each with their own private marina berths of 25 metres at their doorstep; a retirement resort of 70 apartments with resort club facilities; and a 100-plus room resort hotel, including function and meeting rooms, bars, restaurants, swimming pool and undercover parking. The plan also includes a 44-room international backpackers accommodation offering with reception, lounge, games room and amenities. The re-birth of areas from Coolangatta to Cairns is a blend of rapid and slow, but it is sustainable as long as the dream of southerners to live here continues. Barring circumstances out of our periphery, I believe we are still in the early stages of a transformational shift that will benefit Queensland for many years to come.
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Sophisticated luxury on the doorstep of a waterfront playground.
SINCE THE PANDEMIC, the $8 billion-dollar marine industry is booming. With sales skyrocketing and marina occupancy rates surging, it seems that more and more Aussies are seeking out the peace and tranquillity of a life on the water. Australia wide, 25 per cent of the population say they go boating. In Queensland, that figure rises to 34 per cent. Immediate access to coastal and inland waterway systems coupled with enviably temperate weather makes boating a popular pastime in the state. With over 860km of navigable tidal waterways, the Gold Coast has always been a little slice of boating heaven.
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Harbouring the largest boating facility in the Southern Hemisphere, the city has become the unofficial headquarters for Australia’s marine sector. It is little wonder when you consider that there are nine times more waterways for boaties to explore on the Gold Coast than in the city of Venice. From the Broadwater alone you can access North and South Stradbroke Islands with their stunning beaches and the island resort of Couran Cove, pop to Wave Break Island for a barbeque and dip in pristine waters, head to The Spit for a seafood lunch and meander through boutique shops, pull up along Jumpinpin Channel for some beach angling or make your way to Peel or Moreton Island to snorkel with the dugongs and turtles.
All of which is only the tip of the iceberg of what Gold Coast has to offer boat owners. Soon, mere minutes’ from the world class Marine Precinct – with direct access to everything the Broadwater has to offer – local boaties will have the ideal home to retreat to after a blissful day exploring unparalleled sites. Situated on a 3011 sqm site on the historic piece of land once known as Anglers Paradise, Belvue Broadwater is the first high rise development in the area for nearly 35 years. The incomparable architecturally designed collection of 30 full floor waterfront skyhomes and three exclusive triple-storey freestanding homes promises to be the essence of coastal style and refinement.
Offering uninterrupted views of the glistening Pacific Ocean and absolute frontage onto the Broadwater, Director of NPA Projects, Andrew Erwin says this luxurious masterplanned gated estate is Runaway Bay reimagined. “The 31-storey, $100 million project is the epitome of contemporary sophisticated luxury on the doorstep of a boat lover’s playground,” says Andrew, who has been appointed to market the project. “Residents have direct access to a calm swimmable Broadwater cove with private sandy shoreline and their own pontoon with reserved short-term boat parking for themselves and their guests. >>
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“Wave Break Island is a moment’s boat ride away and a world class marina is just down the road.” When they’re not out on the water themselves, residents can kick back on their expansive decks to watch the super yachts go by or enjoy the unrivalled resort-style amenities. “The development is designed to be a haven for residents with everything they could want or need at their fingertips,” says Andrew. “It features a gymnasium, sauna, steam room, two swimming pools, hotel style poolside and waterfront cabanas and daybeds as well as a swim up bar and barbeque pavilion.” Being developed by Monaco Property Group, each residence has three bedrooms, three bathrooms plus a multi-purpose room and two basement carparks. The elegant interiors feature bespoke details such as customised handblown glass lighting from local Gold Coast artisans and brushed brass elements, Gaggenau appliances, European Oak timber floors and natural stone throughout. With apartments priced from $2.85 million, Andrew says Belvue – French for beautiful view – presents a rare opportunity to secure a brand new waterfront apartment with uninterrupted Broadwater views that will never be built out. “This is the last high rise development site in Runaway Bay and it’s an unbeatable price, especially for the level of luxurious waterfront living this development offers.” For those curious to learn more about the development, Belvue is currently taking expressions of interest. Call 0420 102 733 or visit www.belvue.com.au for more.
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16-18 Parklane Terrace
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LEVELS OF LUXURY
Hamptons-inspired estate in stunning North facing Broadwater position.
DESIGNED TO TAKE ADVANTAGE of magnificent views of the Broadwater, hinterland and the park, no expense has been spared in building this lavish signature home. Boasting 1,375m2* of light-filled, luxury living on arguably the best block on the Sovereign Islands, the front doors open to a stunning 13m* height entry with custom made lighting. This seamlessly flows into multiple ground level living areas including a formal lounge with fireplace. The sensational kitchen, with integrated fridge/freezer and Miele appliances including coffee machine, two ovens and gas cooktop, is complemented by a massive butler's pantry which also has an integrated fridge/freezer, 2x900 dish drawers, Miele induction cooktop and oven. There is plenty of room for the entire family or welcoming overnight guests with five ensuited bedrooms on the second level – three with water views and two overlooking the park. The luxurious Grand Master suite on the third level is beautifully appointed and features a stunning panoramic outlook.
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Two superb outdoor terraces on the waterfront were envisioned to capture spectacular Broadwater and hinterland views while entertaining with family and friends, or you can head up to the rooftop heated pool/spa for a spot of rest and relaxation. Perched on 742m2* of prime open water land, the property features 24m* of water frontage, ideal for a large boat or a cruiser, while the amenities on the basement level include a 10+ car garage, powder room and storage areas. As befitting a home of this calibre there is also a theatre room with projector and screen and cinema style carpet, as well as a full gym with steam room and shower. With its concrete construction, luxurious finishes and seamless flow, there is simply no comparison to this Hamptons-inspired luxury home which is located just a few minutes’ walk from Paradise Point Shopping Village, restaurants, shops and parklands. For more information please contact Ivy Realty.
