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March 2021

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Finding Louie

NEVER TOO LATE Change

How Jessielou Windle found herself, and her business

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LETTER FROM

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Welcome to our hustle edition! With the festivities of the new year behind us, the kids back at school, and routine well and truly kicked in, there’s no better time to make things happen. Now, when most people think about the word ‘hustle’, they’re thinking long days, late nights, and an entrepreneurial end-goal. But when we talk about hustle, we’re talking about the hustle for life. The setting of goals, no matter what they might be. Big, small, or somewhere in between. And that may well be grinding it out to launch your dream business, or grow your side-hustle into a full-time gig. If that’s your hustle, more power to you! But maybe your goals are a little smaller, a little simpler. And that’s okay too. Maybe it’s reaching a health and fitness goal you’ve been putting off for way too long. Maybe it’s taking up a new hobby, embracing a passion, or studying. Or, maybe it’s simply finding more time to do less. Now that is a goal worth working towards. When was the last time you watched a sunrise? Curled up with a book and a cuppa? When was the last time you enjoyed a phone call without prefacing the conversation with a time limit? Or took a walk with your children (without your phone), allowing them to stop and collect leaves along the way? In the age of social media, where our successes are splashed over every platform, and our failures kept hidden, the FOMO is real. Have I got enough money, enough friends, enough clothes? The right clothes, the right friends? And if I’m not running my own business and killing it, I’ll kill myself trying! In the meantime, your parents are getting older. Your siblings are creating your nieces and nephews. Your books are unread. Your soul unnourished. If you’re hustle isn’t making you happy, perhaps it’s time to shake things up a bit (check out page 28 to learn how to switch careers at any age). So, whatever your goals for 2021 – big, small, fast, slow – there’s no better time to start, than now. After all, if nothing changes, nothing changes.

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CONTENTS

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WORK, PLAY AND FINDING JOY

RISING ABOVE THE REST

Jessielou Windles on creativity, positivity, and her blooming business

How Sandra Carder found success in a boys’ club

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MAKE IT HAPPEN

Realistic goals lead to real change

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WORKING FROM HOME

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How to make remote working work for you

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Health and wellbeing

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Above The Rest Standing out with style in a ‘boy’s club’ industry, Gold Coast local and commercial real estate agent Sandra Carder speaks to Get It Magazine about integrity, challenging yourself, and being passionate about your career. How did you know real estate was the career for you? I had multiple sales jobs after I finished university, and my uncle encouraged me to get into commercial real estate. I started working for King and Co in Brisbane in 2002 - I loved it and have never looked back. In an industry that can be male-dominated, what defines your brand? The ‘boys club’ is very much alive and well in the commercial sector, and I have learnt to navigate this for the past 20 years. I worked out very early in my career that providing excellent service, being honest and reliable - and operating with complete integrity meant that clients took me seriously and the boy’s club didn’t matter.

love my work and get accused of being a workaholic, but I am getting better at finding an acceptable balance.

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What does a day in your life look like? I’m always up early and kick off the day with a 10-minute meditation. I try to get all of my emails, law study and social media posts done first thing, and then I hit the gym. I block out the afternoons for my lunch meetings, inspections and catch ups with clients. Do you have a quote that has served you well? ‘The harder you fall, the higher you bounce’ – Dr Zeus. It’s funny and so true - commercial real estate is a rollercoaster and you have to learn to enjoy the ride. What professional challenge are you most proud of overcoming? Kicking the guilt about wanting to have it all and maintaining a work/life balance. I GET IT March 2021

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Work, Play & Finding Joy with Jesselou Windle Holly Bartter sits down with Jesselou Windle, founder of lifestyle brand Louie Lux, to talk creativity, positivity, and her blooming business. The road to a thriving business isn’t always straightforward, but Jesselou was called to her path with a clear sense of direction. The secret Instagram account that started it all in 2014 was entitled ‘Finding Louie’, a space for Jesselou to share her own inspiring messages and art, but it soon grew into something so much more than social media. “Within weeks of posting I had garnered a healthy following and had requests to order my work,” Jesselou shares. “It beckoned me to create a website where I could sell my pieces all over the world. Louie is my middle name and nickname...I was desperate to find that Louie who loved art, and the brand Louie Luxe was born that year.”

