AEC Voting Centre, Surfers Paradise Polling Booth

Address: 3142 Surfers Paradise Blvd, Surfers Paradise Queensland Australia 4217

• This polling place has unimpeded, step-free access to the building.
• The building entrance is on the same level as the travel path from the street.
• The path of travel to the building is level, firm, and obstacle free.
• The voting/activity area is on the same level as the entrance.
• There is unimpeded, step-free access from the building entrance to the voting/activity area

• AEC Polling Centre Wide shot from Cavil Tram Station, One Minute walk from Station  500 early voting centres are in operation across Australia during a two-week early voting period that started last Monday. The Australian Electoral Commission is urging voters to plan their vote with Electoral Commissioner, outlining the range of COVID-19 safety measures in place. “Australian elections are in-person events – once every three years the country comes together in a transparent and secure environment to have their say AEC Website Candidates House of Representatives candidates QLD Moncrieff, Please go to AEC Website for Candidates 1. Angie BELL Liberal National Party of Queensland 2. Leeanne SCHULTZ Pauline Hanson's One Nation 3. James TAYLER Australian Federation Party 7. Diane DEMETRE Liberal Democratic Party 9. Diane Olga HAPP United Australia Party Warning Bring your own Pen due to Election Corruption that are happening in first World countries. Report Far-Left Activists that are working under cover in Polling centres. It's outrageous that people can Vote without ID,  There are 1000's of Uni-Students and Far-Left activists who vote over 10 times in one day and it takes years to Catch them out

Queensland Flooded Homes Feb 2022

personal support and services for Queenslanders

A range of support grants and services are available for individuals and families affected by the recent Queensland rainfall and flooding event. For immediate information and support:

• Call the Community Recovery Hotline on 1800 173 349 if you are experiencing emotional stress or personal financial hardship.
• Download the Self Recovery App for access to vital information about disasters and emergencies in Queensland. The app features vital tips and information about preparing for and recovering from disasters.
• Visit the Regional Community Support Services for a range of local and general community support services available to individuals and families after a disaster.
• If a landowner believes recent flooding impacts the value of their land, contact 1300 664 217 or go to statutory land valuations.
• This factsheet on land valuation (PDF) outlines how flood events are considered in your land valuation.

Personal Hardship Assistance Scheme

The Personal Hardship Assistance Scheme provides emergency funding to individuals and households impacted by natural disasters under four categories:

• Emergency Hardship Assistance: grants of up to $180 for individuals and up to $900 for families is available for immediate relief and recovery needs, such as food, clothing, emergency accommodation or medical supplies.
• Essential Services Hardship Assistance: grants of up to $150 for individuals and up to $750 for families is available for those suffering hardship by loss of essential services for more than five days and that are unable to support their own recovery.
• Essential Household Contents Grant*: financial contributions of up to $1765 for a single adult and up to $5300 for a couple/family is available to help people in activated disaster areas who are uninsured or unable to claim insurance replace essential household contents.
• Structural Assistance Grant*: financial contributions of up to $10,995 per single adult and up to $14,685 per couple/family is available to help repair damage to an uninsured dwelling (including caravans and residential vessels) to return it to a safe, habitable, and secure condition.
• Essential services safety and reconnection grant: If you’re uninsured, or unable to claim insurance, you may be eligible for a grant to help you reconnect essential services that were damaged by a disaster. Financial contributions of up to $200 are available for a safety inspection of each essential service needing reconnection (electricity, gas, water and sewerage or septic system) and up to $4200 is available for repair work to enable essential services to be reconnected.
• Transport and motoring assistance: Support for individuals and industry in activated disaster areas to provide vehicle registration concessions and licensing assistance.

Australian Government Disaster Recovery Payment and Disaster Allowance

The Australian Government Disaster Recovery Payment is a one-off, payment of $1000 per eligible adult and $400 per child who have been adversely affected by a major disaster in an affected Local Government Area.

The Disaster Recovery Allowance is a short-term payment to help people who have had a loss of income as a direct result of the disaster and work or live in the affected Local Government Area.

