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One of the claims of many cloud technology vendors is that you can save money by dealing directly with them. These claims are often made to justify the practice of renting software rather than purchasing it. Accounting software, for example, used to cost a few hundred dollars every two to five years, at the discretion Continue Reading →
Newly launched superannuation provider MyFuture Super claims to be Australia’s first fossil-free superannuation fund. The company said today that many funds are marketed as sustainable but invest in fossil-fuels such as coal seam gas and petrochemical companies such as Exxon Mobil, BP, Woodside, Rio Tinto and Petronas Gas. The company is appealing to investors keen to use their superannuation as a tool to Continue Reading →
Fundraising concert Freedom Seeker – Roots Rock Reggae for Refugees, will take place Sunday September 14 at the New Globe Theatre 220 Brunswick St, Fortitude Valley. Featuring Big Iron, Rivermouth, Phil Monsour Band, The Molotov, Andy Dub and more, the concert aims to raise funds for Refugee Action Collective (RAC) and the Refugee and Immigration Continue Reading →
Tonight, Adventurous Souls featuring Grace Ruby Herrmann will have its official opening night starting at 6pm, with the exhibition running till the 13th of September. “This show explores the turbulent nature of the world contrast against an idyllic Australian lifestyle. Influenced by fantasy and mythology, in mediums of paper carving, woodcarving, gold leaf gilding and Continue Reading →
Inner city living doesn’t leave a lot of space for grand landscape gardens, but this is no obstacle for local botanist and terrarium expert Christopher Beavon. I had the honor of speaking with him about these amazing ecosystems. What is a Terrarium? CB: A terrarium is a mini ecosystem inside a glass container. The best Continue Reading →
It was standing room only as 350 people crammed into the Souths Leagues Club in West End on Wednesday night to hear about the Kurilpa Riverfront Renewal Plan. They got what they came for, rousing calls for an international exhibition, reminders about the resident’s victory over the Bjelke Petersen government that resulted in Southbank Parklands Continue Reading →