“There are 6 working mums at HQ now, and we are all guided by connection, art, feeling, and purpose. “At the beginning, I thought it was more about the lettering,” Jesselou reflects, “but I soon realised it was more about the words and the feelings they conjured up. We love giving customers the chance to express the feelings that are sometimes hard to find.” Dividing her time between work and family presents its own unique set of challenges. “Amongst the glamorised ‘hustle’ and ‘grind’, there are plenty of tears and guilt. Mum guilt, friend guilt, customer guilt... The key is to learn, and keep moving forward.” A positive mindset allows Jesselou to overcome anything life throws at her. “I was once told I was annoyingly positive - sometimes that’s what it takes in a world where it’s easy to be down. I take pride in creating a life where I wake up genuinely

excited each morning. I proactively take steps every day to ensure I am giving myself the opportunity to grow and love life to the fullest.” For many women, Jesselou’s journey speaks volumes, and she shares her advice for anyone looking to follow their dreams: “Your desire to connect with your true purpose should be a priority. The world needs more humans living in alignment with their purpose. Don’t be scared, and enjoy the ride!” So, what’s next for Jesselou? “I look forward to releasing a number of books I have been working on behind the scenes - good things take time. For now, it is all about continuing to plant our feet, staying true on our quest for connection, and providing a paradise of meaningful gifts for those who come along for the ride.”

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Offering prints of poetry, letter art, apparel, and even tattoo design, Louie Lux has grown a strong client base that resonates with the message of “celebrating life, love, family, food, and home.” Jesselou balances her role as a founder with being a mother to two boys, Jayce and Rafferty, and finds inspiration in demonstrating what’s achievable when you live in alignment. “My love for my children drives me every day,” she explains, “I want to lead by example for them, and let the hard work and commitment to my craft show them that anything is possible.” Developing Louie Lux into a full-time business has meant Jesselou has expanded her team. 15

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Working from Home? Make it Work for You. With flexible work structures, online businesses, and the onset of a global pandemic, more of us are working from home than ever before. Joshua Zerkel, Head of Global Engagement Marketing at leading organisational app Asana, shares his advice for staying productive and keeping your cool while you hustle from home. While many of us have worked from home at some point in our career, 2020 brought a new dynamic to our work/life balance. Joshua Zerkel believes that remote work is here to stay, highlighting his top four tips for a winning at-home work routine:

interrupting your workflow, keep track of personal tasks and allocate time when you’ll focus on them. If you live with a partner, you can also ask for their support if they spot you making grocery lists or getting off-track.

2. Help each other balance priorities According to research conducted by the Asana team, about 89 per cent of people across Australia and New Zealand worked late in 2020. For couples and families, time management is critical to the success of WFH. At the end of each day, take 10 minutes to review your partner’s upcoming schedules and coordinate who is working from where, and who can pick up some of the ‘life slack’.

1. Avoid the rabbit hole of distraction

3. Schedule ‘me-time’ and ‘togethertime’

It’s easy to be drawn in by day-to-day matters when you’re on the clock, but this can lead to a day of distractions. Instead of

Make time each day where you can get some fresh air, listen to a podcast or grab a coffee. If you live with housemates, this

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solo time is important to recharge your batteries. For couples, plan some relaxed time together as well, and check in with one another – just make sure it’s more than just a two-minute chat between Zoom calls.

4. Stop living at work Although it’s easy to pull up your emails at all hours, it’s critical to be able to separate work and home, especially on weekends. Build a weekend prep ritual where you ‘close the door’ on your work for the week - this may mean shutting down your laptops and putting away all work-related documents so you can turn off the work part of your brain and recharge. When done the right way, working from home can free up hours of commuting, give us more quality time with our families, and allow for greater schedule flexibility, so make the most of your new normal and make 2021 the year when you win at working from home.


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expands her brand, launching Cabana Kids at Sanctuary Cove. Coast Businesswoman Liliana Rogers, has achieved well deserved success with the opening of her new retail outlet Cabana Kids at Sanctuary Cove.