You have until 29 September 2022 to make a claim for the following Local Government Areas (LGAs):

• Balonne
• Brisbane
• Bundaberg
• Cherbourg
• Fraser Coast
• Gladstone
• Gold Coast
• Goondiwindi
• Gympie
• Ipswich
• Lockyer Valley
• Logan
• Moreton Bay
• Noosa
• North Burnett
• Redland
• Scenic Rim
• Somerset
• South Burnett
• Southern Downs
• Sunshine Coast
• Toowoomba
• Western Downs

Housing and accommodation support

Support for housing and emergency accommodation is available to Queenslanders affected by a natural disaster including home-owners and private renters.

• Urgent maintenance

  Call 1800 808 107 if you’re a public housing tenant and require urgent maintenance. Public housing tenants can also use Tenant Self Service or the Tenant Assist Qld app.

• Temporary accommodation

  Call 13 QGOV (13 74 68) or visit your nearest Housing Service Centre for help finding temporary accommodation.

• Financial Support for housing after a disaster

  Visit the Emergency and Accommodation webpage for information on about available financial support for housing after a disaster.

• Homelessness

  Call the Homeless Hotline on 1800 474 753 (toll-free), 24/7) if you are experiencing, or at risk of becoming homeless.

Free legal advice

Flood-affected residents can contact Legal Aid Queensland for free legal information and advice:

• visit the Legal Aid Queensland website for facts sheets and other resources
• call 1300 527 700.

Free replacement of documents

Queensland Government departments and agencies are replacing important documents free of charge to flood-affected Queenslanders.

• Birth, death and marriage certificates

  The Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages is providing free replacement life event certificates to people in disaster declared areas (such as birth and marriage certificates). Visit the Replacing lost or destroyed documents webpage for more information, or apply via:

• email bdm.disaster@justice.qld.gov.au
• phone 13 QGOV (13 74 68), Monday to Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm.

When one considers warts, particular attention needs to be taken in the case of genital warts, since these may be transmitted to others. Moreover sometimes genital warts may develop into a cancerous growth. Therefore if you have genital warts you should consult your physician right away.

Moles may develop into a cancerous growth. It is therefore important to take appropriate care of any changes that can occur to any mole. If you have many moles on you body it is not a bad idea to have regular checks.

Take particular attention after summer because the sun rays may make a mole develop into melanoma or cancer of the skin.

Consider any changes that you notice to any of your moles. Specifically you must consult your physician if a mole changes it's:

• Shape
• Size
• Elevation
• Color

You must also consult your physician if your mole starts to itch or the nearby skin starts to irritate you or starts to discolor.

Moreover, certain moles have more probability of developing in a cancer than others. Asymmetric moles are at a more elevated risk to develop into a cancer. The same also applies to irregular moles. Further more moles with a variation of tones have also an increased risk of developing into a cancerous growth.

 Skin moles are skin growths that may have a variety of colors, shapes and sizes. Although some may be regarded as beauty marks, many others are quite unsightly.

There are various methods that can help you remove skin moles.

• Excision - This is a skin moles removal surgical procedure where local anesthesia is usually administered prior to the treatment. This method can be of two types namely excision with stitches and excision with cauterization. In the case of excision with stitches the growth is physically cut completely out. Stitches are then applied. In the case of excision with cauterization the growth is burned by an appropriate tool. Generally stitches may not be applied in this case.

• Cryosurgery - Liquid nitrogen is circulated into a tool in order to bring its temperature to very low levels. The cells of the skin mole are destroyed by the very low temperatures. The growth dies because the cells burst off with the low temperatures and because the supply of blood to the cells of the growth is interrupted.

Female ChestI mage by Franio from Pixabay

• Laser therapy - A concentrate beam of light is directed to the skin mole in order to destroy the cells its cells. Laser therapy may not be so efficient to treat growths that are deep inside the skin.

• Prescription medicine - Your physician may prescribe the appropriate medication depending on your particular case.

• Over the counter medication - Many of these medications are based on acids and therefore can cause a lot of scaring. Furthermore it is of the utmost important that the skin mole to be treated with over the counter medicine is not cancerous. If you are in doubt seek medical advice first. Never use over the counter medication on cancerous growths.

