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FRESH FOR SUMMER GET YOUR PAVERS LOOKING GREAT | SEE PAGE 54

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BRINGING YOUR PAVERS BACK TO LIFE IN SUMMER A

s Australian seasons transition from the cool of winter to the warmth of spring and summer, homeowners face the task of rejuvenating and maintaining their outdoor spaces.

One important element of this seasonal change is the proper care of paving, a surface prone to the impact of shifting weather conditions. The moisture build-up typical of

Australian winters, often leads to the growth of mildew, moss, and mould on concrete surfaces.

“THE RIGHT MATERIALS CAN MAKE OR BREAK AN OUTDOOR PROJECT”

To assist homeowners, Jason Hodges (pictured), landscape expert and Adbri Masonry brand ambassador, shares his expert advice and tips for effective cleaning and maintenance of concrete paving.

Effective maintenance of outdoor concrete surfaces starts at the installation stage with an emphasis on proper drainage and moisture management to minimise common issues such as staining, discolouration, and the chalky finish known as efflorescence.

“One of the most over-

looked aspects of concrete paving maintenance is the role of drainage and moisture management,” Hodges said.

He underscores the key role of a well-designed drainage system in not only prolonging the lifespan of your outdoor concrete surfaces but also in mitigating problems effectively. This foundational groundwork prepares the paving for diverse uses, including driveways, paths, or patios, ensuring their durability and sustained appearance.

With a variety of styles, colours, and textures available, choosing the right concrete paver that aligns with your surroundings is key to longevity and visual appeal. Regardless of location, consistent upkeep is essential for preserving the look and durability of your paving.

“In my years of experience in landscaping, I’ve seen how the right materials can make or break an outdoor project. Adbri Masonry’s pavers are a great example of what you should be looking for: they’re durable and come in a range of styles and colours to suit different environments. But

even the best materials won’t last if you don’t take care of them.

That’s why regular maintenance, tailored to the specific needs of your space and its seasonal challenges, is key to keeping your paved areas looking their best year-round,” Hodges said.

For aesthetic and maintenance purposes, consider applying a sealer to your newly installed pavers to ensure your investment is protected and stands the test of time, especially for BBQ areas or driveways where grease and grime could potentially stain your pavers.

As the warmer months approach and entertaining moves to the outdoors it’s time to address any stain or growth issues. The best way to do this is with a stiff broom or a pressure wash, taking care not to blast the stabilising sand from within the joints.

If you are faced with a stubborn stain, proprietary cleaning products for concrete pavers are readily available.

For more information and more maintenance advice, visit their website www.adbrimasonry. com.au.

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TALKING TECH The Experts

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his review was written with assistance from my daughter, who has just changed from an older premium Android phone to an iPhone 15.

In this review, we will look at some of the key aspects of the iPhone, as well as her likes and dislikes with the phone.

The iPhone 15 has a sleek, modern design with flat edges, a glass back, and a metal frame.

The back glass is colour-infused, which feels pleasant to touch and reduces fingerprints. It has a 6.1-inch OLED display offering vibrant colours, sharp details, and high contrast. The display also supports HDR10 and Dolby Vision for enhanced video quality.

The iPhone is powered by the A16 Bionic chip, which delivers fast and smooth performance for multitasking, gaming, and other demanding tasks. The iPhone 15 has 4GB of RAM and comes in three storage options: 128GB, 256GB, and 512 GB. The iPhone has a dual rear

camera system that consists of a 48MP wide-angle camera and a 12MP telephoto camera.

It also has a 16MP selfie camera that supports Face ID, Portrait Mode, and Night Mode.

The iPhone 15 has a 3,200 mAh battery that supports fast and wireless charging.

It can last up to 18 hours of video playback, 10 hours of streaming video, or 65 hours of audio playback on a single charge.

So what’s the verdict?

Likes • The photos and videos are of fantastic quality and better than her previous phone. The live photos are an excellent feature on the phone.

• A ll the Apps are optimised on the phone and have a consistent feel. Instagram looks better. Filters in Snapchat work.

• A irdrop works and gets photos immediately rather than relying on people to email them.

• Free Button – configured it to a flashlight and was easy to set up.

• Easy-to-read reminders and stackable widgets are great features.

