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
You are reading Business Voice, the eNews from Westender publishing house Urban Voice Pty Ltd. This has evolved out of the Westender business section and is now beginning the journery of standing on its own two feet. Just as we did with the Westender last year, we are building online at first making sure that Continue Reading →
Friday 21st March is World Poetry Day and some local businesses are hiring a performance poet to perform at their portal, serenading shoppers as they slip in to spend up. Westender, Bent Books and the Kurilpa Poets are pushing poetry with a regular Poet of the Month prize provided by Bent Books, a performance poetry Continue Reading →
Twenty West End businesses will have the opportunity to participate in a Mother’s Day promotion initiated by Fiona Stager at Avid Reader. The promotion was a huge success last year, encouraging local shoppers not just to buy for Mother’s Day but to buy locally. The promotion will give residents who shop at participating stores the Continue Reading →
Two Cents’ Simon Dell will be in West End this month to provide an update on using Social Media in your business. He will be speaking at a free event at 355 Montague Road West End from 7am on Thur 27th March. Simon established Two Cents in 2009, to help Australian companies of all types Continue Reading →
The Alliance Francaise French Film Festival has two very special events tonight and Saturday. JAPPELOUP – Thursday 13 March 6:30pm for 7:00pm screening, Palace Centro Cinema Dress up, it’s time for the races! Enjoy a glass of wine with a taste of French cuisine brought to you by Sofitel Central Brisbane. Immerse yourself in the distinguished world Continue Reading →
Residents of Rogers and Raven St West End were surprised to learn this week that their homes no longer exist, at least on the draft city plan of a future West End released his week by Brisbane City Council. The plan replaces their homes with a new park in a reshuffle of the green space Continue Reading →