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elcome to the third issue of MOSS. We are so lucky to live in an area that has so much, which is why it is so important to try to give back.

Balmoral’s Public Dining Room recently celebrated its 10th birthday with a special event that raised $34,400 for the Lions Need For Feed project, which provides much-needed help for our drought- and fire-hit farmers.

Regular CEO Sleepout participant Geoff Grist, of Richardson & Wrench Mosman, donates to Backpack Bed for Homeless on behalf of each of his clients, regardless of whether he sells their home.

To date he has raised more than $20,000 to help people sleeping rough – an amazing effort.

CONTENTS 8 Shop smart Stylish local buys 9 Competition Win a $250 voucher for Public Dining Room 10 Splash hit The enduring appeal of the Spit Swimming Club 14 Torque of the town The sleek & dynamic new BMW 3 Series 19 Backyard breaks On the farm in Jervis Bay 24 Ray of hope How a tragic loss inspired efforts to find a cure for an insidious childhood cancer 26 A healthy balance Recipes that show eating well doesn’t have to be hard 30 Flashback The Spit

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32 The Guide Your essential Mosman handbook

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ined up along the edge of the sea-lashed jetty at Balmoral Baths in an array of colourful swimsuits are cheery swimmers poised to take on their Saturday challenge.

Plunging into the 50m ocean pool, members of the Spit Swimming Club will compete with people of all ages and capabilities in handicapped races, often for a coveted trophy.

It has produced an impressive roll call of successful swimmers in its 102-year history.

Olympic legend Murray Rose is just one of the famous products of a family club that has given generations the opportunity to race together in one of the most picturesque harbours in Sydney.

Such is the camaraderie formed at the meetings – which typically end with a catch-up over tea and coffee – that Anna Torok, 40, who joined the club at the age of six and recently swam the English Channel, still travels from her home at Bronte in the eastern suburbs to swim.

“People love it because Australia never really had indoor pools but we have the advantage of water,” says club secretary Kerrie Osbourne, 71, who joined as a four-year-old.

The Spit Baths were opened in 1901 where Middle Harbour Yacht Club is now located and the club was founded there. The baths closed in 1962 when owner Sam Herford packed up and sold, so the club moved to its current home at Balmoral, where it has cultivated its reputation for amateur competitive swimming every Saturday morning from October to April.

“My grandson was probably the youngest member to join at 10 months, and the oldest is 75,” Kerrie says. “Brett Hill, my brother, became famous through the club, a lot of Australians did.”

Indeed Hill, who competed in the men’s 200m butterfly at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics but sadly died of a heart attack at the age of just 57 in 2002, is just one of several esteemed swimmers to have dived in for the Spit Swimming Club.

Six-time Olympic medallist Rose is probably the most famous. He began his swimming career with the club before making his Olympic debut at the 1956 Melbourne Games as a 17-year-old and won three medals, all gold.

Four years later, as a 21-year-old, he won three more Olympic medals (one gold, one silver, one bronze) at the 1960 Rome Games.

But while it is great to have such an eminent background, the club offers so much more.

“We’re a small family club but we have a huge history,” says club president Mike Gribbin, a TV producer and cameraman.

“Children love the competitive edge and, as a family, you can bring the kids and race against them, although I’ve now lost that race with my four-year-old daughter, who is now faster than me. The club is testament to our community’s love for swimming, cheerful competition and family time at the beach.”

For more information on the club go to www.spitswimclub.org.

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Tas Jones, the founder of the Spit Swimming Club // An old advert for The Spit Baths, which closed in 1962 // Two of the club’s Olympians – Brett Hill, who competed in Tokyo in 1964, and Edna Davey, who competed in Amsterdam in 1928 // Anna Torok, who still travels from Bronte to swim with the club, as a child // Sam Herford with swimmers at The Spit Baths // Youngsters get ready to dive in at The Spit // The girls make the leap at Balmoral.

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Glamping the Woods Farm way // The striking striped porch // One of the Paca family // The Birdhouse // The farm is the perfect place to get lost – you never know what you might find // Inside the Farmhouse // You’ll never be short of a great place to relax // A beautiful bedroom // The vintage gate to the playground area // Previous page: Drone pic of The Woods Farm.