“And importantly to ensure that quality and predominately natural/ organic products were now affordable to most.” Cabana Kids offers a diverse range of high-quality products, including those for pregnancy self-care, natural fibre organic babies’ and children’s clothing, bedding, décor, furniture, wooden toys, as well as a variety of unique gifts.

Expanding her unique boutique retail experience, this affordable haven complements her existing lifestyle boutique, Cabana, also located in the Marine Village at Sanctuary Cove.

But Cabana Kids goes beyond retail, with plans to host a range of interactive events within the purpose built hub.

Ms Roger’s aim is to fill the gap in the market by providing the highest quality, predominately natural and organic products, at affordable prices.

As well as an upcoming Easter experience, the Cabana Kids hub will include a children’s book author visit, and opportunities to listen to pregnancy and parenting specialists.

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Australian Dream The seismic shift in lifestyle created by COVID-19 and lockdowns has reshaped how Australians are choosing to build and renovate their homes. From an increased focus on hygiene, to rallying against shrinking block sizes, the story of Australian architecture has taken a new turn.

With industry data showing that 44 per cent of home buyers have changed their preferences for their properties, James Hardie’s experts talk to Get it about some of the trends influencing the homes of 2021. Lifestyle matters

that separate bedrooms and home offices with a central living-dining area work well,” says Architect, Joe Snell. Moving for size

Working from home has reduced the need to be tied to a physical location, opening up new property opportunities. “According to our research, Gen Y is considering moving to the suburbs for detached home ownership. However, they would still consider apartment living near their family, if it had sufficient room,” says Ms Simpson. “On the other end of the spectrum, downsizers are looking to escape the city for a smaller beachside location.”

“At the beginning of 2020 we were seeing increased interest in more sustainable ‘micro-homes’ and an acceptance of shrinking block sizes in metro areas. However, in less than a year, our homes took on new roles from offices, gyms and other locations that we would normally go outside to visit,” says Helen Simpson, Insights Manager at James Hardie.

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“Today, homeowners, especially working couples buying their first property, are looking for more separate spaces such as home offices, while maintaining the scale of open plan living.

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“This emphasis on blending interiors and exteriors is driving the trend for continuity in colour palettes, materials and textures between spaces.” To find out more about how to build or renovate your own dream home, from inspiration on the latest look to advice on modern materials, visit jameshardie.com.au.


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Move out clothes and personnel items that you will not be sending into storage. Put them all in a separate room and shut the door. Tell the movers what is to go and stay.

Write an inventory list of the major items, and groups of smaller items that you are packing, this is also required if you take insurance.

Pack as many things into boxes as possible before your storage unit arrives to streamline the process.

Choosing a unit: Choose a reliable storage company. When you store items, you’re placing trust in a third party to take care of your belongings. It’s important that you choose a company with a proven track record of reliability. Packing a unit: Do label your boxes. But don’t store anything super valuable. And don’t leave items unprotected. Take the time to properly pack and wrap all fragile and small items. Furniture should be covered with blankets or moving pads (not plastic, which can trap moisture, resulting in mildew and mould), and anything small should be boxed up. How to Pack Clothes for Storage 1.

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Meat for

vegetarians

As increasing numbers of Australians turn to plant-based foods, demand for vegan and vegetarian recipes is on the rise. With the classic Aussie barbie the dinner of choice for many special occasions, recipes that suit our laidback lifestyle are the order of choice.

That’s where mushrooms come in! Nutritionist, trainer, best-selling author, and plant-based food advocate, Luke Hines, has joined Mush-Boom and President of Vegetarian Victoria, Mark Doneddu, in calling on Aussies to give veggie-lovers a break.

Chipotle Mushroom Tacos Prep: 20 mins Cooking time: 10 mins Serves: 4

Method

Ingredients

Heat 1 tablespoon oil in a large frying pan over high heat. Add onion. Cook, stirring, for 3 minutes or until softened. Transfer to a bowl. Heat remaining oil in same pan over high heat. Add mushroom. Cook, stirring occasionally, for 6 minutes or until well browned. Return onion to pan with chipotle. Stir over low heat for 1 minute or until well combined.

