Category: General news
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
media /15 April, 2014
What’ll they think of next? Easter chocolates, along with our favourite everyday foods, could taste just as good but be healthier in future, thanks to new technology that is revealing the science of chewing. CSIRO’s 3D mastication modelling is starting to provide researchers with new understanding of how to reduce salt, sugar and fat in Continue Reading →
DokterW /15 April, 2014
Heritage Bank unveiled their top-secret project The Heritage Power Suit yesterday in Brisbane. Made from 100% Superfine Australian Merino Wool by Australian tailor M.J. Bale, overseen by Japanese master tailor Kenichi Kaneko. The Heritage Power Suit has a built-in Visa payWave chip in the sleeve, which is connected to your Heritage Bank account. All you Continue Reading →
Wan Kerr /14 April, 2014
Jesus’ crucifixion was God’s great act of solidarity with all who suffer – including asylum-seekers – according to Dr Philip Freier, Anglican Archbishop of Melbourne. Jesus suffered a horrific death which seemed to mark a crushing and humiliating end to the Kingdom of Heaven, the Kingdom of love, compassion and justice that Jesus had come Continue Reading →
media /14 April, 2014
Aboriginal people and their supporters will be demanding that the British Crown return all the land on the Australian continent that they hold illegally when the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visit Sydney and Brisbane this week. Kooma man and member of the Brisbane Aboriginal Sovereign Embassy, Wayne Wharton, said “In 1992 the Mabo High Continue Reading →
Geoff Ebbs /13 April, 2014
Helen Abrahams hosted a meeting of West End residents at South’s Leagues Club on Saturday to go through the South Brisbane Riverside Neighbourhood Plan and its implications in detail. Under consideration are the development sites south of Davies Park along Montague Rd which represent thousands of new apartments and residents. Westender recently reported Councillor Abraham’s Continue Reading →
Wan Kerr /11 April, 2014
The Westender published a story on its online edition on Monday 7th April regarding the purchase of the ABSOE property in Boundary Street by Sydney developers Payce Consolidated. Part of the story may have given readers the impression that the owner of Payce Consolidated, Mr Brian Boyd, was in some way involved with criminal activity. Continue Reading →