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he south coast of NSW is well known for its wonderful beaches, but the serene surrounding countryside can be just as spellbinding, with its lush, green landscapes, abundant wildlife and relaxing atmosphere.

Situated a little under three hours south of Sydney – and just 10 minutes from the magnificent Hyams Beach – in beautiful Jervis Bay, The Woods Farm is the perfect place to unwind.

Located on 40 acres of tranquil bushland, there are eight well-appointed cottages as well as glamping options in which to stay, and whatever you choose you will not be disappointed.

Each of the wonderfully furnished cottages has three bedrooms and its own unique country theme. We stayed in the Birdhouse, which is at the far end of the property next to the paddocks and an open stretch of land, which gave us plenty of chances to check out the local wildlife.

From the outset it is clear that great thought and effort has been put into every element of the farm. As you make your way down the track into the property you pass the large fully equipped glamping tents and come across an old-fashioned truck welcoming you. Further along there are wooden signs clearly depicting the name of each cottage upon the backs of which are painted lines from Dorothea Mackellar’s evocative poem My Country, adding another layer of Australiana.

Each of the cottages has a stencil painted on the outside of the building depicting the name of the cottage in which you are staying – for

example a hen for the Henhouse – offering a stylish and striking prelude of what’s to come.

Inside everything has a slightly rustic yet stylish feel, with flourishes that show the great care and attention that has been put into the look and feel of the decor.

From the hand-picked artworks on the walls, to the eye-catching adornments – such as the delicate bird cages and vintage objet d’art, and the luxurious bathroom that would not look out of place in the classiest of five-star hotels – nothing has been overlooked. This also applies to the sumptuous toiletries and beautiful perfumes on offer for guests to use.

Outside there is a striking black-and-white striped porch, large outdoor dining table, comfortable furniture, a hammock and a fire pit – all overlooking the bush, a vintage fire truck and the many animals. It is a wonderful spot to sit back and drink in the atmosphere.

At dusk – probably with a glass of something nice in hand – you are likely to see curious kangaroos hopping a short distance from you, checking out who has turned up now. They bound across the property regularly, providing another quintessential country touch for city visitors.

Of course, the experience would not be complete without the more traditional farm animals, and there are lots of opportunities to get up close and personal with them here as you indulge your inner farmer, safe in the knowledge that all the hard work is being done by someone else.

At The Woods Farm there is plenty of space to roam and the peacocks on site certainly

From the hand-picked artworks on the walls to the eye-catching adornments, nothing has been overlooked.

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Delightful high-end fragrances are on hand in the cottages // The welcome truck // Hyams Beach is famous for its white sand // The gorgeous chickens, photo @boys_run_free // The luxury bathroom // Treetops at twilight // There is exceptional attention to details in the bedrooms // Some wise words on the Secret Woods Walk, photo @boys_run_free // An example of the stunning decor.

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make the most of it. Our girls, aged one and three, were mesmerised as the vibrantly coloured birds continually popped up no matter where we were – by the pool, on a bush walk, or perched next to the sturdy outdoor dining table.

But the thing the children were most excited about was patting and feeding the other animals by hand every morning and evening. There are goats, cows, alpacas – with names such as James and Kerry Paca – a horse and minihorses in the paddocks on the property and their familiar sounds can be heard throughout the day. There are also chickens to feed and they return the favour by providing eggs that every guest is welcome to collect and cook.

There is plenty more to keep you occupied without leaving the farm. Next to the chicken coop is an extensive potager, or herb garden, behind some beautiful wrought iron gates.

Within you will find everything you need to add the finishing touches to a beautiful meal, and there are also long tables as well as chairs for you to relax in if you simply want to take a load off and enjoy the tranquillity.

For those who want to stretch their legs and minds, or who – like us – have energyfilled kids to entertain, there are a range of options available. Next to the potager is a children’s playground, complete with sandpit and row boat and even a tiny synthetic-grass football pitch. And, while the youngsters run themselves to a standstill, there are some garden games for the big kids, with a giant chess board, Jenga, a bocce court and skittles all on hand.

