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A celebration of Independence Day to Trinidad and Tobago will be held on the evening of Saturday 6th September at the West End State School with headline act, the River City Steel Band. Kicking off at 6:00pm the evening will feature Conga lines, soca line dancing, a pan shoot out and limbo dancing. There will Continue Reading →
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Astronomers have spotted what they believe is the largest known star in the Universe. It’s a red ‘Hypergiant’ located about 5,000 light years from Earth in the constellation Cygnus the swan. Astronomers recently calculated its upper size at more than 2,000 times the size of the Sun. That is around 1.2 billion kilometres wide! Placed Continue Reading →
Greens candidate for South Brisbane, Jonathon Sri has expressed serious concerns about the drafting process of the new masterplan. “Inviting consultation after the draft has been finalised is patronising and tokenistic,” he said. “It goes without saying that local residents and small businesses should have been consulted before it was released.” He said that the plan Continue Reading →
The recent conflict in Gaza has resulted in the deaths of over 1,900 Palestinians and almost 10,000 people being injured, many of whom are women and children. Hospitals, schools, and homes have been targeted and destoyed causing thousands of families to be displaced. The people of Gaza are experiencing power outages, shortages of food, water, Continue Reading →
“Led by Grace Barbé, a charming, beautiful islander woman from the Seychelles, the band puts on an intricate, fun and engaging performance full of island reggae, creole rhythms, and complex, intense vocals in French, Creole and English – an amazing, uplifting experience.” – Gordon Taylor of musichord.com Seychelles islander Grace Barbé is the real deal, a genuinely exotic Continue Reading →