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
Des Skordilis is this month’s winner of the Bent Books Poetry Prize. Congratulations Des, your $50 Book Voucher is waiting for you at Bent Books in West End. SCOUT A stray cat showed up To my door one afternoon She was so feeble And scruffy and she Had these big hazel eyes That stared right Continue Reading →
Queensland Ballet’s Coppelia is glorious. Sumptuous, brilliantly danced and boasting a ripe sense of humour this performance will engage Queenslanders just as company director Li Cun Xin hopes. It does no harm to his more ambitious goal: to make Queensland Ballet internationally renowned and respected. The principal dancers are sublime. Meng Ningning is delicate, graceful and Continue Reading →
This Saturday get off your pass Musgrave Park has a free Hip Hop class You will be shown the groove by Josh or Ben The Free lessons start at ten They go for an hour and then you can Rap your rellos, jive your friends Google the guys from lyrical or just get down there and Continue Reading →
After a few wet and drizzly days in Brisbane, the sunshine cast an auspicious glow over the Iconic Buddha Birth Day Festival. The Parklands were sparkling in traditional Oriental style to the rich vibrant colours of thousands of Red Chinese Lanterns while three gigantic Buddhas sat in tranquility, watchful over the pleasant fragrant sea of Continue Reading →
Residents living in postcodes within two kilometres of West End have over a quarter of a billion dollars in lost superannuation according to Suzy Butterworth, Branch Principal and Wealth Manager at Yellow Brick Road West End. “That is an incredible amount of unclaimed money sloshing around in the system that Australians should take back,” she Continue Reading →
The existing Brisbane City Plan 2000 earmarks six sites for “new public open space” within the South Brisbane Riverside Neighbourhood Plan. Four new parks are to be delivered as part of the high rise development of the Parmalat site, the ACI site, the Absoe site and a third site south of Davies Park – the Continue Reading →