• Loves Apple Wallet: Having just had her purse stolen, she could still use the cards on her phone even though the physical cards were cancelled.

Dislikes • The iPhone keyboards just aren’t as good as the options on Android; even though she downloaded Google’s keyboard, it maps similarly to Apple. It requires more taps to get to some special characters.

• Clicking in the middle of a word to correct spelling mistakes requires a long hold, whereas, in Android, you click on the spot.

• The selfie camera looks terrible in low light but is excellent in good lighting.

• Rebuying apps she has already purchased on the Android store is annoying.

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rospective home buyers wavering over plunging into the property market amid concerns over the economy and higher interest rates will be encouraged by reports that the traditional busy spring selling season has been blooming, with national home price growth up 4.31 per cent this year.

Property valuation platform PropTrack’s home price index for September, 2023, found buyer and seller confidence was rising significantly, with Sydney prices recovering most of 2022’s falls.

PropTrack senior economist Eleanor Creagh said one of the drivers of the home price recovery seen in 2023 has been the “subdued listings environment that meant buyers were competing for fewer properties”.

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said the price growth was underpinned by “record levels of net overseas migration, a challenged rental market and a new housing shortfall”.

“Home price growth has not only turned around quicker than many expected, but 2023 is shaping up to be a historically strong year in many markets,” she said.

McGrath Real Estate CEO, John McGrath, said those who are able to navigate this volatile economic period and interest rates rising 400 basis points since May last year will see their home’s value start to rise, “probably sooner than you think”.

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erty as soon as they could, and those who did were rewarded in less than 12 months,” McGrath said.

“It’s time to be that brave again, in preparation for the next major market upswing.

You probably don’t see it coming now, but I know after 40 years in this business that it’s just over the horizon.”

Broking Breakdown likes upbeat assessments on the property market, but we have also heard more cautious predictions from others in the know.

A leading real estate agent in a recent presentation in Sydney said their monthly sales were down almost 25 per cent this spring selling season. Talk to Bell Partners if you are buying property.

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SWIM SAFETY The Experts

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id you know that swimming is our country’s largest participation sport?

Ausplay data reveals there are 5.34 million organised swimmers, with over 50 per cent growth in the last 10 years.

We are a sport for life and for everyone, and our swimming community spans from six-monthold learn to swimmers to 100-year-old masters swimmers.

Swimming Australia is the peak governing body for swimming in Australia, with nearly 1,000 swim clubs and 90,000 registered members nationally.

However, you do not need to be harbouring Olympic aspirations or have the arm span of Ian Thorpe to get involved!

All children love swim-

ming races, so why not join us for a ‘Come and Try’ Swim Club evening at Nepean Aquatic Centre?

According to Royal Life Saving Australia, it is estimated 40-50 per cent of children aged between five and eight participate in swimming outside of school, with a drop-off in participation after eightyears-old. Unfortunately, this is a time in a child’s life where it is still very important for swimming skills to be consolidated and maintained with consistent practise and stroke correction. While an additional 300,000 children are in lessons compared to pre-pandemic levels, the growth is most evident in the younger age groups attending swimming lessons. Despite some growth in enrolments of

children aged between seven and 12 years, many older children have not returned to swimming lessons after the pandemic.

Royal Life Saving Chief Executive Officer Justin Scarr said the lack of water safety lessons for those older children heightened the drowning risk.

“The importance of school aged children returning to swimming

and water safety programs cannot be overstated. It is critical we get children aged between seven and 12 back into lessons now,” he said.

Last year’s National Drowning Report reported a 36 per cent increase in drowning among school aged children compared to the 10-year average.

The last two years have recorded the highest number of school-aged

drowning deaths in a decade (since 2011/12).

A great way to encourage older children to keep swimming is by joining a Swim Club, allowing your child to race either socially or competitively in a fun, supportive and social environment.

‘Come and Try’ Swim Club night is the perfect way to experience Club night racing in our indoor heated pools. Your child can race distances from 12.5m to 50m in all strokes, with assistance from our older club members where a confidence boost is needed.

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hree million Australians are living with anxiety or depression, and one in 16 people in Australia are affected by depression every year.

Physical symptoms of depression include headaches, backaches, constipation, changes in weight and difficulty sleeping. Unfortunately, many people still seem to feel there is a stigma attached to depression and anxiety, viewing them as weaknesses or character flaws rather than a genuine health condition.