• Home treatment - Home treatments have been used for many years. These include the application of easily find ingredients such as garlic, baking soda, honey, cauliflower juice and other ingredients. It is very important that if you have a suspicious skin mole to seek medial advice immediately. Do not use any home treatment on cancerous growths.

All the above skin moles removal treatments have their advantages and disadvantages. The degree of scarring and healing time depends on many factors. Be well informed about all the characteristic and side effects of the treatments before undergoing any skin moles removal procedure.

Warts on the Face - Are They Diminishing Your Self Esteem?

Warts on the face are more common in children and adolescents, but other older individuals may also have them. Warts on the face are a viral infection caused by the human papilloma virus (HPV). They are mainly of two types, namely flat warts and common warts.

Being overly conscious about facial warts will adversely affect your self-esteem. This is particularly for teenagers. Some individuals with facial warts may be more inhibited than necessary and so this affects their social life. Because of this they may be needlessly unhappy and sometimes even depressed.

It is however true that having a large number of them on your face may change your appearance. Some women are quite scared as they look at the mirror and see those bumps on their face. Some may also refrain looking at the mirror because of them.

However it needs to be said that we have the tendency to exaggerate our problems. Women are especially concerned about their looks. But common sense needs to prevail also. Those warts on the face are in reality much less monstrous than one might imagine.

If you are overly concerned, remember that there are many ways that can help you to get rid of them, prevent them to re-occur and if you do not have them, prevent them as much as you can so that you will not be infected by the HPV and get them.

Mole on face Image by Анна Кисе from Pixabay 

Perhaps warts on the face are more common on children than on any other age group. Children may also be conscious about their facial warts and this may lower their self esteem.
It is very important to strengthen your immune system since this fights infections such as those of the HPV. This may be done by eating healthy food, drink a lot of water, sleep adequately, stop smoking or drinking alcoholic beverages in excess and try to avoid stress as far as possible.

It is very important to teach your children that the large majority of them will disappear after several months or some years. Further more it is important that our children learn about the importance of being beautiful inside, the importance of helping others and the need to build meaningful and healthy relationships with their peers.

Remember that we are both physical and spiritual beings and we have to take care of both in order to lead happy and fulfilling lives.

You can also nurture in children certain habits. Children have a tendency to scratch their warts. These habits will only transfer the HPV from the warts to other parts of the body. Other important precautions involve not going bare footed where the human papilloma virus thrives. These include humid and hot places such as swimming pools, bathroom floors and gyms.

Michael Kors Outlet Harbour Town Photo by Surfers Paradise Local  Phone: (07) 5528 8168 Address: Shop C32/ 147-189 Brisbane Road (Gold Coast Hwy) Harbour Town 4218 Located in: Harbour Town Premium Outlets

Opening Hours:

 Monday-Saturday 9:00am-5:30pm, Thursday to 7:00pm and Sunday 10:00am-5:00pm

A 180 smoothie makes an 'amazing' breakfast as it allows you to quickly replace the usual refined and processed high sugar options that leave you scrambling for food an hour later. You can also use it as a natural meal replacement, a tasty snack throughout the day or after exercise for a deeply nutritious post-workout smoothie

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180 is perfect for kids, but we do recommend to check the full allergen statement as superfood protein contains nuts, milk and sesame. It’s 100% natural with no hidden ingredients sugars or colours. A natural source of energy, it will keep them feeling fuller for longer, provide healthy protein, fats, vitamins and minerals. You can give them as little or as much as you like as it's real food, it just depends on their appetite.

Candyland THE HAPPIEST STORE IN THE WORLD

Here at Candyland they stock a wide range of confectionery and beverages from around the world! A massive range comes from The United States, The United Kingdom, Germany, New Zealand and of course our very own Aussie Backyard! Source: facebook

Phone: 5529 0896

Opening Hours: Monday- Friday 9:00AM-5:30PM-Thursday Late night Shopping

Hakataya Ramen Surfers Paradise

Ramen and dumplings are served in a cosy, nice asian eatery with outdoor seating or to take away.

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Phone: (07) 5526 7055

Address: Shop 26, 3131 Gold Coast Highway Surfers Paradise QLD 4217. Australia