Ivy Wu 0433 103 586 Isaac Kim 0433 268 046
45 KNIGHTSBRIDGE PARADE WEST, SOVEREIGN ISLANDS FEATURES INCLUDE: • 6 bedrooms all ensuited + 4 powder rooms. • 13m* height front entry with custom made lighting. • Latest Cbus home automation system. • Lift servicing all 4 levels. • Two superb outdoor entertaining terraces on the waterfront. • Ground level features multiple living areas. • Formal lounge with fireplace. • Sensational kitchen with butler's pantry. • B asement level features 10+ cars garage, powder room and storage areas. • Theatre room with projector and screen, cinema style carpet. • Full gym with steam room and shower, rooftop heated pool/spa. • W ide 24* metres of water frontage, 15m* pontoon, bridge free access for a large yacht or a cruiser. • Land Size: 742sqm*, House Size: 1,375 sqm*. *Approximately
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Boasting 1,375m2* of light-filled, luxury living designed to take advantage of magnificent views of the Broadwater, hinterland and the park. No expense has been spared in making it into one of the signature lavish homes on arguably the best block on the Sovereign Islands! Multiple outdoor areas were envisioned to capture spectacular Broadwater and hinterland views while entertaining with family and friends. Perched on 742m2* of prime open water land and featuring wide 24m* of water frontage, ideal for a large boat or a cruiser.
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STYLISH & SOPHISTICATED Dreaming of a grand north facing waterfront home?
PRESTIGIOUSLY POSITIONED on the exclusive Sovereign Islands, this immaculately presented luxury residence offers a superb northerly aspect to enjoy throughout all seasons of the year. Walk through the front doors and be amazed by the light-filled home with views through to the pristine canals. An abundance of opulent features flow throughout, with the open plan living and dining areas connecting to the designer kitchen featuring stone bench tops, butler’s pantry and high ceilings throughout. Situated on a large 853m2 allotment, this home combines multiple living zones and luxe interiors to create the ultimate in grand waterfront living. Making your way upstairs, retire to one of many spacious bedrooms all featured with built in robes and amazing views – perfect for the whole family. The exquisite master suite is an open and bright space with stand-alone bath tub, fully fitted designer robe and balcony to enjoy the
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northerly aspect over the magnificent waterways of Sovereign Islands. Further, be amazed by the wide, open canal position optimising all space to make this residence the entertainers' dream. A large alfresco area provides plenty of room to host friends and family all year round, while the in-ground pool is the perfect place to cool off during the warmer months, Boaties will appreciate the 9m pontoon with power and water, ideal for a 50ft cruiser, with bridge free access to the Broadwater & Pacific Ocean, and the entire family will take advantage of the fully-appointed home theatre. Beautifully presented, stylishly appointed and perfectly located … this home is the epitome of luxury living. For more information please contact Ivy Realty.
Ivy Wu 0433 103 586 Isaac Kim 0433 268 046
47 ROYAL ALBERT CRESCENT FEATURES INCLUDE: • Large open-plan kitchen with central island, stone bench tops, butler's pantry, feature lighting and high ceilings. • F ive lavishly appointed bedrooms with built-in robes. • M aster with standalone bathtub, fully fitted luxury designer robe and balcony to enjoy the stunning views. • Prime north facing position. • Triple garaging, plus room for more cars off road. • Home theatre. • Open plan living/dining areas. • 9m pontoon with power and water ideal for a 50ft cruiser. • B ridge-free access to the Broadwater and Pacific Ocean. • 24/7 patrolled security. • Wide Canal position. • Huge 853m2 allotment.
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Dreaming of a grand north facing waterfront home? Prestigiously positioned on the exclusive Sovereign Islands, this immaculately presented luxury residence is situated on a large 853m2 allotment offering a superb northerly aspect to enjoy throughout all seasons of the year.
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THE BEACH HOUSE Escape to your own island paradise.
THIS STUNNING EPHRAIM ISLAND beach house offers outstanding 260-degree views over a secluded sandy shoreline across the Broadwater to South Stradbroke Island. Watch dolphins play just metres from the cutting-edge outdoor kitchen and glass-tiled pool. Cast a fishing line from the neighbouring rocky point or host a picnic in adjacent parkland. The lifestyle associated with this three-level Mirvac-designed residence is priceless. Created to capitalise on its picturesque waterfront location, shared living areas spill out onto a sophisticated outdoor entertaining space. Draw away bi-fold doors and there is little separation between the interior open-plan setting and the exterior covered kitchen and dining terrace. A multi-million dollar upgrade included the addition of a slumped glass kitchen, bespoke cabinetry, extensive use of stone and marble, a C-Bus automation system, RTI, updated tapware and recessed lighting, and state of the art Miele appliances. Subtle details make all the difference. A huge kitchen island bench, heated towel rails, a fireplace, commercial grade Wi-Fi, marine grade
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lighting, timber doors, electric blinds and curtains, Sub-Zero refrigeration, induction cooktops and self-cleaning ovens contribute to the overall superior quality of this home. All four bedrooms with ensuites are located on the upper level, along with a large office which doubles as a fifth bedroom. Guests have the option of taking advantage of a bespoke pull-down bed which is hidden behind cabinetry. Watch the sun rise over the water from the master bedroom which includes a sprawling ensuite, detailed walk-in wardrobe and private balcony. An internal double door lift ensures this house is accessible for all ages yet it’s truly an adventure playground for children. Wash off the chlorine or sandy toes at the outdoor shower or walk through a side gate to explore the 24-hour secure island estate. The luxury residential enclave encompasses parkland, a recreational club and private marina. It is connected to the cosmopolitan village of Paradise Point by a 400m bridge.
24 EPHRAIM ISLAND PARADE, EPHRAIM ISLAND FEATURES INCLUDE: •T hree level renovated concrete house including internal lift. •P rivate beach access overlooking the Broadwater. •C ommercial Wi-Fi, C-Bus, RTI, electric blinds, solar panels, air conditioning. • Kitchen with Miele appliances, huge island bench, Sub-Zero refrigerators. • B asement parking for five cars. • C inema and home office. • Four bedrooms each with an ensuite, separate powder room. • 24-hour security at Ephraim Island estate, recreational club, private marina. For more information please contact Phillis Real Estate.