1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil 1 red onion, cut into wedges 400g of Portobello or flat white mushrooms, thickly sliced; or 400g Swiss brown mushrooms, thickly sliced

Meanwhile, dice avocado and lime juice in a bowl until smooth. Season with salt and pepper. Combine tomato and cucumber in a bowl.

2 tablespoons chipotle in adobo sauce, finely chopped 2 ripe avocados, chopped 3 teaspoons lime juice

To assemble, spread some avocado over tortillas. Top with chipotle mushrooms. Sprinkle with tomato mixture and coriander. Serve with lime wedges.

200g Perino tomatoes, diced 1 Lebanese cucumber, diced Grilled flour tortillas, fresh coriander sprigs and lime wedges, to serve

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Soba Noodle Salad

with Teriyaki Mushrooms Prep: 15 mins Cooking time: 10 mins Serves: 4

Ingredients 270g packet soba noodles 1 bunch asparagus, halved, thinly sliced on the diagonal

Method

2 tablespoons white wine vinegar

Cook noodles following packet instructions, adding asparagus for last minute. Drain. Cool under cold running water. Dain well.

3 teaspoons sesame oil 2 teaspoons caster sugar 1 green onion, thinly sliced on the diagonal 2 1/2 tablespoons vegetable oil 3 garlic cloves, thinly sliced 6cm piece fresh ginger, peeled, cut into matchsticks 400g Swiss brown mushrooms, sliced; or 400g cup mushrooms 1 tablespoon teriyaki sauce 1 tablespoon lemon juice Fresh coriander sprigs, to serve

Meanwhile, combine vinegar, sesame oil and sugar in a large bowl. Stir until sugar dissolves. Add noodle mixture and onion to dressing. Toss until well coated. Heat vegetable oil in a large frying pan over high heat. Add garlic and ginger. Cook, stirring, for 1-2 minutes or until golden. Remove with a slotted spoon. Add mushrooms to hot pan. Cook for 3 minutes or until golden. Add teriyaki sauce and lemon juice. Toss to coat and cook for 1-2 minutes or until sauce has reduced and mushrooms are glazed. Divide noodle mixture between 4 serving bowls. Top with mushrooms and garlic mixture. Serve sprinkled with coriander.

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One Pan Mushroom Shakshuka Prep: 5 mins Cooking time: 15 mins Serves: 4

Method

Ingredients

Heat oil in a large frying pan over medium-high heat. Add mushrooms and onion. Cook, stirring occasionally, for 6 minutes or until golden. Season with salt and pepper. Add garlic. Cook stirring for 30 seconds. Stir through spinach. Cook for 1 minute or until spinach starts to wilt.

2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil 200g Swiss brown cup mushroom, quartered; or 200g white button mushroom, halved

Make 4 holes in pan. Break an egg into each hole. Cook, covered, for 4-5 minutes or until white is set. Season with salt and pepper and sprinkle eggs with paprika. Serve immediately with toasted bread.

1 red onion, cut into wedges 2 garlic cloves, finely chopped 1 bunch English spinach, washed, leaves picked 4 eggs Sprinkle of paprika Toasted bread, to serve

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Shish-ka Boom Kebob Prep: 45 mins Cooking time: 15 mins Serves: 6

Ingredients

Method

1 teaspoon sriracha

Make Kabobs Combine sriracha, oil, smoked paprika and pepper in a large bowl. Halve any larger mushroom so they are roughly the same size. Add mushrooms to sriracha mixture. Gently toss to coat. Using 2 skewers at a time, skewer mushrooms (see note). Heat a large frying pan or barbecue grill on high. Reduce heat to medium. Char-grill mushrooms for 10-12 minutes, turning occasionally or until lightly charred and tender.