Alongside this, safely fenced off, are the swimming pool and sun beds – showing it’s

definitely not all hard work on the farm – and behind is a great little bar and seating area that can be used by guests and is perfect for a party. The Woods Farm makes for a wonderful wedding or party venue and you can hire out the entire site for a special occasion.

There is a huge area to explore, with bikes provided to help you seek out large parts of the property as well as the surrounding area, and there are a number of walks to tackle. Adding a little more mystery to the enchanting atmosphere is the “Secret Woods Walk”, which has been cut through the bush.

Pointed along the way by signs featuring some inspirational and quirky quotes from the likes of Maya Angelou, you meander along, weaving your way through the tall grass and trees until you find the craft caravan hidden away on the path.

There the kids can go wild with paints, brushes and pens – and add to the intriguing collection of messages and marks made by those who have previously found their way here.

Dragging yourself away can be almost impossible but the stunning Hyams Beach is a must-see.

Just a 10-minute drive away, its pristine white sand and crystal-clear aqua water are another reminder of why you don’t have to stray too far from home to find paradise.

If you want to enjoy all the fun of the farm and also savour one of the world’s most beautiful beaches, The Woods Farm is the perfect place to stay.

The thing the children were most excited about was patting & feeding the animals by hand every morning.

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O N E F A M I LY ’ S D E VA S TAT I O N AT L O S I N G THEIR DAUGHTER SIENNA HAS BECOME A QUEST TO T RY TO H E L P F I N D T H E C U R E F O R A D E A D LY CHILDHOOD CANCER.

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hen James Hoffmann was born in February 2010, it was bittersweet.

His parents were elated at his arrival but emotionally drained from the tragic death of his two-yearold sister Sienna just five days earlier.

Sienna had lost her fight with neuroblastoma, a complex childhood cancer that forms in immature nerve cells. While little is known of the aggressive disease, it is the most deadly cancer for children under five in Australia.

“We lost our beautiful girl and our lives were shattered,” mum Lucy Jones says.

“It’s a mother’s worst nightmare, having Jamie helped me survive the tragedy as I had to look after and love him, and over time he has helped us enjoy life again. It is still distressing to think our little girl suffered at times and was too young to express how much pain she was in. While our world fell apart, Sienna loved life... she would have beaten it on personality alone but it was too aggressive – she didn’t stand a chance.”

Sienna’s fighting spirit is the inspiration behind Neuroblastoma Australia, a registered charity set up by her parents Lucy and Oliver in Mosman in 2010 to raise awareness of and funds for research into the insidious cancer. Sienna was diagnosed with high-risk neuroblastoma at the age of just nine months in 2007, prompting a long period of intensive chemotherapy followed by a stem cell transplant and radiotherapy at Sydney Children’s Hospital, Randwick.

Doctors warned the effervescent toddler had just a 40 per cent chance of surviving but when she achieved initial remission after six months her mum and dad prayed she had beaten the odds. “Sienna had a zest for life,” Lucy says.

“She loved going to the zoo, drawing and painting, dancing. She started to play with other children and often out-ran them. We were convinced our little girl would make it.”

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Sadly the joy was short-lived. After being in remission for nine months, just after Sienna turned two a scan shed light on a new tumour, prompting more gruelling treatment. With Sienna’s odds of survival down to a minuscule 1 per cent, doctors tried to access a new, potentially lifesaving drug for her. However, relapsed children were not given access to the drug because its supply was so limited and their chances of survival were so low..

Sienna’s cancer continued to progress, with five new tumours appearing. Chemotherapy reduced four but one was resistant. A clinical trial in the UK was found that she could go on but it was too late as the fifth tumour had started to grow out of control. She finally lost her brave fight on February 3, 2010.

To date the charity her parents founded has raised more than $1.8 million through donations and fundraising events. For the past five years, the annual Sienna Gala Dinner and Run2Cure Neuroblastoma fun run – which this year takes place at The Domain on Sunday, June 2 – have raised money for the Children’s Cancer Institute and trials into the drug CBL137, a promising new treatment with fewer side effects.

