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18/04/2022

Happy Easter from Christine Smyth Estate Lawyers. May the joy that Easter brings continue throughout this beautiful spring season!

17/04/2022

Easter is all about celebrating life. Live it up! Greetings from Christine Smyth Estate Lawyers.

15/04/2022

Hope everyone is enjoying their week. We're looking forward to Good Friday and a relaxing weekend.

28/03/2022

Congratulations to Christine Smyth on the success of her opening presentation at the STEP Australia Trust and Estates Conference Sydney.

14/03/2022

Thank you, Bond University and Bond ALSS, for inviting Christine Smyth to be your panelist!
Here’s a snip from novasoma photography of other panelists.

Cheers for the successful event! 🥂

14/03/2022

Watch the Women in Law Event 2022 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFt990ke_uk&t=1s where Christine Smyth is one of the panelist! 💜

14/03/2022

Christine Smyth was one of the panelist of the successful Women in Law event! 🎉

Check the photos below.

07/03/2022

Christine Smyth Estate Lawyers celebrates International Women's Day!
Today and every day, we honour the strong, fearless women who inspire us to dream big and make an impact in the community.

24/02/2022

Here is an article about an aged care worker who moved into his job. We are grateful to our health workers who have been there for our elderly loved ones. 💜

Read more here:

Joeben Roxas is one of 50 workers who have lived on-site at various times during the pandemic. Ryman Healthcare, an aged care provider, offered the option to its workforce who live with housemates in high COVID-risk jobs. They are one of many operators to implement the unusual practice, as the secto...

24/02/2022

Cheers to those who give their best to have a happy life! 🥂

21/02/2022

It's time to get moving!
According to the article, the sharpest reduction in heart disease and heart failure risk was associated with a period of 20-40 minutes of moderate to vigorous physical activity every day. Public health policies should be targeted at promoting physical activity in mid- and early late life they say.

Read the article here: https://christinesmythestatelawyers.com.au/index.php/2022/02/21/people-over-the-age-of-70-may-benefit-from-20-minutes-of-daily-exercise-to-lower-their-risk-of-heart-disease/

The article reports that they find support saying that “it’s better late than never” when it comes to exercise, but suggest that the sooner in life, the better. Physical exercise is widely recognized to be connected with a decreased risk of cardiovascular disease and a longer life. However, un...

18/02/2022

Doing something for yourself right now that your future self will thank you for is great. You are in the right path. 😊
A gentle reminder from Christine Smyth Estate Lawyers