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Imposter Syndrome: It’s Everywhere in Your Org Chart!
Across every tier of management, Imposter Syndrome sits like a quiet assassin. Hate to say it, however, it doesn’t magically disappear as you climb higher; it just gets more creative. Executive Imposter Syndrome just has better vocabulary and access to better coffee.
Read the full storyModern Beauty
Beauty, once defined by rigid ideals and singular approaches, is undergoing a quiet but powerful evolution. Today’s beauty landscape is no longer split into opposing camps of “natural” versus “chemical.” Instead, modern beauty embraces a more nuanced philosophy; one that recognises the value of nature’s wisdom while celebrating the precision and progress of science. The result is a balanced, thoughtful approach that delivers results without sacrificing wellbeing.
Read the full storyA Night Of Giving
Excitement is already building across the region as planning officially gets underway for the 2026 Mayor’s Charity Ball, with organisers promising an even bigger and better event following last year’s outstanding success.
Read the full storyLiving Inside Out - How To Maximise Your Home's Natural Flow
Indoor-outdoor living is especially popular in the tropics for a variety of reasons.Natural Ventilation and Cooling: Tropical climates are characterised by high temperatures and humidity. Seamless transitions, using features like large windows, sliding doors, and open floor plans, allow for maximum cross-ventilation and air flow, which naturally cools interior spaces and reduces reliance on energy-intensive mechanical cooling systems (like air conditioning).
Read the full storyDIY Dreams (and the budget to make them reality)
DIY - whether it’s a kitchen refresh, furniture makeover or weekend craft – can be an experience that is deeply rewarding. Budgeting, when managing one’s own affairs, is incredibly important, to prevent the dangerous financial spiral that leaves a big empty hole in your wallet. Smart budgeting and informed spending is vital to ensuring a DIY project will receive maximum results from the effort. Starting with a detailed plan and realistic budget can make all the difference, avoiding costly. Here
Read the full storyBeauty’s Health Clues
Ever wondered what your smile, glow, and glossy locks are trying to tell you? Hair, skin and teeth are not just beauty boosters. They are powerful indicators of your overall health. When these features are thriving, it often means your internal systems are working well too. When they struggle, they can quietly signal that something is out of balance. From nutrient intake to stress levels and underlying health conditions, these everyday features offer surprisingly useful clues. Think of them as f
Read the full storyMeet the Man, Meet the Mayor
With a strong professional background and respected legacy in the political sphere, Townsville City Council Mayor, Nick Dametto has come along way since he was just a kid on a North Queensland cane farm.Growing up in the Hinchinbrook Shire in the rural locality of Hawkins Creek, Nick was raised in a tight-knit farming community settled largely by Italian migrants just north of Ingham. Nick’s childhood was spent outdoors and perfectly defined by adventure and lessons in hard work that continue to
Read the full storyA Night of Magic & Meaning
Under a canopy of twinkling lights and the soft glow of a Whitsunday sunset, more than 250 guests stepped into a world of wonder at Elementa for the Whitsunday Wealth Enchanted Garden Event, which turned out to be a breathtaking evening that combined elegance, community spirit, and heartfelt generosity.
Read the full storyDawson in His DNA
When the polls closed on Saturday, 3 May 2025, Andrew Willcox stood before his Dawson community humbled, proud, and quietly resolute. Re-elected for a second term, the moment was a blend of gratitude and grit; elation at the faith shown in him by the people of Dawson, and disappointment at seeing Labor retain government nationally.
Read the full storyKeeping Queensland Connected
Describing her first year in government as a “whirlwind, humbling, and real privilege,” Member for Whitsunday and Queensland Minister for Families, Seniors and Disability Services, and Minister for Child Safety and the Prevention of Domestic and Family Violence, Amanda Camm, says it’s been a year defined by momentum, purpose, and people.
Read the full storyA Big Year for Capricornia’s Michelle Landry MP
It’s been a big year for Capricornia’s Michelle Landry MP, who notched up 12 years in federal parliament, secured another election victory for the Liberal National Party, and continued her trademark fight for regional Queensland.
Read the full storyCompassion At The Core
A familiar face in the Mackay community, Nigel Dalton MP has built his first year in parliament around empathy, service, and a relentless drive to make life better for others. From helping a mother and her two children find emergency accommodation when he was first elected, to championing major legislative reform over the last twelve months, he’s proving that leadership grounded in kindness still has a powerful place in politics.
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