Alex Phillis 0411 600 300 James Ford 0426 576 330
2130 THE CIRCLE, SANCTUARY COVE
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With one of the most prime waterfront positions in Sanctuary Cove, this luxury mansion sprawling over 1,000sqm is known for its elegancy and high-quality finishes. The perfect home JUN YANG 杨俊 042 3 275 701
for entertaining with a large outdoor living area with breathtaking water views. With the quickest access in Sanctuary Cove to the Broadwater, this home is perfect for large vessels.
19 BRITTANIC CRESCENT, SOVEREIGN ISLAND Welcome to 'The Bay House', a grand waterfront mansion in Paradise Point sprawling over 1,000sqm with a large pontoon and bridge free boat access. Fully renovated, this modern masterpiece is known in the area for it's degree of luxury and attention to detail.
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FAMILY SANCTUARY
Grand family home in prestigious Sanctuary Cove enclave. LOCATED ON ANCHORAGE TERRACE, a quiet prestigious cul-de-sac in Sanctuary Cove, this grand family residence features an extensively renovated interior with huge outside potential. Situated on a large, 2069sqm elevated block, the property is perfectly positioned to take advantage of the exceptional views overlooking Harbour 1, the Marine Village and the Main River. Walking in to this timeless home you will be stunned by the natural light pouring in from the soaring ceilings in the living and dining areas. Multiple living and entertaining areas, including an impressive double-height main living room and a large split-level lounge, offer plenty of room for family relaxation or welcoming guests. There are four generous bedrooms, with the grand master suite featuring a private sauna in the marble ensuite. The indoor areas blend seamlessly to the outdoors where you will find an inground pool and heated spa with swim up bar as well as a built-in barbecue and entertaining space.
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Extensively renovated with new flooring, marble bathrooms and a state-of-the-art kitchen, this is a fantastic opportunity to purchase one of the solid original Sanctuary Cove residences. Recognised as Australia's premier integrated residential resort, Sanctuary Cove provides the very best in lifestyle living. The resort boasts two championship courses and, if you own a boat, the marina is just 5 minutes from this property. 24-hour land and water-based security assures all residents of privacy and security, while the Marine Village, which offers a wide selection of restaurants, specialty shops, pharmacy and medical facilities, is within a 5-minute buggy ride. Once this property is sold there won't be another opportunity to purchase a big block home in this exclusive Sanctuary Cove enclave. For more information please contact Phillis Real Estate.
Alex Phillis 0411 600 300 James Ford 0426 576 330
5686 ANCHORAGE TERRACE, SANCTUARY COVE FEATURES INCLUDE: • Located in a quiet prestigious cul-de-sac. • Large Master suite with walk in wardrobe and white marble ensuite with private sauna. • Three further generous bedrooms. • Marble bathrooms. • Large split-level lounge overlooking Main River. • Separate dining with a fireplace. • Family room. • M odern kitchen with breakfast bar and butler’s pantry. • Sunken swim up pool bar with built in seats. • Separate heated spa. • Situated on an elevated block – views of the Marine Village, Main River and Harbour 1. • E xtensively renovated with new flooring, kitchen, bedrooms and bathrooms. Private Inspections: As Sanctuary Cove is a secure gated community, inspection of the property is strictly by appointment.
71 THE PENINSULA, SOVEREIGN ISLAND
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The pinnacle of luxury Sovereign Island living with 180 degrees of uninterrupted Broadwater Views. Elegant award-winning waterfront home with high ceilings and full height windows creating an abundant of natural light, effortless open plan living, inbuilt BBQ area and beautifully landscaped gardens. No detail has been missed.
1888 SUNNINGDALE COURT, SANCTUARY COVE Welcome to ‘The Laneway - Sanctuary Cove’, this modern Hamptons home incorporates timeless elegance and quality finishes. This newly built and sun-drenched home allows you to enjoy effortless living and entertaining with sophisticated open plan living areas that seamlessly flow from indoors to out. Exquisitely built, the quality of this luxurious masterpiece must be seen to be truly experienced.
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Recent Sales Sanctuary Cove $3,000,000 Paradise Point $2,200,000 "ALLISEE" Hollywell $1,600,000 Robina $1,800,000 Sovereign Islands $4,000,000
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1029 EDGECLIFF PLACE, SANCTUARY COVE
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OFFERS OVER $8,500,000
North facing, 4 levels of luxury with a lift, the master bedroom penthouse takes up the whole top-level, 5 ensuited bedrooms on the middle level, zoned security, high-quality concrete construction & the finest finishes, wide & long water views, deep water mooring for a large boat with a 15-metre pontoon, cinema, home office and much more.
8081 RIVERSIDE DRIVE, SANCTUARY COVE The epitome of luxury - A huge volume family home over super-wide water with deep mooring for larger vessel. This architecturally designed masterpiece was purposefully designed to enhance the Gold Coast lifestyle while factoring in elegance and privacy. Sprawling over a 898m2 block with over 30 meters of water frontage. This home suits a big family or a couple who love entertaining and having a haven for the family to stay when they visit.
JAMES FORD 0426 576 330
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ENTERTAINER’S DELIGHT Welcoming family home on huge block.
RARELY WILL YOU FIND an opportunity like this luxurious, fully renovated family home on a huge, elevated block within an exclusive enclave of Ashmore. Ideally located in a quiet cul de sac with north/ east aspect, the home boasts stunning views of the Gold Coast and surrounds. With five oversized bedrooms and three elegant bathrooms this property is truly one to cater to all buyers. High ceilings, open plan living and beautiful timber flooring give the home a warm, welcoming ambience, with the lush landscaping adding a touch of the tropics to the outdoor areas. The modern kitchen is fitted with quality stone bench tops and high-end appliances while the spacious study/office is ideal for anyone wanting to work from home.