“I set up a charity to raise money for research into tackling the cancer; a voice that fights on in Sienna’s memory,” Lucy says. “There have only been marginal improvements in survival rates and treatments in the last 10 years. We know so much more is possible and the cure is out there – it is just a matter of funding and research. We miss Sienna terribly every day, and in honour of her we are determined to raise the profile of this disease and help fund a cure.”

For more information on Neuroblastoma Australia visit www.neuroblastoma.org.au; Run2Cure takes place on June 2, offering a huge array of family action and entertainment, for more details and to register visit www.run2cure.org.au.

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e could all do with eating a healthier diet, but sometimes it all seems a bit too hard or regimented.

It doesn’t have to be. Nutritionist Laura Phongsavath provides a multitude of mouth-watering dishes on her website Wellness Within You and she has provided MOSS readers with a couple here.

What started as a hobby turned into her passion when she “realised just how much I enjoyed cooking and creating recipes to share with others”.

Laura credits her mother with inspiring her love of cooking. “(She was) my biggest inspiration growing up, she taught us the joy of cooking and the role that food plays in bringing family and friends together,” Laura says.

And while she is committed to clean eating, Laura’s philosophy is all about balance and enjoyment. “I believe in nourishing yourself with good, quality food and ingredients… but I also think there’s room for enjoying dessert or a glass of wine.

Creating a healthy relationship with food and making sure you find enjoyment in your meals are all important when it comes to healthy eating.”

Thai Satay Tofu Noodle Salad

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over the noodles, leave for 4-5 minutes to soften and cook.

3. In the meantime, dice tofu up into 2cm-sized cubes.

4. Heat oil in pan, cook tofu. Brown on each side for 1-2 minutes, adding in the tablespoon of soy sauce towards to the end. Set aside.

5. Drain the noodles, rinse with cold water and return to the mixing bowl.

6. Remove the core of the red cabbage and thinly slice.

7. Peel the carrots and then continue peeling to create carrot “noodles”.

8. Roughly chop the coriander leaves and stem.

9. Rinse and drain the bean shoots well.

10. Add the cabbage, carrot, coriander, bean shoots and cooked tofu into the mixing bowl with the noodles.

11. Make the dressing – add peanut butter, coconut milk, honey, soy sauce and juice of half a lime to a mixing bowl.

Mince the garlic, peel and grate the ginger, and slice the chilli, add these to the bowl.

Whisk together until creamy.

12. Pour dressing into mixing bowl with other ingredients.

13. Toss well to coat the salad evenly with the dressing.

14. Serve topped with garnishes.

1. Place noodles in a large mixing bowl.

2. Pour some boiling water

* Swap for brown/palm/coconut sugar to keep this dish vegan.

Rice noodles, crunchy fresh veggies and crispy tofu tossed through a creamy satay dressing. It’s a perfect balance of sweet, sour, salty and spicy – exactly what you want from a Thai-inspired dish.

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450g block of firm tofu 1 tbsp olive oil 1 tbsp gluten-free soy sauce 250g rice noodles 1/4 head red cabbage 2 carrots 1/2 bunch coriander 1 cup bean shoots DRESSING

1/4 cup peanut butter (smooth, natural) 1/3 cup full-fat coconut milk 1 tsp honey* 2 tsp gluten-free soy sauce 1/2 lime 1 thumb-sized knob of ginger 1 clove garlic 1 red chilli GARNISHES

Coriander, chilli, salted peanuts, lime wedges, bean shoots

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1 tsp cinnamon 1/4 cup natural peanut butter 1 tbsp coconut oil, melted METHOD

1. Place dates in a bowl and cover with hot water. Set aside for 20 minutes.

2. Place oats, nuts, coconut, cacao and cinnamon into a food processor and pulse together until oats and nuts have roughly broken down and ingredients are well combined.

