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NYE on Australia's Gold Coast: A French Cabaret Affair at Sofitel Broadbeach

Room 81 is definitely a place to be on New Year's Eve.

A gay old time is promised on the Paris end of Broadbeach.

If your travel plans include a stay on Australia's Gold Coast, the Sofitel should be your top pick - for luxury and the parties alone.

For sophisticated, contemporary dining look no further than Room 81. A modern lounge/bar/kitchen with music by contemporary DJ on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. This new concept provides guests of Sofitel Gold Coast Broadbeach - and locals who know of this gem - with ultimate in chic style.

NYE @ Room 81 Friday 31 December from 7pm $250 per person.

An opulent evening of food, wine and cabaret. Enjoy a glass of Dom Perignon on arrival, followed by a six-course tasting menu complete with matching wines.

Harold Zidler and the magnificent Cancan dancers will amaze and amuse! Then countdown the final moments of 2010 with a glass of French Champagne, midnight canapes and a cabaret finale.

Stand Up Paddling vs Surfing. You can do both on Australia's Gold Coast.

When visiting Australia - the land of perpetual coastlines and great waves - you should consider getting getting wet n wild.  Learn to surf or learn the latest craze, stand up paddling.  Where else but on the famous Surfers Paradise.
Brad Holmes, a local surf champion-turned-coach, can help you get on a board and enjoy riding the waves.

For travel assistance and more information about gay welcoming places to stay and play in Gay Australia, please contact the Rainbow Tourism Concierge.  Also review our Website, Facebook, Twitter and You Tube.

Christchurch Earthquake

A major earthquake happened today in Christchurch, New Zealand - see new stories below.

• NZ Herald
• TVNZ

The good news is no one so far has been reported killed in the quake there is substantial damage.

We have heard from a number of Christchurch businesses and while they are all shaken - with everyone reporting some broken items - they are all open for business.

Been New Zealand it won't take long for everyone to pitch in and get water, power and essential services restored.

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