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There are multiple living areas, both inside and out, offering scope for entertaining guests or spending time with the family. Laze back by the stunning resort-style pool or enjoy some rest and relaxation in the alfresco area. There is parking for up to 5+ vehicles, along with ample storage space in the triple garage. Conveniently located in the heart of Ashmore, close to private and public schools, shopping, restaurants, beaches, and a range of sporting, cultural and medical amenities, this property is perfect for families of all sizes as well as couples, downsizers and investors. For more information please contact Phillis Real Estate.
Adam Phillis 0450 5000 10 Will Simpson 0413 102 555
50 AINSLEY AVENUE, ASHMORE FEATURES: • Five bedrooms, Master with elegant ensuite and walk in. • 3 ultra-modern, renovated bathrooms. • Study/Home Office. • Majestic views over the Gold Coast. • Multiple outdoor entertaining areas. • Open plan with multiple indoor living areas. • Beautiful timber flooring. • Stone bench top kitchen & quality kitchen appliances. • High ceilings. • North East facing backyard & entertainment area. • Stunning resort style pool. • Air conditioning & fans throughout. • Lush private gardens & landscaping. • Triple garage with storage and room for up to 4+ more vehicles in the driveway.
SOLD $2,350,000 57 COVA BOULEVARD, HOPE ISLAND QLD 4212
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PRIME POSITION Renovate and build your dream home or knock down and develop.
INTRODUCING 8 THE ESPLANADE, HOLLYWELL. This is truly a once in a lifetime opportunity to secure yourself a highly sought after, Residential B development site. Perfectly positioned only 80 metres from the Broadwater, the property overlooks the beautiful Hollywell parklands and boasts stunning uninterrupted water views. Whether you are looking to renovate the current double brick, solidly constructed property on the 712m2 allotment or demolish the existing property and build a new house or development, this site has endless opportunities. OPTION 1 - Renovate the current property to your desired layout with priceless views. OPTION 2 - Knock down the current property and build your ultimate dream home. OPTION 3 - Knock down the current property and build two homes on the site with dual owner/ occupier/investment potential. OPTION 4 - Knock down the current property and build multiple apartments up to 9m high with a rooftop*.
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OPTION 5 - Knock down the current property and build up to four townhouses, side by side, north facing, up to 9m high with a rooftop*. This privately positioned home is located just 2 minutes stroll to Paradise Point Village, 5 minutes to the Runaway Bay Shopping Village, 7 minutes to Harbour Town and 15 mins to Southport. It is also within walking distance of many cafes and amenities including easily accessible public transport. There are multiple schools within a 5km radius to choose from and within 15 minutes you are on the M1 and can travel up to Brisbane and down to Coolangatta or beyond. The site is also surrounded by the wonderful Paradise Point precinct and park grounds which are home to some of the best restaurants on the Gold Coast, as well as great shopping and free weekend social events and live music. The iconic Surfers Paradise beach is only 20 minutes away or the beautiful Broadwater is within 80 metres of the front door. * Subject to Council approval.
For more information please contact Phillis Real Estate.
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16 BEACON LANE HOPE ISLAND QLD 4212
$ 20.8 million in sales achieved by Jun Yang in Sanctuary Cove and Hope Island in the last 6 months. Jun is your bilingual real estate assistant. She is a Sanctuary Cove and Hope Island specialist thanks to her connection with global high networth buyers. If you are a property owner in these two FIRB approved locations, connecting with Jun will be the best business decision and will bring you great fortune in 2022.
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LUXURY LIVING
THE NEW SPECIAL It’s here, and all eyes are on Marina Point.
APARTMENTS ON THE GOLD COAST are a dime a dozen. But, when something truly special comes along, people notice. Marina Point is the new special. Heralding in an advanced era of apartment living, Marina Point promises a standard that few other developments have delivered on. Its breathtaking views, luxe facilities and exquisite attention to detail are an enviable new benchmark for Hope Island living. Marina Point will break ground in 2022 in one of Hope Island’s most coveted waterfront locations. Bordered by the sparkling Coomera River on two sides, it delivers stunning panoramic waterfront views all the way to the lights of Surfers Paradise. Developer Rick Sheida from Sheida Group said Marina Point takes luxury to a level that’s beyond even their enormously successful project Anchorage Apartments, which is in its final stage. “Anchorage is our pride and joy, and we gave it 100 per cent of our passion for providing the highest quality living,” he said. “We have an even bigger vision for Marina Point, one where our residents live like they’re on a dream holiday, every day.”
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Every facet of life has been carefully crafted at Marina Point: security, wellness, lifestyle and home living. Each mid-rise boutique apartment block features opulent luxury apartments with stunning high ceilings. Apartments are available in two bedrooms, two bedrooms with a study, or three bedroom configurations, starting from a generous 153sqm. Every home is outfitted with high-end appliances, designed for maximum breeze flowthrough, and comes with two secure carparks. The utopian resort lifestyle has been considered from every angle. From oversized balconies, residents can relax and watch the boats pass by on the glittering waterways. Marina Point’s wide-open waterfront allows for easy manoeuvring of vessels in and out and multiple berths up to 20 metres are available for mooring even larger craft. The canals from Marina Point offer bridge-free access to the open ocean, meandering past the exquisite residences that line the waterways. For smaller vessels, on-site storage is available for kayaks and jet skis.
While tranquil on the outside, Marina Point’s facilities are a bustling hub of recreation and fun for those who choose it. The spectacular common area boasts a resident’s lounge and bar with full waterfront views in a resort-style entertaining area. A heated 25-metre lap pool is ready for yearround swimming, and a 25-metre lagoon pool sparkles in the sun. The state-of-the-art health and wellness centre features a fully equipped gymnasium, yoga room, massage room, sauna and spa. Excluding the lounge, Marina Point’s entertainment facilities will be constructed in Stage 1, which is a rarity for residential developments. “Our goal is to prioritise our residents, and that means making sure these magnificent facilities are ready to use from the beginning,” said Mr Sheida. Far from crowded, Marina Point instead boasts one hectare of lush, landscaped gardens and open space. Its abundance of fresh green land makes it a perfect home for families who don’t want to miss out on space for the children to play.
