August issue

       August sees the winter weather chill our bones and the sun sleep in each day. There is no better time than the current to grab a copy of August Good Gabble, light the fire, grab a cuppa and curl up on the lounge, brightening a dull day with rays of positivity.


   The cover photo of this months issue celebrates the colours of our world. Taken by Thom Stovern, husband of Caravan Chef Eva Stovern, it shows the streets that line the roads in Grafton NSW.  Keep your eye on future issues of Good Gabble for further photo's taken by Thom and articles by Eva, as they support us in our endeavour to fill the world with positivity.


  Inside our August issue Ron Prasad talks of Life Coaching and its role within our lives. We meet Tanya Pearson and Bears of Comfort. We meet those who have been touched by the work she is doing providing cuddles from our angels. We learn of Heels With Wheels and meet founder Angela Irick. We learn of how her life was changed at the age of 14 when she was involved in a car accident which led to her being left a quadriplegic. She shares her journey through therapy and her hopes and dreams. She introduces us to her clothing range which is providing comfort and style to those with disabilities.


   This month we welcome aboard Lovatt's Puzzles and thank them for their support. Each month they will provide us with puzzles to stimulate our minds and keep our brains healthy. We also welcome Wicked Campers who we are sure will line the pages of many future issues of Good Gabble, sharing laughter, joy and a great time.


   Over the last month I was lucky enough to have a conversation with singer/song writer Sandi Thom who kindly answered my questions giving us an insight to her life and the person she is. On our oozing arts page we celebrate the art and illustrations of Teresa Culkin Lawrence and learn of her new shop situated in Victoria.  Carlos Devillalvilla, our American Correspondent, reviews the movie Toy Story 3 and Debbie Higgs from Palmer Higgs Publishing gives us an insight into the new book 'An Eventful Life - Stories of Eventing Champions' by Alison Duthie.


  Of course there are still all of our regular articles and heaps of competitions to keep you busy.


  Grab your copy and join us on 'the road to positivity'.

June Issue Out Now!

   Our June issue brings us to the beginning of winter, a time when we often feel down and depressed with the dreariness of the cold and damp. Time to grab a copy of Good Gabble, a warm drink, the cosy dooner and cheer yourself up reading a dose of positivity.

  This month brings SIDS and Kids Red Nose Day on Friday 25th June. For this reason we have chosen SIDS and Kids as our feature organisation, showing our support and encouraging our readers to put their hand in their pocket and show their support.

  Donald Maramara kindly shares with us his story of a personal struggle with anxiety and depression whilst Eva Stovern, Caravan Chef, shares a recipe from her book Caravan Chef 2. She has kindly donated a copy of the book for one lucky reader to win.

  We catch up with Deborah De Williams as she continues her trip on foot around Australia raising money for breast cancer. Each month we will continue to support Deborah and keep our readers up to date on how much she has raised and where she will be for the month.

  In oozing art we meet Streamlyne ( Joshua Lynagh ) who is taking the hip hop scene by surprise with his awesome vocals and strong message.

   Last month Kelly Azuma spoke to us about Reiki and its power of healing. This month we catch up with Kelly as she discusses the three Clairs of Clairvoyance. During the month she kindly did a reading on Good Gabble and gave us permission to share it with all. Find out what Kelly sees in our future and how to win a personal Clairvoyance reading.

  Do you own a pet? We look at the positive influence that pets have on their owners. Tell us how your pet influences your life and you could win a doggie gift pack kindly donated by www.sportydogs.com.au

  Where is our Grey Nomad Susan Segal? What has she been up to? Susan shares her latest adventure with us and we learn a little about her life before she became a grey nomad.

  Of course there is our usual Kids Corner and puzzles to keep the brains of the 'bigger kids' functioning at their best. Along with lots of great positive articles to warm your soul, this months issue is once again jam packed with competitions, quotes and affirmations to keep you reading through to the next month.

  Grab your copy today!

  Back orders of previous copies are available, just send us an email request.