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
Incredible cancer mum, Sheree McLeod, and her team raised $28,524 in the Mother’s Day Classic last year. An annual tradition, the Mother’s Day Classic fun run and walk provides the community with a great way to celebrate Mother’s Day and raise funds for breast cancer research. See you on 11 May 2014! Mother’s Day Classic’s overall Continue Reading →
It’s official. The Kenmore and district Chamber of Commerce is now the CCIQ Brisbane West Chamber of Commerce. The release from CCIQ West reads “We are excited about re-launching the Chamber with our biggest breakfast to date. Lord Mayor Graham Quirk will be joining to us at Riverglenn to present his vision for Brisbane. “This breakfast Continue Reading →
Come along this Sunday morning, 16 February 2014, to join in the fun with this wonderful local community project. COMMUNITY ART WORK PROJECT When: Sunday, 16 February at 9.00am Where: in front of the Kurilpa Continue Reading →
Brilliant, unrelenting, brutal. 12 Years as a Slave is sweeping the film festival and award circuit as a major film event, a classic work of art that will resound historically and redefine the relationship between reality and film. But it is almost unwatchable. It is Django Unchained without the humour, cartoon treatment of violence or Continue Reading →
Museum of Brisbane’s new exhibition The many lives of Moreton Bay will open tomorrow, unearthing untold stories of the epic Bay and showcasing newly discovered artefacts. The monumental exhibition will centre around Bribie, Moreton, North Stradbroke, Peel and St Helena Islands and will include insights into the region from traditional owners the Quandamooka people, a Continue Reading →
Lower speeds allows quicker car travel time in urban areas, research shows. Locals across Australia are being asked to join Bicycle Network’s latest campaign to introduce lower speeds in neighbourhoods where bike riders, pedestrians and drivers share the roads. Low Speed Locals is calling on Australian bike riders and other road users to write to Continue Reading →