Two university professors are paving the way for sustainability in business to be the ‘future normal’ with their new book Future Normal: Eight Questions to Create Businesses Your Children Will Be Proud Of. Long-time New Farm resident and Professor of Economics at Griffith Business School, Christopher Fleming, and Professor of Sustainability and Strategy Nick Barter work […]
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Urban Utilities has denied plans for a sewage treatment plant despite their own diagrams labelling a proposed project in Albion as a “new sewage treatment facility”. In last month’s Village Voice Urban Outlook column, architect Edward Haysom said an Urban Utilities Industry Briefing YouTube Video revealed this facility was to be located in the Breakfast
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A local school has shared first place for the best school vegetable garden in the national 2023 Grow It Local Awards. “It was fantastic to see New Farm State School in my electorate acknowledged for their hard work in the 2023 Grow It Local Awards,” Member for McConnel Grace Grace said. “This initiative will not only help
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Tucked away in Bowen Hills, a quirky and thought-provoking museum commemorating some of Queensland and Australia’s most prominent settler families is opening to the public this October. Heritage-listed Miegunyah House Museum, home of the Queensland Women’s Historical Association, was built in 1886 for William Perry, who lived in the house with his family until 1922.
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In Hendra’s early mornings, when only horses and cyclers are out and about, Coffee Coffee Coffee is open for business. One man can be seen behind the counter – owner Matthew Avsenev. Before this latest venture, he was an engineer that worked with Formula 1 cars and had run five Brisbane Subway branches. Quaint and
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