Pets aren’t forgotten either, with dog washing facilities available in the car wash bay. Marina Point’s premium location is a close neighbour to Hope Island’s shopping and dining precincts. Hope Island Marketplace is two minutes’ drive away, or residents can stroll the scenic esplanade boardwalks to local coffee shops and boutique stores. Located at the quiet dead-end of Grant Street, Marina Point’s picturesque corner of Hope Island is truly serene and undisturbed. Mr Sheida said future-proofing was another high-level consideration in Marina Point’s design. “We’ve emphasised safety with premium fob-controlled security gates with separate entry and exit points, and security fobs for the common areas too,” he said. “For the future, we know electric vehicles are becoming commonplace and we’re ready for that with powerpoints in every carpark.” Picture-perfect, tranquil and luxurious, Marina Point is ideal for downsizers, first home buyers and families alike. Prices start from $975,000. More information is available on 1300 075 432, or visit the Marina Point Showroom to view floor plans, floorplates and samples of the finishes. Open Mondays to Saturdays from 10am to 4pm at 93 Sheehan Avenue, Hope Island. Issue 90 – covemagazine.com.au Issue 90 – covemagazine.com.au 105
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CLASSIC COMFORT
Dune Outdoor Luxuries offer a timeless selection of quality furniture and accessories.
OPENING DUNE OUTDOOR LUXURIES in 2008, Ben and Mary Sidey are a true testament to design integrity, quality of products and personalised customer service. Their Gold Coast and Brisbane showrooms are a treasure trove of stylish furniture and accessories, all tailored with style and comfort in mind. “The Australian lifestyle is built outdoors and we are passionate about what we do,” says Mary. “We want our customers to get it right and be assured that they are investing in a long-term product that will stand up to our harsh environment.” Importing the best in outdoor living including marine fabrics for any exterior upholstery projects, the Dune team also offer an onsite design service creating outdoor solutions for customers to enjoy for many years to come. As the sole distributor for the luxury Brown Jordan brand Australia wide, Dune are able to ship these stunning products anywhere in the country.
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“The collaboration with Brown Jordan began quite quickly and has evolved to a dedicated partnership which has created a mutually successful relationship,” explains Mary. “Their products combine superior craftsmanship with iconic design, making them the perfect fit for our business.” Based on the philosophy to design beautiful, well-crafted contemporary and classical furniture that is timeless and made to last, Brown Jordan has partnered with the most innovative, forwardthinking designers from around the world. Each creator personifies an enriched taste for beauty and an unwavering commitment to iconic outdoor design. Dune’s featured Brown Jordan range is the timeless Calcutta collection. Calcutta is a re-introduction on a grander scale of Calcutta, originally designed in 1967 by Hall Bradley.
Inspired by the design themes of Chippendale furniture, Calcutta features cast bamboo patterns on the seat and back, while tapered legs and a lower x-stretcher continue the exotic bamboo pattern. Appropriate for indoor formal dining ad well as outdoor use, the Calcutta collection includes dining and deep seating pieces with cast aluminium top tables in various sizes “Our showrooms also feature a dedicated fabric design area to allow clients to touch and feel fabrics, gain inspiration and design their very own look,” says Mary. “We love creating beautiful spaces and we look forward to seeing you instore or onsite.” Dune Outdoor Luxuries is open 7 days and ships Australia wide.
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OSCAR, a collection designed with Ann Marie Vering for Brown Jordan, offers a sophisticated indoor-outdoor aesthetic, and pays homage to the brand’s beginnings in 1945, through its materiality, innovation and craftsmanship. The Oscar Collection is showcased at the Sanctuary Cove Boat Show 19-22 May 2022 at the Sunbrella Stand number 16 in the Promenade. Featured in Sunbrella’s Luxury plain collection.
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Handcrafted Rattan
Harking back in time to the British Colonial design movement, the Bungalow Designer Chair features a frame constructed of bamboo and rattan poles bound together with reed. Each piece is handcrafted with care in Indonesia and then finished with a light antique brown stain. RRP $849
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Mid-century chic
The supreme comfort of a seat from yesteryear has been refreshed with an extremely modern slant. Designed by Archirivolto, the Quadrotta chair has a sumptuously soft seat and artisanal detailing on the backrest, boosting comfort levels and elevating the aesthetic impact of this piece. It is based on a superb contrast between taut lines and yielding silhouettes, and between minimalist stylishness and mid-century chic. Discover the collection at Design Initial Gold Coast and Brisbane.
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A touch of retro
Crafted from white, perforated steel in a mushroom-like shape, the Ligne Roset Asola Table Lamp evokes a seventies-meetseighties vibe. RRP from $1,150. The Earl Night Stand by HC28 features high tapered feet and a lacquered drawer with a rounded design at its four corners. RRP from $895
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So relaxing
Designed for the life outdoors or the outdoor life at home, Two Trees has released a brand-new range of stylish and versatile hammocks. Made with 100% virgin cotton to enable you to relax, nourish and reset in luxury, this season’s reversible two-tone prints capture a fresh, light and calming vibe.
