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
Having despatched the Red Queen and beheaded her guards, the Cheshire Cat grinned hideously, “No-one plays fair if they think they can get away with it. That’s a lesson you’ll have to learn.” The bolt of adrenaline hit as the ABC unofficially announced that Kevin Rudd had the numbers. I finished reworking the cover photo Continue Reading →
Brisbane based not-for-profit organisation Micah Projects is holding a Free Fun Day in Musgrave Park next Friday as part of Homeless Persons Week 2013. The event will feature a range of fun activities for all the family, as well as a wealth of information on the subject of homelessness. The event is being organised by Continue Reading →
Queensland Kids announces this week that it is a step closer to construction of Hummingbird House children’s hospice in Brisbane after securing a significant funding commitment from the Queensland Government and Federal Coalition. The commitment of $5.5 million by the Queensland Government over seven years is in response to the recent State parliamentary inquiry recommendations Continue Reading →
People’s market beats Coles’ supermarket in fresh food stakes with an average 27 hour transit from field to consumer, according to Food Connect’s Lakshmi Kerr. “South Brisbane’s new Thursday market sells fruit and vegetables harvested one to two days prior to sale”, Ms Kerr said. Councillor Helen Abrahams appreciates fresh produce in relation to harvest Continue Reading →
Sunshine Coast artist Jandamarra Cadd is in line for Visual Artist of the Year at this year’s Deadlys. The Deadlys vision is to showcase the achievements and contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to our community and to Australian society as well as excellence in their field, and this is the second time Continue Reading →
Biomassacre – protest highlights danger of using our native forests for biofuel “Native Forest Biomass is bad for climate, bad for forests, and bad for your industry” 26th July 2013. Concerns that the Clean Energy Council (CEC) has been hijacked by the logging industry were today aired by concerned citizens who called on members to Continue Reading →