Older people are also more hesitant to share their experiences of anxiety and depression with others, often ignoring symptoms over long periods of time and only seeking professional help when things reach a crisis point.

Everyone experiences pain at some point, but in people with depression or anxiety, pain can become particularly intense and hard to treat. People suffering from depression, for example, tend to experience more

severe and long-lasting pain than other people.

Depressed people experience low energy to the point that everyday tasks become overwhelming. Complaints of pain are also common.

When you are depressed, the last thing you want to think of is exercise, however, a physiotherapist can help you begin moving gradually.

Exercise releases endorphins and serotonin – the feel-good hormones – which stabilise your mood and help you feel better.

Stretching and breathing exercises, relaxation techniques and massage help relieve pain and muscle tension, improve circulation and promote flexibility.

As you begin to feel more relaxed, the irritability goes away and your sleep pattern improves. With improved sleep comes more energy and having more energy makes exercising easier. All of this leads to decreased heart rate, lower blood pressure and a reduction of other medical conditions associated with depression.

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JUSTIN HANNA One Point Health 4732 5188 Following an individualised exercise program from your exercise physiologist or physiotherapist can enable you to come off your depression and anxiety medication in a shorter time.

Exercise, diet and other health behaviours can support recovery from depression, so it is important to: • make sure you eat well • get regular exercise • avoid using alcohol, tobacco and other drugs to cope when you are finding things difficult.

Make a plan. Start slowly and build up gradually, e.g. if you have not been exercising at all, start with a 10-15 minute walk each morning, and gradually increase this to 30 minutes per day.

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The formula, which is free of parabens, sulphates and toxic ingredients, works by covering each hair strand with an invisible waterproofing cloak, which also helps to create a shiny and glass-like finish.

When the product first arrived at my door, I’ll admit I had my reservations. This isn’t my first rodeo when it comes to anti-frizz products, which will often weigh the hair down, make it look greasy, or do nothing at all. But, once I put it on my hair, I was pleasantly surprised.

One of the first things to note about the Dream Coat is that you do need to use quite a lot of it on your hair for it to work. As described, it needs to coat each hair individually, so a light

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Another important factor is that the product must be activated by heat to work, so if your goal is to use it before air-drying, this one might not be for you.

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PET HEALTH The Experts

KELLIE TICKNER Orchard Hills Veterinary Hospital 4736 2027

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microscopic allergens penetrate through the skin directly as dogs with this condition often have a genetically inherited skin barrier defect.

Flea allergy dermatitis (FAD): This is the most common skin disease in pets, and results from an allergic or hypersensitivity reaction to the flea’s saliva during feeding.

Contrary to popular belief, dogs don’t need a huge flea burden to develop a reaction, and in fact can develop FAD if they have only 1-2 fleas on their body.

Food allergy dermatitis: This condition usually develops from one year of age onwards. If you suspect your dog may be suffering a food allergy, it is recommended to change to a strict food elimination trial diet for three months. This usually involves feeding your dog a sole protein diet using food that your pet has never had before, e.g. kangaroo and pumpkin, and nothing else. If the symptoms improve over this time, there is a possibility your dog has a food allergy. At the end of this time, test your dog by going back to the regular diet and monitor if symptoms reoccur. If they do, chances are it is a food allergy. The most common allergens in dogs in Australia are beef, chicken and wheat.

kin disease and allergies are a common problem seen in pets. The condition of your pet’s coat and skin is an important indicator of their overall health. As with allergies or skin reactions in people, these conditions can vary from acute, self-limiting problems to chronic or long-lasting problems requiring life-long treatment.

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JANUARY 21 TO FEBRUARY 19

FEBRUARY 20 TO MARCH 20

MARCH 21 TO APRIL 20

This week the Sun transits into your career zone (where it joins Mercury and Mars) and the Lunar Eclipse lights up your family zone (where it joins Jupiter and Uranus). So try to get the balance right between professional progress and domestic peace. And – if you have to choose – lean slightly towards harmony at home. Your motto for the moment comes from actress Julia Roberts (who turns 56 on Saturday), “My life at home gives me absolute joy.”

