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Roberta /15 January, 2014
Spoiler alert: Griffith by-election result is announced on this article. Do not read until February 9 if you intend to enjoy the election. Most Australians and nearly all Queenslanders are heartily sick of politics: None more so than the people of Griffith. They adored the Ruddster with rock-fan like devotion only to be let down Continue Reading →
media /15 January, 2014
The strata title industry in Queensland applauds a ruling by the Court of Appeal of the Supreme Court of Victoria, clarifying the lawful use of class 2 (residential) buildings for short-term stays and holiday letting. The Australian Building Code defines Class 2 buildings as containing two or more sole-occupancy units each being a separate dwelling. Apartments are Continue Reading →
Geoff Ebbs /15 January, 2014
Brisbane native Grace Scholl will be graduating from the Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA) in December, with a Bachelor of Arts degree, majoring in Geography. After graduating, she will move to East Sale to start her training as an Air Combat Officer in the Royal Australian Air Force An Air Combat Officer helps navigate F-18 Super Hornets. Continue Reading →
media /15 January, 2014
Thousands of honey bees in Australia are being fitted with tiny sensors as part of a world-first research program to monitor the insects and their environment using a technique known as ‘swarm sensing’. The research is being led by CSIRO and aims to improve honey bee pollination and productivity on farms as well as help Continue Reading →
media /13 January, 2014
Hear one of Australia’s most influential financial leaders, Ian Narev, talk of how trust and gut instinct has guided his journey to becoming Commonwealth Bank Group general manager and CEO. Mr Narev, who holds Masters degrees in Law and International Relations, will outline the critical challenges for the CBA, particularly the disruptive technology threats from Continue Reading →
Geoff Ebbs /9 January, 2014
Hot Brown Honey Burlesque is raunchy, intelligent and confrontational. Three very sexy ladies and one cross dressing man titillate, challenge and confront the audience from every which way over about an hour of action packed burlesque crossing genres and genders like most of us cross lines in the footpath. In a year where this reviewer Continue Reading →