3. Drain the soaked dates and add them to the food processor, along with the peanut butter and coconut oil.

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5. Scoop a spoonful of mixture into your hand and roll into a ball. You can roll this in extra cacao or shredded coconut (not essential).

6. Repeat until mixture is finished.

7. Store the bliss balls in the fridge for up to two weeks until ready to eat.

For more of Laura’s great recipes & nutrition tips go to www.thewellnesswithinyou.co.

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Frenchy’s Cafe When Alena and Pierre met in Paris in 2004, they quickly established they shared the same passion for food and wine.

After running two popular brasseries in Saint-Germain-en-Laye, northwest of the French capital, they decided to bring their love of French food and recipes to Sydney, et voila – Frenchy’s Cafe.

Open seven days a week, the licensed, relaxed, outdoor cafe is a Francophile’s dream.

Nestled in Mosman’s Headland Park and surrounded by bushland, wildlife and beautiful ocean views, it is just a short drive from Mosman Village and Balmoral.

The cafe offers wonderful French-inspired cuisine for breakfast and lunch – such as lemon crepes, French onion soup, Napoleon soufflé and duck confit – in what was once a soldiers’

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“all ranks club”. This heritage building is the very heart of this bustling little French cafe, which is a real hidden gem.

Built almost a century ago, in 1920, on the entrance wall there is an old mural painted by one of the troops and the building was once somewhere the men would enjoy a whiskey together – but it is now home to something a little more refined.

Opening hours...

Mon - Sun 7.30am - 4.30pm A: 3 Read Place, Mosman P: 02 9969 4411 E: hello@frenchyscafe.com.au W: www.frenchyscafe.com.au F: @FrenchysCafe I: frenchys.cafe

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Alia Jewellery, Sydney An artisan goldsmith uses traditional techniques and premium materials to create exquisite, hand-crafted, 18-carat gold contemporary fine jewellery for Alia Jewellery, Sydney. Each piece is a testament to quality and precision. The everyday luxury collection includes white- and yellow-gold pieces with a white diamond or a rare Australian Argyle pink diamond for good luck. Alia Jewellery, Sydney is proud to support Variety – the Children’s Charity NSW. Available from...

W: www.aliasydney.com & MOYA, 591 Military Road, Mosman

Mosman Travel

Mosman Travel is your one-stop travel-

planning destination where you will always get expert advice no matter where you want to go.

A: 860 Military Road, Mosman P: 02 9932 4000 W: www.mosmantravel.com.au

Berkelo An artisan bakery and cafe dedicated to superior ingredients, Berkelo has some of the best bread, sweet treats and coffee on the lower north shore.

A: 2/557 Military Road, Mosman P: 0429 531 251 W: www.berkelo.com.au

Inskin Medi Spa Inskin Medi Spa caters for all your skin

treatment needs, from the essential to the extravagant.

The clinic is owned and operated by Jacqueline, who has more than 10 years’ experience in the industry, and the expert staff combine new innovations and proven treatments to help you achieve glowing, radiant skin. It offers services including facials, laser skin treatments, specialised laser skin treatments for pigmentation, rejuvenation and overall anti-ageing.

A: 3/48 Yeo Street, Neutral Bay P: 02 8095 9317 W: www.inskinmedispa.com.au

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Mama Muse

Local label Mama Muse offers stylish maternity and nursing wear that delivers the perfect blend of comfort with cool factor. Free shipping Aus/NZ-wide on all orders over $150.

W: www.mama-muse.com I: @mama_muse

Boronia House

Heritage-listed Boronia House serves a range of delightful high teas from 11.00am - 3.00pm, and is available to hire for functions and events.

A: 624 Military Road, Mosman P: 02 9188 5021 W: www.mosmancatering.com

The Bathers’ Pavilion ... where emphasis is placed on creating a unique and memorable experience in stylish, timeless interiors with warm and friendly service.

A: 4 The Esplanade, Balmoral P: 02 9969 5050 W: www.batherspavilion.com.au

Manyara Home

Manyara Home, where a curated collection

of modern luxe and decorative elements from around the globe reflect a chic new way of living.