2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil 2 teaspoons smoked paprika 1/2 teaspoon ground pepper 400g brown and white mushrooms; or 400g white flat mushrooms 1 small red onion, very thinly sliced Lebanese flat bread (quartered), to serve Tabbouleh 1/4 cup bulgur (cracked wheat) 1 1/2 cups finely chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley 1 cup finely chopped fresh mint 250g packet cocktail truss tomatoes, diced 2 green onions, finely chopped 1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1/4 teaspoon ground allspice (optional) Garlic Yoghurt Sauce ½ cup plain Greek-style yoghurt 2 teaspoons lemon juice

Make Tabbouleh Place bulgur in a heatproof bowl. Add enough boiling water to cover, then set aside for 10 minutes. Drain in a sieve, pressing down with the back of a spoon to drain excess moisture. Set aside to cool. Combine with remaining ingredients in a large bowl. Season with salt and pepper. Make Garlic Yoghurt Sauce Combine all ingredients in a bowl. Season with salt and pepper. Assemble To assemble, spoon some tabbouleh onto flat bread. Top with mushroom and red onion. Serve drizzled with yoghurt sauce. Cook’s notes Using 2 skewers instead of 1 makes it easier to turn the mushrooms on the barbecue and they are less likely to fall off. If using wooden skewers, you’ll need to soak them in water for 10 minutes to avoid scorching. You can also buy ready-made tabbouleh if you run out of time. To level up the heat in the kabob, increase sriracha to 1 tablespoon. For hotter still, use1/3 of a cup of sriracha instead. For the hottest of the hot, sprinkle 5 finely chopped Birdseye chillies and 2 teaspoons of dried chilli flakes onto the cooked kabob.

1 garlic clove, crushed

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Embracing CAREER change at

Any Age

Gone are the days of the ‘job for life’ and a corner office - we’re all likely to wear multiple career hats throughout our lifetime and develop more than one skill set. Raphael Bender, CEO of leading Pilates training company Breathe Education, talks with Get It Magazine about moving into the wellness industry at any stage of your life.

industry is healthy for your body and mind, and you get to help others in a meaningful way.

Why might someone want a career change later in life? Many people transition to teaching Pilates because they find their career unfulfilling. For others, it is often a second career after retirement. For quite a few, when the kids leave home it’s time to finally do something for themselves.

One woman chose to change careers when she lost her job due to COVID - she is now teaching online from home and has never been happier. We even have a retired accountant who started his wellness career in his seventies! He has also now qualified, and at 80 years old holds a weekly Pilates class for a student class of all ages and abilities.

Is it ever too late to change careers?

Does Pilates training work as a side hustle?

Never - our oldest student enrolled at 78 and started teaching Pilates at 79. If you think you’re too old, you’re wrong. There is no upper age limit, there is plenty of work teaching clients of all ages, and for instructors of all ages.

Absolutely! The majority of our graduates start out with Pilates as their side hustle. Many choose to continue in their corporate jobs and teach Pilates around the edges. Some people find over time that they are even comfortable enough to leave the corporate world behind.

What does a career in the wellness industry offer? Flexible hours are a great attraction for many people, plus you get to spend your time helping people improve their health and happiness. Working in the wellness GET IT March 2021

Do you need to have a background in health and wellness to get started? A good Pilates course will teach you everything you need to know, so you don’t need any prior skills, but I recommend attending regular Pilates for at least a couple of months before you commit to becoming an instructor. What are some memorable student case studies?

What’s your best advice to get started? Don’t listen to the self-critic telling you you’re too old, the wrong shape or not fit enough - none of these concerns are 28

important, nor are they true. You don’t need to be perfect at all the moves, or really lean, or graceful. You only need to love Pilates and want to help people who need it, so do your research and if you love it, go for it! ABOUT RAPHAEL: Raphael Bender has a Masters degree in Clinical Exercise Physiology (Rehabilitation), a Bachelor degree in Exercise and Sports Science, a Diploma of Pilates Movement Therapy and STOTT PILATES full certification.

