When I feel overwhelmed by the demands of motherhood and life I… take a looooong, hot candle lit bath with a glass of red wine and book. Or I’ll go to a yoga class or bike ride. Sometimes all three and then I feel like my batteries have been recharged. employee taxation issues, including FBT, international secondments, employee share plans and performance rights plans. My journey into motherhood was… unexpected and at the time I thought it was really bad timing, but turns out it was the best thing that could have happened at the perfect time, funny how the universe knows what it’s doing. You approached a young lady and fed her some lies to get her to trust you. It must have been clear to you both she was very vulnerable due to her limitations. I play the drums, I have ACHOO syndrome which means I sneeze a lot when exposed to bright lights (I sneeze a lot at work with the studio lights!) and I am qualified to teach tap dancing.

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She hopes her videos assure parents that it’s impossible to do it all; it’s okay for something to give. “If the place is a mess, fine, no one’s coming round,” she says. “And don’t stress yourself out over homeschooling. I tell myself that as long as the kids feel loved and secure, nothing else matters. They’ll catch up.” Then, incredibly, as she was having an epileptic fit, instead of sending medical help for you, you took the opportunity to enter her flat and steal her property. I love London! I’m a born and bred Londoner and always seem to find new places that I didn’t know about. I love the energy and diversity that comes with London. My sons are at a school that is do diverse which I’m so proud to be a part of. I live in Clapham and I love to go to Clapham Common with the kids – such great walks and the kids love to explore. It’s a beautiful place all year round. I also love Notting Hill where I got married. I walked through Portobello Road on a busy summer Saturday afternoon my wedding dress to get to the church. I wish I could have bottled the energy, the vibe and the cheers from the crowds of people wishing me well. It was electric! My proudest moment as a mother… was when I met all my children for the first time. I wish I could bottle that euphoric moment. This is what makes me want to have more children… for that moment! Louise is the former chair of the NSW Technical and Large Business & International Committees of the Tax Institute, Australia’s leading professional tax association which liaises with the ATO regarding interpretations and practical administration of taxation laws, and with Treasury regarding the policy and design of taxation laws.Absolutely Mama meets model, influencer, campaigner, mama-of-three, and now author Louise Boyce aka Mama Still Got It Huge congratulations on the launch of your new book ‘Mama Still Got It’. What’s it all about and what made you want to write it? Honestly I was bored and needed something to do, both for me and for other women out there who also felt like perhaps they had lost their identity after they became a mother. When I was pregnant my career came to an abrupt halt after I told my then model agent I was pregnant and I found myself feeling alone, isolated and angry. I wanted to prove to society that under all this motherhood, us mums have still got it, in fact we never lost it! Whilst feeding my 6-month-old pureed banana I got a call from a new model agent I’d signed up offering me a big shoot in Italy. After I got off the call I remember saying to him “mama’s still got it” and I swear a light bulb went off above my head. I bought the domain name that moment and started a blog – not knowing what to do or how to do it, but I just had this feeling that it was the start of something. Mama Still Got It is best known for… I know girls in their twenties having Botox and I can’t bear it,” she says. “Their faces don’t move anyway; why would they do that to themselves? I wish they’d realise that many of the most successful models in their sixties and seventies haven’t used Botox – their fine lines are beautiful.” Prosecuting barrister Rhys ab Owen Thomas said the victim remembered holding her keys as she fell to the floor.

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Social media has been positive for the industry, she says; there are now girls more voluptuous than she is on the front cover of major publications, although the current trend for flawless, retouched complexions saddens her, and she hopes that it is over by the time her children are teens.I started the blog in 2016 out of complete and utter frustration,” she explains. “I’d been a model since I was 15 but, at 31, when I had my first child, my agency said, ‘you’re done’. I didn’t understand why I couldn’t just carry on with the job I loved.” HarperNonFiction has snapped up a “hilarious” debut book from model and social media star Louise Boyce. My parenting style is… fun, loving but stern. I will happily roll in mud with them and let them explore how to cook in the kitchen but if they are naughty or out of line they will know about it and be punished. It’s really hard to navigate all the homeschooling and the news is scary,” she says. “We’re trying to work, parent, teach, clean, do laundry and cook; like many mums, I feel it’s all on me.”

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The greatest lesson motherhood has taught me… is nothing else matters as long as your kids are happy and healthy. Advised in relation to the re-domiciliation of Unilife Medical Solutions Ltd including scrip for scrip rollover relief, and impact on employee option arrangements. Advised in relation to the proposed takeover of Sezzle Inc by Zip Co Ltd, including seeking a class ruling from the ATO regarding availability of scrip for scrip rollover relief. If one day my daughter decides to become a model… I will tell her to be herself and don’t listen to the negativity.In my wardrobe you’ll find… a Rixo dress (love them), jumpers and lounge wear from Scamp and Dude, a crisp white shirt usually from Whistles and jeans from Mosh Mos. Her hilarious debut book, Mama Still Got It! published by Harper Collins which chronicles the euphoric highs and epic fails of the school year, is out on Thursday 9th June. I started Mama Still Got It because… Boyce, 25, of Cwmrhydyceirw, and Thomas, 18, from Clase, befriended their 24-year-old victim the night before - and targeted her because of her vulnerable state. Two burglars have been jailed after they raided an epileptic woman’s home while she lay fitting on the ground. Louise acts for corporate clients, including clients in the energy & resources, finance, property, infrastructure and retail sectors as well as high net worth individuals/unlisted organisations or family trusts.

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If I was coming down under (Australia) the first place I’d visit would be… Elgin Avenue in Sydney. I lived there when I was 17 for six months and loved the house. I used to be joined by Kookaburras in the morning eating my cereal. Then I’d hit Manly beach.

Either LogHouse Holidays in the Cotswolds, or on my sofa at home watching a movie with the kids. The highlights from my own wedding day were… Angela Ricciardi, defending Boyce, said her client was under the influence of drugs when she committed this offence.