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Shaped in stone
A rarity that is to be championed within any interior, Coco Republic’s Cubix Travertine Dining Table offers a geometric play on both shape and form. Simple in design, the clean lines of the tabletop give the illusion that the surface is floating within a space. RRP $3,595
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Tailored to perfection
King Living’s award-winning Zaza 3-seater with two flexible arms unites gentle organic lines and luxurious deep seats for a relaxed tailored finish. Customise in your choice of premium fabrics or European leathers. RRP from $5,421
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Design & Manufacture of
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SHUTTERS & BLINDS Colourful Character
Artwork is any easy way to instantly transform a room with colour, character, mood and visual interest. Early Settler’s ever-rotating range includes county and coastal landscapes, cityscapes, floral gardens, animals and pets, abstracts and more. Blue Teal Charles Cockatoo Framed Print 120x80cm. RRP $179
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Undisputed Musicality Beautifully designed and easy to install, Focal Scala Utopia Evo Floorstanding Speakers take you closer to the music with enhanced emotion and listening pleasure. Discerning music lovers will be able to fine-tune the type of sound, depending on the timbre and the power they’re looking to achieve, while the new finishes with distinctive colour-ways offer many options for today’s contemporary spaces. RRP $80,000 pair
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Effortlessly sophisticated
Handcrafted in France, the Tigmi Jute Rug Collection is made in natural, hardworking materials with no two exactly alike. The range is available in two distinct styles: The Disco is a modern spin on the classic jute rug, made from recycled PET fibres assembled in braids while The Rocky is a geometric rug finished with a cotton backing.
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ART DEPARTMENT
Jason Murakami, Sky Parra, Lynne Weathered and Ron Behlau.
INNOCENCE & ART The inaugural BMG Legal Art Prize awarded to Queensland College of Art graduate Sky Parra. WORDS LOUISE CROSSEN QUEENSLAND COLLEGE OF ART (QCA) graduate Sky Parra has won the inaugural BMG Legal Art Prize, which puts the spotlight on victims of wrongful conviction in Australia. The prize was sponsored by Gold Coast law firm Behlau, Murakami and Grant (BMG Legal) as part of a long-standing partnership with Griffith University’s Innocence Project, which helps free Australians who have been wrongly convicted. The entries feature in an exhibition at the Webb Gallery at the QCA South Bank, before going on display at the offices of BMG Legal on the Gold Coast. For QCA fine art major Sky Parra, the prize has inspired a year-long nationwide project to capture portraits of people exonerated of committing a crime. The subject of Sky’s winning entry was Henry Keogh, who served over 20 years for a crime which never occurred. Although his conviction was found to be based on false expert testimony, the courts were unable to review the case until a change of legislation. The portrait was completed during a sitting last year – an experience that was life-changing for the young artist. “We spoke on the phone for hours, many, many times before we met,” Sky said.
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“He was able to tell me stories and convey details of the case that really moved me and informed the work. “During a brief visit to Queensland, we arranged a sitting – I made several sketches and photographs and then got stuck in. “I am normally quite deliberate, but I felt like I had never painted issues and emotions like this before. “I knew I had to do something radically different to my style, and I sort of wanted to put myself through the emotions. “I want the painting to have a greater meaning than just being a nice portrait, it’s a privilege to tell a really profound story like Henry’s.” This year, Sky is expanding the project – travelling the country, making a series of portraits of people still incarcerated and waiting on their appeal. “It gives me a tremendous sense of purpose” “I wake up with such determination every day because it actually weighs pretty heavy on my heart. “After you talk and connect with these people, you think ‘wow, I really want to help’. “Art is a great way to get people’s attention and to raise awareness about these issues.” The two legal eagles who sponsored the prize have longstanding connections to the Innocence Project at Griffith University. Griffith University Adjunct Law Professor Jason Murakami has volunteered with the Innocence
Project since the Gold Coast chapter was founded at Griffith Law School in 2001. Ron Behlau is a Griffith Law School alumnus and newly appointed Co-Director of the Innocence Project. Jason said the art prize was intended to support emerging artists while raising awareness of wrongful conviction in Australia. “We were aware that art students were graduating at an uncertain time, due to COVID,” he said. “I am a keen artist myself, and the quality of the entrants was just astounding. “These works really convey the stories behind the subjects. “It’s a powerful exhibition and the paintings evoke strong emotions.” Ron Behlau began volunteering with the Innocence Project as a Griffith law student, later worked pro bono on the project, and was recently appointed co-director with Dr Robyn Blewer. “When you’re trying to make changes in the justice system, you’ve got to bring people with you,” he explained. “We have wrongful convictions in this country and there are some real problems with the justice system. “This exhibition reminds everyone that wrongful convictions are an issue that needs to be on the agenda.”
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ART DEPARTMENT
HEART OF THE ARTS THE CULTURAL LANDSCAPE of the Gold Coast is changing and at the forefront of this quiet revolution is HOTA, Home of the Arts. The hidden oasis a stone’s throw from Surfers Paradise, the epicentre of performance, art, and major community events has exploded in recent years. The investment’s paying dividends for locals and travellers looking to dip their toes into internationally renowned musicals, the big names of the music industry and an expansive collection of coveted artworks. The best bit? You don’t have to stray far from the beach to find it. Celebrating its first birthday since opening in May 2021, HOTA Gallery is the $60.5 million building taking the world by storm. The vibrant pops of colour scream ‘welcome to the Gold Coast’, with the entr y way transporting visitors to a AAA rated, 2000sqm exhibition space. HOTA Gallery features six-levels, an exhibition hall set to host blockbuster world first exhibitions, a dedicated Children’s Gallery, and four spaces dedicated to highlighting the Gold Coast City Collection (valued at $32.5 million). Home to artworks from renowned Australian artists Michael Zavros, Abbey McCullough, Kathy Temin, Gordon Hookey and Ben Quilty, the 4500+ works provide a steady flow of new, enthralling experiences for visitors. Determined to provide an all-encompassing experience, HOTA Gallery is home to fine dining gourmet restaurant Palette and The Exhibitionist Bar. Both luxury locations with a coastal twist, the destinations have garnered their own reputations. Palette, led by Dayan Hartill-Law, has stunned diners with artistically inspired plates since its inaugural service. Less than a year after opening, Palette was awarded 14 points from the Australian Good Food Guide and earned two Chefs Hats. Built on a desire to keep their community at the forefronts of every decision, menu, and event, Palette has built a reputation for celebrating locally grown produce and the culinary talent of the Gold Coast and Australia as a whole.