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Realistic goals

LEAD TO REAL CHANGE

With the New Year having just began, I thought it was a good time to talk about resolutions and goal setting. Often when we set goals, we base them around where we want to be in the future, and what we want to achieve long term, but don’t give a lot of thought to the actual process of how to get there. New year goals I often see are along the lines of ‘I’m going to lose 10kg this year’, or ‘I’ll run a half marathon’. This type of goal is what I call an outcome based goal. I want to teach you today about a different sort of goal: Behaviour goals. A behaviour (or action) goal is a goal that can lead to, and support your outcome based goal. For example, ‘exercise for 30 minutes every day’, or ‘include vegetables in three out of four meals each day’ would both be behaviours, or actions, that would support the outcome based goal of losing weight. By setting up your goals to be based on smaller daily improvements, you set yourself up to be more motivated, and are more likely to stick to the plan you’ve set in place to

achieve your larger outcome based goal. I think of this process as a bit like cleaning a house for the first time in ages. No one wants to clean a whole house in one go and it can seem daunting to start with. But if you start with something small like taking the bins out, and then move to wiping the dust off the skirting boards, you build momentum as you start to see a result from your actions. Those actions or behaviours you take lead to a result, and as you see a result you become more motivated, and because you’re more motivated you take more and more actions. Then before you know it the house is clean! This same process applies for almost any goal. Actions bring results, results bring motivation, and motivation brings the desire to take more action. My recommendation is to grab your diary, and for the next 12 weeks write down what behaviours or actions you need to take to achieve your outcome goal, and every day check off the ones you have done. The more often you complete those 29

behaviours, then the closer you are to achieving your outcome goal.

ACTIONS BRING RESULTS, RESULTS BRING MOTIVATION, AND MOTIVATION BRINGS THE DESIRE TO TAKE MORE ACTION.

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Adopt

a pet this March Over the past six years, PETstock Assist’s National Pet Adoption Day has helped rehome more than 12,000 animals. And now they’ve taken things one step further with the introduction of National Pet Adoption Month, kicking off in March 2021. The initiative aims to help change the lives of rescue pets and humans in an effort to break the cycle of pet homelessness in Australia. Through education, the campaign has helped change perception and behaviour around pet adoption.

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PETstock Assist is encouraging wouldbe pet owners to Adopt Different this March – to adopt a new way of thinking when it comes to rescue pets, shed unfair stereotypes and make considered, sustainable choices to find a pet best fit for their lifestyle.

become a rescue pet parent or foster carer please visit www.petrescue.com.au

New pet owners and animal lovers across Queensland are being encouraged to engage with their local store and rescue group throughout March for further information on the adoption or fostering process.

To ensure the safety of the community and its pets, event cancellation or postponement will also be subject to any changes to the Federal or State Government’s COVID-19 guidelines.

To find out more, or to check out a PETstock store located near you, head to www. petstock.com.au or to begin the search to

For more information on PETstock’s COVID-19 FAQ’s please visit www.support.petstock.com.au

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In store event PETstock Assist’s National Pet Adoption Day instore event is being held on 13 March, 2021.


Love and Money

protecting your finances. It is not uncommon for people in a relationship to want to keep their finances separate and protected against an adverse family law entitlement. Especially when a party has been previously separated, and has children for whom they wish to ensure financial security. As the proverb goes ‘Once bitten twice shy.’

For financial agreements to be binding they must comply with the requirements as set out in the legislation, including that both parties must have independent legal advice. That advice must cover the effect of the agreement on the parties’ rights, and the advantages and disadvantages of entering into the agreement.

So, is it possible to separate love and money?

It is therefore not uncommon for parties who are contemplating cohabitation or marriage or even acquiring a property together, to consider entering into a financial agreement. This can ensure that the relationship is based upon natural love and affection, without financial motivations.

Financial Agreements were introduced into the Family Law Act in 2000, enabling parties to enter an agreement either before marriage, during a marriage or after divorce. In 2009, this was broadened to enable agreements between parties in future, current and ex- de facto relationships.

There is no better time to agree on what should happen in the event of a separation, than when parties are amicable and able to agree on what they consider to be fair. It also ensures that everyone is on the same page as to what the agreement and understanding is in the event of a

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relationship breakdown. It is highly recommended to seek advice early, to avoid any pressure on either party. Sometimes one party is in the stronger financial position than the other and can exert financial dominance. This should be avoided, and the terms of the agreement should be negotiated to ensure a fair outcome. At Richardson Murray, our team of experienced lawyers practice exclusively in family law. Our team consists of forwardthinking legal counsel who see around corners to foresee future legal challenges. We provide structured and sensible guidance and advice to help our clients make confident decisions to achieve successful outcomes.

