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 Hello friends, Moving to a new office is fun and exciting. It is often necessary for expanding your business, getting more space etc. Thus, a new office is a sign of success, but it can cause a lot of stress to most people. You need to plan and prepare for the move in advance and ensure you start the process at least 2 months before. Don’t forget to take the assistance of professional removalists in Gold Coast. Additionally, have a look at this complete guide outlining six ways to reduce stress of an office move.  https://www.betterremovalistsgoldcoast.com.au/moving-to-a-new-office-6-ways-to-reduce-the-stress-of-office-move/

 Well that’s one way to kick off the New Year… A Gold Coast man has discovered he’s the city’s newest millionaire after finally checking his entry in last Thursday’s Set for Life Lotto draw. The lucky local held the only division one winning entry across the country, but officials had no way of telling him as the entry was unregistered, sparking a major search. Read More: https://www.mygc.com.au/gold-coast-man-wins-20k-a-month-for-the-next-20-years/

 Youngster William Wilson has proved Melbourne Victory’s unlikely hero, scoring the winner as the A-League Men club overcame a scare from Gold Coast Knights to prevail 2-1 in extra-time of their FFA Cup round of 16 clash. Knights snatched the advantage at Gold Coast Croatia Sports Centre when Cai Tipaldo headed home in the 28th minute. But Luis Lawrie-Lattanzio equalised in the 53rd minute leading to the game going to extra-time. Read More: https://www.mygc.com.au/victory-overcome-gold-coast-scare-in-cup/

 Police have beefed up resources to ensure New Years Eve celebrations run smoothly across the Gold Coast tonight. Despite soaring COVID-19 cases across the state, thousands of people are expected to let their hair down to ring in what has been yet another difficult year for many. A number of large events are set to take place across the city, along with the much-loved fireworks spectacles at several locations including Paradise Point, Surfers Paradise, Broadbeach, the Broadwater and more. Read More: https://www.mygc.com.au/heavy-police-presence-as-gold-coast-prepares-to-ring-in-new-year/

  Relocation is considered as one of the most challenging events that you can experience in your life. You have to deal with various responsibilities simultaneously that make things very stressful. If you want to reduce your stress and experience and smooth relocation then you have to follow some tips. I have recently relocated to Robina suburb, Gold Coast, so I am here to share some useful tips with you. Plan Properly The first thing you need to do is make your plans properly. Start your planning as early as possible, so that you can get enough time to focus on every minute detail. Always remember that the foundation stone of a smooth relocation is proper planning. Declutter House One of the common mistake that people make is moving all the items in home. Packing and moving things that you don’t use anymore will be a complete waste of time, energy and money. So get rid of such thing by selling them in garage sale or donating them to any NGO. Hire Removalists Perhaps t...

 Changes to Queensland's border restrictions and vaccination mandates are expected in December. There are two key changes to look out for: The border reopening and the vaccination mandate for businesses and venues.  People will be able to enter Queensland when 80 per cent of the Queensland population aged over 16 have had two doses of vaccine — this is expected between December 6 and 12.  Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-11-25/explain-queenslands-border-vaccination-rules-december/100647526

 Queensland Tourism Minister Stirling Hinchliffe said he is "sorry that there has been confusion" over PCR testing, as Gold Coast operators worry low occupancy rates will not improve for what should be the peak Christmas tourism season.  Travellers entering Queensland for non-essential reasons will be required to provide a negative PCR test result when border restrictions ease next month. But there has been confusion over whether travellers themselves would have to pay for the $150 test. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-11-25/tourism-minister-stirling-hinchliffe-apologies-over-covid-test/100649904