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Food, For Mums

New Wines to Drink When You’re Not ‘Drinking’

The festive season is upon us, but there are occasions when you want to enjoy the celebrations without the alcohol, hangovers or calories. Leading New Zealand Winery Giesen Group has answered the call, adding two new varieties to its popular alcohol-removed* range: a low-calorie, 0%-alcohol Pinot Gris and Rosé. These two wines join Giesen’s delicious alcohol-removed New Zealand 0% Sauvignon Blanc, which sold out when it made its world-first debut in 2020. “The sell-out launch of our Sauvignon Blanc showed us that wine lovers want choices within this emerging category,” says Giesen Group Chief Winemaker Duncan Shouler. “The Giesen 0%…

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Health & Wellbeing

Keeping Your Loved Ones Safe and Independent at Home

As many of us edge into the middle stages of our lives, our parents are also stepping into a new period and sometimes this means they require extra care and support. We can be understandably reluctant to relocate our parents to a residential aged care home, so a dilemma arises. How can we advocate for their independence at home but also ensure they are receiving the care, support and companionship they need? At Regal Health, we can provide you with the perfect solution – Here are FOUR reasons why you should consider a Home Care Package with us. 24/7 Care…

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Monday's Mum Profiles

Monday’s Local Mum, Pauline Jongma

Pauline Jongma is the principal of the Dutch School in Sydney and is our local mum this week.   Where and how long have you lived in Sydney’s east? We moved from the Netherlands to Malabar 15 years ago with 3 children under the age of 4. The people in Malabar were very welcoming and the children had a great time at our local school which fostered a close-knit community. We have loved Malabar from the start. Three words that describe what it’s like to live in the eastern suburbs? Relaxed, paradise, beautiful community How many children? Two girls aged…

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Events, Food, Inspiration

DRINK YOUR COFFEE AND EAT IT TOO!

MILKLAB GIVE AWAY THOUSANDS OF FREE COFFEES IN EDIBLE CUPS Taste Australia’s most sustainable coffee in an edible cup at MILKLAB’s Oat Float to celebrate the launch of MILKLAB Oat Milk.  MILKLAB, Australia’s most popular barista milk for coffee, is sending espresso aficionados into a spin by giving away thousands of free coffees in an edible cup to celebrate the launch of MILKLAB Oat Milk.  The creators of Australia’s award-winning plant based milks, including almond, soy and macadamia have partnered with Melbourne’s Good Edi to offer coffee connoisseurs a taste of their new MILKLAB Oat milk in Australia’s most sustainable…

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For Mums, Health & Wellbeing, Parenting

5 Tips on how to become more resilient.

  When looking back at the past 18 months, there’s no doubt it’s been a tough time to be a parent. From job instability, to juggling work and homeschooling, to trying to explain to your kids why they can’t have their birthday party this year, it was hard for many of us to put on a brave face when nothing seemed certain. On the flip side, when you look back on these tough times in a positive light, chances are these experiences have already made you a better mother and a more resilient person than who you were in February…

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Eating Out with Kids, Food

Randwick welcome’s SUSHI YOOHEE

Meet Yoohee Sushi Yoohee restaurant takes its name from its owner, chef and inspiration; Yoohee. On her return to Australia, Yoohee studied hard and received her Diploma in Early Childhood Care. However, recognising once again, Australia’s love for Sushi, while studying Yoohee worked hard in a number of Sushi kitchens saving her money for the day she might be able to bring the Sushi style preparation of her hometown Gwangju to the people of Sydney. And so from a small town of ‘giving and doing for others’ Yoohee is now ‘giving and doing’ for her customers. Only using the finest of ingredients…

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For Mums, Monday's Mum Profiles

Monday’s Local Mum, Eresha De Zoysa

Where and how long have you lived in Sydney’s east? We have lived in Vaucluse for 6 years but before that we lived nearby in Bellevue Hill.   We absolutely love the diversity of the area, the restaurants and cafes, the stunning beaches and walks, the relaxed lifestyle around the East and also having our friends close by.  We feel so fortunate to live in the East.  I went to school at Sydney Girls’ High, so many of my school friends are now raising their kids in the area too, and it’s so lovely to continue those childhood connections, especially…

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Food

Ben & Jerry’s is giving 30,000 dough-licious prizes away, and all you have to do is Spin To Win

    Australia, 8 November 2021 — Today, Ben & Jerry’s unveils its first-ever ‘Spin To Win’ competition in Australia, giving ice cream lovers the chance to win one of six spec-chunk-ular prizes from scoops to sundaes.   Launching from 9am today, the legend-dairy ice cream maker is serving out 30,000 Ben & Jerry’s treats to the fingertips of Aussies across the nation. In a giveaway like no other, there’s more than just a free scoop of the famous chunks and swirls on the line – you can try your luck at scoring scoops in cones or cups, brownies, shakes,…

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Health & Wellbeing, Parks & Playgrounds

Good news for Randwick City swimmers

Coming into summer, visitors to Randwick City beaches can swim with confidence knowing that the majority of Randwick City beaches have been graded as ‘Good’ or ‘Very Good’, indicating they are suitable for swimming most of the time. The annual State of the Beaches report, released yesterday from the NSW Government, provides an overview of water quality at 210 swimming locations across the state that are monitored under the Beachwatch and Beachwatch Partnership programs, across NSW. In Randwick City, the monitored swimming spots include Clovelly Beach, Gordons Bay, Coogee Beach, Maroubra Beach, South Maroubra Beach, South Maroubra Rockpool, Malabar Beach,…

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For Mums, Health & Wellbeing

Finding Your Abdominal Connection After Birth

What happens to my abdominals during pregnancy and childbirth? As your belly grows during pregnancy, your abdominal muscles stretch and change. Your deepest layer of abdominals (TVA or Transverse Abdominis), acts like a corset which wraps around from your spine and joins via a tendon in the front called the linea alba. This layer has a close relationship to your breathing and pelvic floor muscles – two key elements of abdominal connection and core strength. During pregnancy, this layer stretches and thins which can impact this relationship. This is what we refer to as diatasis recti or ab separation.  Therefore, rebuilding your…

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