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Darren /2 May, 2014
“Parks can improve physical and mental health, ecosystem services and urban biodiversity. You don’t have to use these spaces to benefit from them.” wrote senior lecturer Jason Byrne, Griffith University (9 January 2012). Brisbane City Council is furiously approving all kinds of new apartment buildings, all over West End. The LNP’s ambition is to bring Continue Reading →
Jan Bowman /2 May, 2014
On Friday May 2, the organisers of the Brisbane G20 provided a moderately well attended community information forum at Brisbane Town Hall. Bernadette Welch head of operations from the Department Premier Cabinet, Terry Crane, Executive Director of the G20 state coordination unit in the Department of Premier and Cabinet, and Peter Rule, Executive Manager for Continue Reading →
Darren /1 May, 2014
West End has long welcomed new migrants to its streets, churches, shops and tin and timber houses. The most celebrated being the Vietnamese and Greeks. But has this changed forever? The 2011 census from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) documents a fundamental shift – the Greeks have officially left West End. By birthplace of Continue Reading →
Malcom /1 May, 2014
Did you know some downlights can cause fires? They can set fire to roof installation or timbers which burn in the roof space above fire alarms and so remain undetected until too late. Often people only know their house is on fire when flaming material comes through the air vents or the ceiling collapses. It Continue Reading →
Geoff Ebbs /1 May, 2014
Australia’s largest Mother’s Day event makes a difference for breast cancer. Mother’s Day Classic is Australia’s largest breast cancer research fundraiser, and organisers are encouraging people to get on board for the Sunday May 11 event in the fight against a disease that impacts one in 8 women. This year there will be 97 around Continue Reading →
Wan Kerr /1 May, 2014
Why wait for Paniyiri? You can enjoy Greek food in West End 365 days of the year. Here’s the editor’s top ten Eros Cafe 76 Boundary Street Greek sweets, pastries and meals Delta Continental Foods 49 Vulture Street Wholesale delicatessen Cafe Meze 56 Mollison Street Traditional Greek Taverna Lefkas Taverna 170 Hardgrave Road Traditional Greek Continue Reading →