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e p a c s e

The great

If you’ve been dreaming of palm fringed islands, friendly and diverse sea life, and pool side cocktails, now’s the time to experience the Sunshine Coast. By Charmaine Yabsley

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As many parents know, it’s difficult, almost impossible, to find a holiday which delivers on all counts: great weather, sumptuous food, amazing adventures to suit all ages, and some down time for Mum and Dad.

headed to picture-perfect Pelican Island, where the Sea Explorer’s Ranger Tess led an informative talk about the wildlife and the tiny island’s inhabitants – it’s captivating for the grownups and kids.

Just a few hours’ drive from the Gold Coast, a visit to the Sunshine Coast region offers all this, and more.

The following day we were on our own and hired a 4WD to discover the rusting but hauntingly beautiful skeleton frame of the S.S. Maheno on 75 Mile Beach.

Our journey north began with a two-day stay at Tin Can Bay – around three hours’ drive from the Gold Coast. A tiny town that’s huge on charm, it’s a perfect pit stop for an up-close and personal encounter with wild dolphins. Head to Barnacle Dolphins at Norman Point early in the morning where, for $10 a head, you’ll have the unforgettable opportunity to handfeed the visiting wild dolphins. Top tip: the queue fills up fast, and with just 60 places available, you need to get there earlier than the recommended 7am time. The next afternoon we headed to Rainbow Beach to Epic Ocean Adventures. Their friendly, knowledgeable staff take small groups of people surfing or kayaking around Double Island Point to spot the abundance of sea life. A thrilling 4WD drive along the Great Beach Drive at low tide led us to our paddling-out point. Next stop: K’gari Fraser Island. The largest sand island in the world, measuring 120km by 15km, means that you have miles and miles of pristine, untouched Heritage-listed wonders to explore. We chose to stay in a village at Kingfisher Bay Resort – the villas are clean and tidy with a fully-equipped kitchen, great for a family. One of biggest problems you’ll face on K’gari island is where to start. We opted for a day of lazing by one of the four pools. The next morning, we hopped aboard the luxurious Sea Explorer West Coast Cruise for a day out on the water. We

Then it was back along the bumpy track to Boorangoora – Lake McKenzie – where we were greeted by an unforgettable, and breathtaking, sight. Breaking up our journey home, we chose to stop at Noosa’s luxurious and familyfriendly RACV resort for some serious R&R alongside some more exciting water-bound adventures. The following day’s surf lesson with Noosa’s Learn to Surf, was almost as exciting, with both boys thrilled to catch several waves on the forgiving swell of Noosa’s Main Beach under the helpful tutelage of the patient staff. As many parents know, sometimes you return home from a holiday needing a break. But the wide-array of experiences available for everyone in the family meant that the only thing we were in need of was a return trip back north. Further information: Kingfisher Bay Resort kingfisherbay.com RACV Resort, Noosa racv.com.au/travel-leisure/racv-resorts.html Wild Dolphin Feeding barnaclesdolphins.com.au/ Tin Can Bay Houseboats and Boat hire www.tincanbayhouseboats.com.au Epic Ocean Adventures epicoceanadventures.com.au

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GET YOUR

Taurus April 20 – May 21

Horoscope Find out what’s in your stars, with popular astrologer Sarah Murphy. Connect with Sarah and request a personal reading at luminary-astrology.com; find her on Instagram @luminary_ astro and Facebook ‘Luminary Astrology’.

Gemini May 21 – June 21

Mars moves into Gemini mid-month; this motivates and energizes. Mars only visits every 2 years so now is the perfect time to stimulate the intellect or get out there and connect. The New Moon in your career sector allows for strong creativity and imagination. A great time to visualize creative endvours. Just be mindful as the rose tinted glasses are also strong at this time, creativity and delusion is a fine line to navigate.

