I've been going to yoga vibe for a year now, the owner and teacher Vivienne has been such an inspiration to me, in the western suburbs there is no where I can go to have a session of power yoga, which is a smooth flowing yoga style, keeps me very fit.
I even got my husband to come to a class 6months ago and he still comes with me now.
If you want to try yoga, visit yogavibe, you will be guided to work with in your own capacity and be guided all the way.

Approximate cost: $15

Out of ALL the bead stores I have been too, Bead Them Up is by far the most organised, colourful, and helpful bead stores I have been too.
I did a free class one saturday, which I stayed all day, Cathy the teacher was so much fun, and great help. What I loved the most about the class was being able to make a piece of jewellery with the great array and variety of quality of reasonably priced gemstones and sterling silver, and I designed with Cathy's great instruction a piece of jewellery that I liked. You do however need to have your own tools for the class, as I didnt I purchased them from them, a $90 kit.
Bead Them Up has friendly staff, who are very helpful. And one of the biggest selections of quality beads. If you are crafty, Bead Them Up is the place to go, especially if you like good quality products, as they do not sell what I call "crap".

Approximate cost: $50+

Walking into Lovisa, the aladins cave for affordable costume jewellery, I was delighted to see that although like Diva the jewellery is mass produced the quality of the products were worth every cent. The variety of style, colour and ranges was fabulous to see.
What captivates me the most is the bold statement pieces guaranteed to complete any outfit for those with an outrageous and daring personality that you just won't find anywhere else for the cost.
Personally, I just can't walk past Lovisa, and once you walk into Lovisa, I'm sure you'll feel the same.

Approximate cost: $10-$60