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Palette’s rotating menu, inspired by the exhibitions surrounding the restaurant, brings a freshness and excitement sometimes lacking at traditional fine dining locations. With carefully curated menus and Sunday High Tea dedicated to adding a twist to the classic experience, dining on the artistic side is now a must-do of Gold Coast living. Taking the elevator to the top of HOTA Gallery, you’ll find one of the most photographed views of the city skyline. The Exhibitionist Bar sits atop the building, with panoramic views spanning from hinterland to coastline. Worthy of being your sole reason for a visit, the cocktail artistry of Tom Angel – the connoisseur behind the innovative menu. Making the list of Australia’s top 10 bartenders five times, Tom’s talent is sought after worldwide. Continually challenging the boundaries of mixology, his cocktails transcend your expectations. Beyond the HOTA Gallery sits a 17-hectare cultural playground. Home to a traditional style theatre, cinema spaces with daily sessions, underground venues and the award-winning Outdoor Stage, the versatile venue provides the perfect setting for shows, concerts and experiences year-round. Perfect sunny skies, the odd rainy day or breezy relaxed weekend – HOTA has something happening. 2022 started with sell-out performances of Queensland Ballet’s The Sleeping Beauty, followed by a string of sold-out nights on the Outdoors Stage. Starting the year big, HOTA will end it even bigger. The global phenomenon and Broadway sensation, Come From Away, lands on-stage in July. The first major Broadway production to be hosted at HOTA and on the Gold Coast, the anticipation continues to rise as we get closer to opening night. The announcement of the three-week season signals the start of major shows making their way to the Gold Coast, with surprise announcements always around the corner. From Broadway musicals to contemporary ballet, there’s a lot in store for the second half of the year.
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Discover the Cultural Paradise hidden behind the Glitter Strip.
Queensland Ballet will be back for their second performance of the year, Moonlight Ballet on the Outdoor Stage. An explosion of music, colour, and rock’n’roll swagger under the stars, inspired by the swinging 60s, ballet outdoors needs to be experienced to be understood. There’s a lot to discover at HOTA and there’s one secret we can share to help you keep up to date; become a HOTA Member. The perks of supporting HOTA are plentiful and always evolving. Members are treated to priority access to special events and memory making moments are in store, with exclusive events and experiences just for them. From garden parties with a gin themed twist, to intimate moments with performers, HOTA Memberships are the gift that keeps on giving. All of this, while providing local art and artists much needed support. Why wait? Find your moments, experiences, and adventures with HOTA, Home of the Arts.
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SEE & BE SEEN
David Phillips & Cheryl Bell
Hume & Rowan Campbell
Jocelyn Walker & Fay Mansell
Netti & Graham McKenzie
Michelle & Michael Cowling
Patrick & Glenis Murray
Tanya & Keith Coleman
John Thomas, Jeannie Waller, Carol Thomas & Max Alfieri
Peter & Brenda Ramsay
Terri Green & Bob Kurzak
Todd & Karen Bryant
Trish & Peter Threlkeld
CONCERT UNDER THE STARS 27 March – Sanctuary Cove
Sanctuary Cove’s ‘Concert under the Stars’ began with a delicious meal at Ioesco hosted by renowned restaurateur Max Alfieri and his team. The inclement weather forced the concert component of the evening to be moved into The Village Theatre, where guests enjoyed an exclusive performance from award winning Opera Australia star Rocco Speranza followed by The Swing Force Big Band playing their ‘Come Fly With Me’ show. Please FOLLOW US to view more photos of this event. Photography One Two Shoot Media.
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SEE & BE SEEN
Patricia James & Matilda Patrick
Val Smith & Diana Smith
Sara Ehsani & Jesse Christensen
Robbie & Natalie Crosson
Penelope Checa, Leila Loei & Zahira Buksh
Paul Bricknell & Beatriz Grados
Katherine Quiroga & Nelson Zambrano
Latino Fever Cast
David DonJuan & Viviana MarPin
Olena Kuchenko & Nataliya Thacker
Yaya Dongprachit, Helen Clifton & Anchalee Brew
Andrea Ramirez & Juan Rodriguez
OPENING NIGHT FEVER 19 March – The Village Theatre, Sanctuary Cove
It was a full house for the opening night of Latino Fever at Sanctuary Cove. Featuring dance styles from Spain, USA, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Mexico, Colombia, Argentina and Brazil, the vibrant, carefully curated show brings the very best of Latino America to the stage. As expected, the crowd were spellbound by the sassy 1.5-hour performance and danced the night away with the talented cast.
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Cruising Is Back, But Who’s Coming? APT's MS Caledonian Sky
Sailing Now in Western Australia
P&O Pacific Explorer May 31, 2022
Silversea Silver Explorer June 4, 2022
Coral Princess June 16, 2022
Carnival Splendor October 5, 2022
Royal Caribbean (Multiple Ships) October 21, 2022
Celebrity Eclipse October 22, 2022
Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth November 7, 2022
Holland America’s Noordam November 12, 2022
Norwegian Spirit
A closer look at which ships are returning to Australia, and when. After two long years we can finally celebrate the lifting of the federal cruise ban, and start planning our next local sailing adventure. But where to begin? Well we think that knowing which ships are coming and when is a really good start, so we've listed them all in chronological order for you to peruse. As always, we are here to help you decide which is the best cruise experience for you, both local and beyond, so contact us once you've narrowed down the list.
December 8, 2022
Seabourn Odyssey December 5, 2022
Viking Orion & Mars December 8, 2022
Oceania Regatta
December 12, 2022
Azamara Quest
December 21, 2022
Regent’s Seven Seas Explorer December 29, 2022
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MAYENTERTAINMENT
29 APRIL – 29 MAY Brisbane Comedy Festival
29 APRIL – 29 MAY ESCAPE in the Scenic Rim
13 – 28 MAY Clancestry – A Celebration of Country
Brisbane Comedy Festival returns to The Tivoli. The venue will be playing host to an assortment of the country’s most hilarious comedians including Mel Buttle (Fri 20 May) and Dilruk Jayasinha (Fri 27 May). From stand-up to improv to sketch comedy, the program offers something for everyone so grab your tickets and get excited for night after night of grin-inducing, side-splitting fun.