Monday and Tuesday are positive days to plan a new course of study or book an adventurous holiday. However – on the weekend – hidden tensions could bubble to the surface with a relative, neighbour or work colleague. Be extra diplomatic and try not to take criticism personally. Social media is also a potential minefield, as the planets stir up your communication zone. So be careful you don’t send the wrong message to the wrong person at the wrong time!

Finances, joint ventures, secret deals and trust issues are on the table this week. Saturday night’s Lunar Eclipse highlights hiccups involving self-esteem and/or financial management. Strive to be less impulsive and extravagant, and more cautious with cash and credit.

Don’t spoil a potentially productive week by being physically reckless or making inappropriate comments. Slow down, think before you speak and consult with loved ones along the way.

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This week the Lunar Eclipse (in your sign) emphasises your practical side. So do your best to handle current situations in a suitably sensible and pragmatic fashion. When it comes to a romance, work partnership or joint venture, avoid getting stuck in a boring rut. Six planets push you to find creative ways to express yourself personally and within relationships. But don’t believe everything you hear! Keep your Bulldust Detector switched onto high.

With the help of the Lunar Eclipse, use the power of your fertile imagination and trusty intuition to get to the bottom of a problem that’s been bothering you.

If you listen to the wisdom of your inner voice (and pay attention to the symbolism in your dreams) it will point you in the right direction. You’re also keen to work constructively with a colleague or communicate creatively with a friend.

But don’t get carried away and promise more than you can deliver.

The silvery, ever-changeable Moon is your power planet, and many sensitive Crabs feel emotionally volatile and vulnerable around the time of the Full Moon. Saturday night’s Lunar Eclipse is in earthy Taurus, so you’ll probably feel more grounded (and less moody) than usual. But you still need to be extra careful and consistent in the way you communicate with other people (especially children, teenagers, work colleagues and close friends).

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It’s one of the most productive weeks of the year as Saturn (planet of discipline and patience) links up with the Sun (your power planet). Relationships with family members should improve, as long as you take a cautious and responsible approach. Catching up with delayed chores and long-overdue DIY projects in your Lion’s den is especially favoured.

The more positive and proactive you are about Home Sweet Home, the better you’ll feel.

The Sun, Mercury and Mars encourage vigorous communication Virgo, as you expand your influence (especially via social media). Being confident is paramount, as you go after what you want with plenty of creative passion. Venus suggests an increase in cash flow … but be careful you don’t cancel that out by indulging in a spontaneous spending spree! You’re feeling perceptive, as you solve a problem by paying close attention to important details.

Stylish Librans appreciate quality and luxury, but don’t overdo it or you’ll end up being the most beautiful bankrupt on the block! This week Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, Uranus and the Lunar Eclipse stir up your money and self-esteem zones.

So it’s time to get your finances in order, and be true to the authentic you. Singer Katy Perry (who turns 39 on Wednesday) observes, “If you’re presenting yourself with confidence, you can pull off pretty much anything.”

SCORPIO

SAGITTARIUS

CAPRICORN

OCTOBER 24 TO NOVEMBER 22

NOVEMBER 23 TO DECEMBER 21

DECEMBER 22 TO JANUARY 20

If you stir up grievances with an old adversary, you could find you’ve bitten off more than you can comfortably chew!

When it comes to a frustrating problem, avoid quick fixes. You’ll find a satisfactory solution if you act on your hunches and look for the facts that are hidden beneath the surface. The Sun, Mercury and Mars are all visiting your sign. So confidence is in and complacency is out, as you go after what you want with passion, purpose and pizazz.

This week’s Lunar Eclipse highlights your health, daily routine and work zone.

But expect some surprising developments and stressful moments along the way. Resist the urge to be argumentative, extravagant and super self-indulgent.

On the weekend you need to slow down before you blow a fuse! Try to ground your fiery energy and calm your busy mind. Some meditation, contemplation, yoga, chanting or Tai Chi could be just what the doctor ordered.

The best days of the week are Monday and Tuesday, when Saturn (your power planet) makes positive links to Mercury and the Sun. Focused thinking, goal setting and creative plans will take you far. Then Saturday night’s Lunar Eclipse shines a bright (and sometimes unforgiving) spotlight on partnerships of the romantic, platonic, creative, business and family variety. So it’s a good weekend to focus on friendships, shared hobbies and joint ventures.

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