A: 680 Military Road, Mosman P: 02 9969 0137 W: www.manyarahome.com.au

Woke Yoga Life is too short to be asleep at the wheel, so Woke Yoga helps you wake up by incorporating modern science with ancient wisdom.

A: Suite 2/52 Ourimbah Road, Mosman P: 02 9968 2224 W: www.wokeyoga.com.au

The Hunter

The stylish, South Africa-inspired The Hunter Wine Bar has surprising dishes such as emu as well as more familiar foods and drinks you’ll love.

A: 5 Myahgah Road, Mosman P: 02 9969 9446 W: www.hunterwinebar.com.au

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R&W Real Estate Agents Geoff Grist & Tanya Barrett are both licensed real estate agents with more than 20 years’ experience in the industry, impeccable local area knowledge and a strong track record.

They work together to sell your property with an unrivalled enthusiasm and passion, combined with an honest, yet personalised, approach, ensuring their clients never feel like they are “just another sale”.

Speak to any of the many buyers or sellers who have dealt with Geoff and Tanya over the years and it is clear that trust is at the heart of everything they do. Their commitment to developing long-term relationships means clients now see them as “friends in the business” who they can happily call at any time for real estate advice. The duo’s role as

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the project managers for your sale is to deliver the best possible outcome. They do this by identifying that standout buyer who genuinely appreciates, understands and values the unique benefits of your home, and then negotiating an outstanding sale price and terms.

Together Geoff and Tanya work harder than any other agents to deliver outstanding results that will leave you smiling every time. So if you are looking to sell your home, you know who to call.

Opening hours...

By appointment A: 646 Military Road, Mosman P: Geoff Grist 0414 712 021 P: Tanya Barrett 0408 400 191 W: www.geoffandtanya.com.au

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North Shore BMW One dealership, two showrooms...

North Shore BMW strives to provide two things – Ultimate Driving Machines and the ultimate purchase experience.

After the Chatswood showroom was renovated in 2015, BMW looked for an opportunity to service the lower north shore more completely and found a perfect location on Military Road, allowing it to set up a truly unique site.

The Mosman “Urban Store” is a one-ofa-kind in Australia and, as such, has a very different style and feel to it. As a guest you’ll experience a pressure-free, more intimate environment, where everyone takes the time to really understand what you’re looking for in a vehicle. Whether you meet Derek, Bradley, Angus, Thomas or Charles, you’ll be warmly welcomed and listened to before they advise what’s possible and most suitable.

With access to all North Shore BMW stock, finding the right vehicle won’t be a problem.

If you prefer, they can arrange for a vehicle to be brought to your home, and also accommodate off-site valuations for any possible trade-ins.

For those looking for a pre-loved model, simply visit the pre-owned showroom at Artarmon, where the team can answer all your questions and provide quality advice on a large selection of vehicles.

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delivered by North Shore BMW and the Artarmon BMW Service Centre.

Even before a new BMW model enters production, the engineers develop innovative, convenient and driver-focused service features that ensure every car performs at its very best, year after year. With the North Shore BMW Group sharing an after-sales centre located in Artarmon, there is a commitment to providing you with first-class service that delivers best-in-class care for your vehicle, and an uncompromised driving experience.

With one dealership and two showrooms, the senior management team is on hand to deliver quality advice and services across both the Chatswood and Mosman showrooms.

On behalf of the North Shore BMW Group, welcome to a new beginning.

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Mon - Fri 8.30am - 5.30pm; Sat 9.00am - 5.00pm; Sun 10.00am - 4.00pm Chatswood: 676 Pacific Highway Cremorne: 261 - 263 Military Road Artarmon (pre-owned): 1/39 Herbert Street P: 02 9406 0888 E: info@nsbmw.com.au W: www.northshorebmw.com.au North Shore BMW Service Centre: 53 Hotham Parade, Artarmon Mon - Fri 8.30am - 5.30pm; Sat 9.00am - 12.00pm P: 02 9406 0888 E: bookings@nsbmw.com.au W: www.northshorebmw.com.au

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Lily & Mitchell

Lily & Mitchell offers a curated selection

of beautiful jewellery collections from a range of Australian and overseas designers including

By Charlotte, Natalie Marie, Kirstin Ash, Linda Tahija, Temple of the Sun and Meadowlark.

