Managing director of Ebono Institute and major sponsor of The Generator, Geoff Ebbs, is running against Kevin Rudd in the seat of Griffith at the next Federal election. By the expression on their faces in this candid shot it looks like a pretty dull campaign. Read on
What difference could an extra 2 hours in your day, make to your business? Are you staying ahead in your industry or is your business technology making you a dinosaur? No matter what business you’re in, you need to adapt and evolve in your business evolution or become extinct. Do you remember when you first Continue Reading →
Clear your schedule on Saturday 12 July. Melbourne fuzz-rock trio Pretty City is playing at The Bearded Lady in West End. Your ears will never forgive you if you miss out on these guys. Named after the awesome bourbon Bearded Lady the trio has picked the perfect place in West End to play their tunes. Continue Reading →
The stigma of buying in a flood-prone suburb after the 2011 Brisbane floods was short-lived for middle and high-value homes with property prices rebounding within 12-months, a QUT study has found. Property economics expert Professor Chris Eves, from QUT’s Science and Engineering Faculty, studied the short-term impact of the 2011 flood on the Brisbane residential Continue Reading →
Aldi’s 337th Australian store opens in Montague Rd West End today. The supermarket chain specialises in providing a limited range of goods at prices well below that of traditional supermarkets. The company is busy emphasising the positives which it bills as a ‘smarter shopping experience’. Fundamentally, the benefits to the community boil down to employment opportunities Continue Reading →
Kenneth McMillan’s Romeo & Juliet has not been seen in Australia before. That it is now here in Brisbane, with some of the British superstars occasionally in lead roles, is due to the hard work and vision of Queensland Ballet Artistic Director, Li Cun-Xin. Life-long dancer and corporate juggler, Master Li has set out to Continue Reading →
This year, a new initiative called the Brisbane Asia Pacific Film Festival (BAPFF) will take over the Brisbane International Film festival (BIFF), that was run by the Queensland government through the Screen Queensland for over 22 years. Screen Queensland has agreed to support Brisbane Marketing in its endeavors to start marketing a new film festival Continue Reading →