ESCAPE in the Scenic Rim is a month-long program of walks, talks and wild adventures from the tip of Tamborine Mountain to the lush valleys of the Lost World. The brand-new nature, eco and adventure celebration features hikes, rock climbs, hang-gliding, a mountain bike marathon, multi-day experiences, eco-masterclasses, nature play programs, an adventure film festival, and much more.
Postponed earlier in the year due to the impacts of COVID-19, new dates have been announced for QPAC’s Clancestry – A Celebration of Country. The two-week program of mostly free events, including activities, workshops, drag, music, circus and more, brings together First Nations voices, ideas and talent through performance and professional development opportunities.
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14 & 15 MAY Great Ocean Road Running Festival
19 – 22 MAY Blues on Broadbeach
21 MAY Casey Barnes – Light It Up Tour
The Kieser Great Ocean Road Running Festival is returning to Victoria’s iconic south-west coast. With distances from 1.5km to 60km, the event offers something for runners of all ages and experience levels. Whether you’re walking 5km, running your first marathon, enjoying the familyfriendly kite festival, or relaxing at a yoga session by the beach, it will be the ultimate weekend of running, wellness and leisure.
Blues on Broadbeach is the music festival you can’t miss in 2022. Now in its 21st year, an extraordinary collection of international and national artists will take to the stage over four days including headliners James Morrison Motown Experience, Robben Ford and R.L. Boyce. They will be joined by Karise Eden, Osaka Monaurail, Blue Empress All-Stars, Matty T Wall and many more.
Following up on the success of his recently released album, ‘Light It Up’, Casey Barnes will embark on a massive run of live shows, including a special home-town performance at Miami Marketta. Forced to cancel the majority of his ‘Town of A Million Dreams’ tour due to restrictions around COVID, the ‘Light It Up’ tour will be the first chance for many fans to catch live performances of songs from both albums.
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Legendar y magic duo Penn & Teller will appear in the Concert Hall QPAC as part of their first ever Australian tour. With hundreds of outrageous appearances to their credit, comedy’s most enduring team shows no signs of slowing down and will bring their greatest magic tricks to this strictly limited season of their live show.
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CROSSWORD crossword CRYPTIC CLUES ACROSS 1 Contaminated air hardened hero of protest greatly (5,3,4) 9 Thin slice maybe by iron used in contest (5) 10 Medical support unit is not involved with conglomeration of nice backers (4,5) 11 They are mostly refined and unrefined (6) 12 Twisted plaits covering one girl’s head (8) 13 Computer retrieved money won from gambling friend (6) 15 Serpent writhed over lass’s back and front (8) 18 Big individual knocked back rum so irregularly (8) 19 Strained nurse injects two points (6) 21 Surrender, accepted by Japanese capital, one recalled with prejudice (8) 23 Get away from tour organised by international body (6) 26 Woman who leads a triathlon in pace (9) 27 Lift is externally affected by burning (5) 28 Engaging stud and fans enter spa in a drunken state (4,8)
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STARS Stars
TAURUS 21 Apr – 21 May
The upcoming eclipses (the solar eclipse on 1 May and the total lunar eclipse on 16 May) will kick-start a fresh phase, for some Taureans at work and health-wise, and for others in your personal life. Travel, study and new projects will all appeal to you now.
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VIRGO 24 Aug – 23 Sept
CAPRICORN 23 Dec – 20 Jan
GEMINI 22 May – 21 Jun
LIBRA 24 Sept – 23 Oct
Someone close will surprise you, and you may already guess who. You are ready to make changes domestically, and may already put a lot of energy into transforming your home life. Rest assured, your efforts will succeed. Joint duties will require reconfiguration in the process.
AQUARIUS 21 Jan – 19 Feb
You’ll appreciate the chance to regenerate your social life. The new moon in your sign on 30 May will kick-start a fresh chapter in your personal life, which may be intense, so be prepared to boost your partnership and to make connections with like-minded people if single.
CANCER 22 Jun – 23 Jul
SCORPIO 24 Oct – 22 Nov
PISCES 20 Feb – 20 Mar
LEO 24 Jul – 23 Aug
SAGITTARIUS 23 Nov – 22 Dec
ARIES 21 Mar – 20 Apr
The solar eclipse on 1 May will revitalise your personal and business partnerships, so if you would like to forge new agreements, the next two months are ideal. Towards the end of May, you’ll appreciate the chance to turn a corner with an arrangement and broaden your horizons.
You’ll gain the opportunity to create a more secure position in life. You may even experience an unexpected change in status or a work offer early in May. Be open to new collaborations and, if single, to meeting someone new, especially at the new moon in your sign on 29 June.
You’ll feel inspired to rebuild and rethink your situation, especially in connection with your personal life, your neighbourhood and environment. Romance will be appealing, but also potentially misleading, so choose your path carefully as developments could surprise you.
You are ready to torpedo yourself into new territory. The eclipses in May will kick-start your need to expand your horizons, presenting travel, an option to study or a new job. But you must be prepared to co-operate and collaborate with those you share responsibilities with.
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The new moon on 30 May and the full moon on 14 June will kick-start a fresh daily routine. For some Archers, this will be in connection with work, for others, in your personal life. You may be surprised by developments, so keep an open mind about how you’d like to proceed.
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Financial and personal matters will take your focus in May and June, as you gain the opportunity to plan better moving forward. A debt may be repaid. The solar eclipse on 1 May and the new moon on 30 May could revitalise both your personal and domestic lives, so be creative.
The conjunction of Venus, Jupiter and Neptune in Pisces have brought an inundation of feelings and developments that may be disorientating, so be sure to find your feet. You will gain ground. Developments could even open doors to new ventures at home and in your personal life.
Venus will bring your focus to love and money and you may even reach goals in these two areas in unexpected ways. This is certainly a good time to take the initiative to improve both your love life and finances. Keep an eye out for work options as May’s eclipses will open doors.
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