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
Okay. Alright already. Just ‘cos I correctly predicted the result of the Griffith by-election does not make me a seer. DJ Greyboy’s French Bulldog would have predicted that result without putting her snout over the pink-ribboned lip of her bling-lined basket. But. I know human behaviour and I can recognise a bunch of old ,white men having Continue Reading →
For a relative newcomer to the West End, such as myself, the Kurilpa Peninsula Local Legends awards night held at Archive Beer Boutique on Saturday, May 10, could not have been a better introduction to the people and the spirit of the community. This was the second of the Local Legends events hosted by the Continue Reading →
This post lifted from http://www.voiceforindi.com/_indishares The eyes of the nation focused on the Indi electorate during the 2013 Federal election campaign, as this previously safe seat saw a nine per cent against the national trend and elected an Independent candidate backed by the Voices for Indi community movement. Voices for Indi has since been contacted by Continue Reading →
Labor Member for South Brisbane and Shadow Arts Minister, Jackie Trad, is calling on the Newman Government to extend the public consultation period for the Cultural Precinct Master Plan after receiving concerns from local residents. “The Newman Government’s 20 year Cultural Precinct Master Plan released on Monday represents significant change to the physicality of Queensland’s Continue Reading →
The Queensland Goverment’s Business portal promotes customer service as one of the keys to building your business effectively. In February, Westender published a piece titled Customer Service is still King, singing the praises of the West End KwikKopy who had gone the extra mile and won our business loyalty. Business.Qld.Gov.au provides a range of tips on Continue Reading →
The Draft New City Plan increases the residential population of 4101 from around 10,000 to around 30,000 people. Most businesses assume that they will automatically get a share of this increase. But the impact on your business warrants careful thought. Have a good look at the plan here. (Click on it for a larger version) Everything north of Continue Reading →