Treat yourself, or find the perfect gift.

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Mon - Fri 10.00am - 5.30pm; Sat 9.30am - 5.00pm; Sun 11.00am - 4.00pm A: 643 Military Road, Mosman P: 02 9960 5833 W: www.lilyandmitchell.com.au I: @lilyandmitchell

Cremorne Conveyancing With more than 30 years’ experience, Cremorne Conveyancing guarantees a high-quality, fast and affordable conveyancing service to clients throughout Sydney and NSW. The team, led by Jennie Tonner, is made up of industry experts in the residential and commercial markets who will walk you through buying or selling your property.

Call us now for an obligation-free quote, the team is looking forward to hearing from you.

A: 124 Avenue Road, Mosman P: 02 9969 3503 W: www.cremorneconveyancing.com.au

Camilla A celebration of French culture, seduction and joie de vivre, La Fleur Libertine is the latest collection from the renowned Camilla Franks.

Inspired by lavish chateaus and flamboyant Gallic homes, the prints and silhouettes take their cues from France’s famed opulence.

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Mon - Fri 10.00am - 5.30pm; Sat 10.00am - 5:00pm; Sun 11.00am - 4.00pm A: Shop 2, 647 Military Road, Mosman P: 02 9969 9200 E: mosman@camilla.com.au W: www.camilla.com.au

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Mali Electrics, your local electrician, strives to provide the highest level of customer service and quality electrical work at a very reasonable price. Mali’s goal is to provide both a superior customer experience and tremendous value for money.

Mali is a skilled, friendly and reliable electrician who is passionate about exceeding your expectations – just check out all the fantastic reviews he has received on Facebook.

He carries out all domestic and commercial electrical work, including, but not limited to: fuse board upgrade, fault find and fix, and additional lights/powerpoints.

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It utilises heart rate-based training to individually challenge members, and ensure that it caters for all ages and fitness levels. The workouts are backed by science, and the gym’s elite coaches will always make sure you train at the right intensity to optimise your results.

Launched eight years ago by Ellen Latham, Orangetheory is the No.1 workout in the US and there are more than 900 studios worldwide.

What makes it unique is that it can guarantee results. By tracking heart rates each session it can metabolically charge your body to continue to burn calories up to 36 hours post-workout.

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Artisan Aesthetic Clinics Artisan Aesthetic Clinics has arrived

Artisan Mosman will help you to reduce fine lines and wrinkles with its premium cosmetic injectables, tighten sagging skin with cutting-edge skin tightening treatments, or achieve a radiant glow with its medical-grade facials from leading brands including Ultraceuticals and Rationale.

The clinic itself is also unique in its design, offering a welcoming and relaxing environment where you’ll feel confident knowing you’re in the best hands.

Influenced by the natural environment, Artisan Mosman pays homage to the Australian landscape, with carefully crafted joinery and bespoke furniture designed to make you feel at home.

Artisan Aesthetic Clinics...

A: 1-3 Brady Street, Mosman P: 02 8970 6199 W: www.artisanclinics.com I: @artisanclinics

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One of the first clinics in NSW to offer the revolutionary Profound facelift, Artisan Mosman goes beyond the standard experience currently on offer, with its innovative treatments, bespoke environment and medically led approach.

Led by highly skilled medical practitioner, Dr Andreas Fox, the clinic leads the way in quality service, treatments and results.

Dr Fox has more than 20 years of global experience in aesthetic medicine. Qualified from the University of Oxford, he has undergone specialist training in plastic and reconstructive surgery in London and undertaken fellowships at Great Ormond Street Hospital, London, and Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney.

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The End Creative Agency The End Creative Agency is your local

full-service boutique graphic design studio.

It provides start-up small-business design packages as well as full rebrands, building from the ground up, designing everything from your logo and business cards to your marketing collateral and website. All at an affordable price.

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