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At 17 Browning Street in West End lies Browning Street Studios. They have operated there the last three years. Two years before that they were located just a few houses down the street, where you now will find Betty’s Espresso. After successfully operating Browning Street Studios in West End since 2008, as a Worker-Owned Cooperative, Continue Reading →
ALP members will head from West End to Coorparoo this Saturday night December 14th to determine the ALP candidate for the Griffith byelection. With Glasson’s gladiators already waving inanely from behind their bulging bags of helium across the electorate, the ALP is keen to get out there and be seen. Glasson centered his 2013 campaign Continue Reading →
‘All at Sea‘ featuring Monique Nicholson Opening Friday 13 December 6pm ~ 9pm Exhibition Dates 10 December ~ 21 December 2013 PDF invite Woolloongabba Art Gallery 613 Stanley Street Woolloongabba Q 4102 Tuesday to Saturday 9am – 5pm
All it takes for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing – Edmund Burke 1770 (attrib) When they come for you, who will be left to fight? Download the PDF of this poster
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Health experts fear community confusion is driving Queensland’s growing obesity crisis. The grim warning comes as a new survey found only four per cent of people could tell the difference between healthy and unhealthy food. “In a recent survey, people were asked to identify foods as healthy and unhealthy. Worryingly only four per cent of Continue Reading →