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cover photographer Luke Kenny We are very proud to announce that commencing from this issue, the Cove magazine will be distributed throughout Asia. You can now find us at select newsagencies in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia (including Bali), Thailand, Taiwan, Abu Dhabi and Dubai.
model Annie Johnson wears Carla Zampatti Snow cotton ruffle dress $599, Michael Kors gold plated ring $245
To celebrate our extended reach we have dedicated Issue 33 to all things ‘international’. From the exotic flavours of Mexico in our Cuisine section to the vintage Bally images in the ‘Iconic Brands’ feature, there is a subtle, yet distinct, global theme running throughout the pages.
location The Sanctuary Cove Golf & Country Club
Taking centre stage is the Rolling Stones’ drummer Charlie Watts. While he may not be as flamboyant as Mick Jagger or as infamous as Ronnie Woods, Charlie has been the steadying force behind the band’s success – and continues to relish his role as the middleman. Moving from music to the Arts, we showcase the highly successful Colours of our Country exhibition in Western Australia. Supported by Rio Tinto, this annual event provides the perfect vehicle for Indigenous artists from the Pilbara to display their unique talents to the wider community. The article also highlights Rio Tinto’s award-winning Indigenous Employment Program and the company’s holistic approach to supporting the local community. Speaking of award-winning performances … actor and action man Jeremy Renner drops by to discuss his role in the smash hit movie, The Bourne Legacy; and we chat to Olympic athlete Tate Smith, who, along with his fellow team members, won gold in the K4 1000m in London. Still in the U.K., we join Terry Hopley as he boards Her Royal Highness Queen Mary 2 for an iconic voyage across the Atlantic to New York. To complete our international travel itinerary we head off to Italy to discover the timeless beauty of Tuscany and we sample the colourful culture of South America. Another superstar, Olivia Newton-John, drops by to share her travel tips and our wine writer, Tony Harper, jumps the ditch to visit picturesque Central Otago in New Zealand. Of course, you don’t have to head overseas to find a wealth of experiences … After almost 30 years of travelling, Australians Keith Allardice and his wife Grace have moved back home where Keith is taking over the helm at Sanctuary Cove. Still on the homefront, we have some timely advice from the experts at Macquarie Bank on how to build your financial future and we take a behind the scenes look at our cover shoot. Finally, we are giving one lucky reader the chance to win a luxurious 3-night escape to the award-winning Hayman resort. Good luck!
See pages 42 -43 for a ‘behind the scenes’ look at our cover shoot.
the cove team publisher Clare E. Urwin | Sanctuary Cove Publishing editor Rhonda Oxnam words@scpublishing.com.au art director Sandra Teissl designer Saida Anderson business manager Yvonne Marsden sales & marketing manager Jacqui Forrester marketing@scpublishing.com.au photographers Mark Burgin, Limetree Events, Luke Kenny fashion contributor Henrietta Dups beauty contributor Linette Gramstad food & wine contributor Tony Harper motoring contributor Chris Nixon editorial contributors Terry Hopley, Gaye Heldon, Susan Lang-Lemckert, Madeline Marshall, Bryan Matthews, Patsy Rowe The Cove magazine is published and owned by Sanctuary Cove Publishing T +61 7 5577 9499 P.O. Box 252 Sanctuary Cove, Qld, Aust 4212 www.thecovemagazine.com.au No responsibility is accepted by SCP for the accuracy of any statement contained in the text or advertisements. All material appearing in The Cove magazine is copyright©. Views expressed by journalists are not necessarily those of the publisher. Printed by Printcraft.
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