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Aboriginal people and their supporters will be demanding that the British Crown return all the land on the Australian continent that they hold illegally when the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visit Sydney and Brisbane this week. Kooma man and member of the Brisbane Aboriginal Sovereign Embassy, Wayne Wharton, said “In 1992 the Mabo High Continue Reading →
Helen Abrahams hosted a meeting of West End residents at South’s Leagues Club on Saturday to go through the South Brisbane Riverside Neighbourhood Plan and its implications in detail. Under consideration are the development sites south of Davies Park along Montague Rd which represent thousands of new apartments and residents. Westender recently reported Councillor Abraham’s Continue Reading →
The Westender published a story on its online edition on Monday 7th April regarding the purchase of the ABSOE property in Boundary Street by Sydney developers Payce Consolidated. Part of the story may have given readers the impression that the owner of Payce Consolidated, Mr Brian Boyd, was in some way involved with criminal activity. Continue Reading →
Lord Mayor Quirk yesterday announced the details of the latest Guide to Hotel Investment for Queensland. The figures reveal that Brisbane loses around $114 in potential business each year as a result of its shortage of high-end hotel accommodation. Asa result, Lord Mayor Qurik said, the hotel market is rich with opportunity: Due to a Continue Reading →
Thirty years ago, Sonia Caton ran a free legal telephone advice line from her own flat, and her commitment to helping those who cannot afford a lawyer has not changed ever since. Today, the solicitor and migration agent advises refugees on their legal rights. She will talk about this challenging yet inspiring work at the Continue Reading →
Australian adults now average more time in front of a screen than they do sleeping, but do not fully understand the associated health risks, or how to change their behaviour. A new community survey commissioned by Medibank also reveals that a majority of parents are very concerned about the time their children spend on screens Continue Reading →