Cancer June 21 – July 22

13 March’s New Moon is great time to discover a new course with a creativity or transcendence quality; thanks to Venus and Neptune conjoining the New Moon. The full moon (30 March) offers healing around career and reputation as the Sun conjoins Chiron, providing rebalancing of relationships, which assists in healing old wounds.

Leo July 22 – August 23

The New Moon in your financial sector so close to Neptune and Venus, is an opportunity for new visions or re-imagining this area of your life. Be mindful of what you sign up to this month, especially if it involves loans, debts or external resources. Anything too good to be true, probably is. More research is required. Mars moving into your Community and Social Networks motivates you to get out and socialise, whist stimulating the intellect, or see’s you seek out strong minds, to socialize with.

Virgo August 23 - September 22

Capricorn December 22 – January 20

Libra September 22 – October 23

Aquarius January 21 – February 19

Your relationship sector gets a mystification make-over, with the New Moon on 13th March, thanks to Neptune and Venus. This makes you attractive to, or attracting those with strong creative, mystical or dreamlike qualities. There could be a “je ne sais quoi” about your relationships at this time. The Full Moon at month’s end offers healing and greater understanding around your finances and selfworth, thanks to Chiron and the Sun in aspect.

Mars, transiting your belief’s sector helps you cut through any self-limiting beliefs of yourself or others. Mars is helping shift the stagnation, stirring up new ideas/motivation around travel, foreign places and education. The Full Moon in your sign, end of the month is your personal rest and helps the healing of any issues around independence within relationships or asserting your authority within relations.

Scorpio October 23 - November 22

March is a wonderful month to delve into your creativity or things you truly love doing. Hobbies and activities you enjoy have an extra potent effect with Neptune and Venus bringing out all the pleasure factors. The new moon is perfect for a flirt and date night. The final integration of any issues around family or home occur after a flurry of activity in February.

Sagittarius November 23 – December 21

The New Moon 13 March is the perfect time to connect with and get creative around your home or with family. Creating opportunities to transcend issues for a deeper connection. Mars in your relationship sector, attracts strong minds with the potential for hostile people as Mars can bring assertiveness. The Full Moon by months end helps rebalance connections to local communities or networks; smoothing things over.

Mars traversing your daily routines and problemsolving sector offers a productive outlet for his energy. Let Mars cut through that to do list, creating some genius innovations of your daily routine. Experience’s within your local neighbourhood, might be a little more surreal than usual; thanks to Venus and Neptune blurring the edges of your normal realities. The Full moon of 30 March illuminates a rebalancing of your career and reputation.

13 March has a New Moon in your financial sector; Venus and Neptune may give a rose-tinted effect to the realities of your financial situation. Caution is advised around any financial risks that might be ‘too good to be true’. Indulging in activities you truly love, offers space to hatch your next genius idea or plan. Allowing yourself the space to dream, helps seed the inspirations of February.

Pisces February 19 – March 20

The New Moon with Venus and Neptune next to it, makes for a dreamy and authentic Piscean experience. Perfect for reconnecting to yourself and what you truly hold dear, pencil 13 March as your night. Mars moving into your Home and Family sector, might stir up some bickering or can help motivate you to getting around to fixing anything that needs repair or upgrading.

Aries

March 20 – April 19

13 March delivers a dreamy and harmonious New Moon in your Soul Sector. A sublime opportunity to delve into your dreams and imagination. The 30 March Full Moon is healing, allowing breakthroughs and rebalancing of relationships, as the Sun conjoins Chiron. By mid-month, Mercury finishes its process of problem solving any issues or dialogues in your community or networks.

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Astrology is an ancient timing technique that constantly inspires with its cyclical nature, and Sarah’s focus is to work the energetic weather-scapes to its highest forms and functions, allowing a greater understanding of life’s ebbs and flows.

Sarah Murphy

Mars moving into your financial sectors can go to two ways. It can either speed up the spending of your cash or it offers motivation to develop new paths of income and self-worth. Watch frivolous spending. The New Moon in your community sector has dream-like or transcendent quality. Deep and undefinable connections can be created at this time, go with it.


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