21 July 2025

ACH Wine Bar and Bistro: , Middle eastern inspired fare

Shannon Kellam’s hospitality career started in Brisbane over 30 years ago and he has since represented our nation in the most prominent competitions around the globe, including Europe, Middle East, Scandinavia and Asia. The past decade saw Shannon operate several iconic Brisbane venues. I recently visited ACH, a Middle eastern inspired restaurant and wine bar.

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St Agatha’s Church celebrates 100 years

Published March 2025 Clayfield’s St Agatha’s Catholic Church is celebrating its one-hundredth birthday. Member of the Parish Community and Mission Council Andrew Pippia said: “It’s always been a beacon of the community because of where it stands on a hill on Oriel Road. Anyone, Catholic or not, would be aware of this church.” St Agatha’s

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Respected former planner calls out broken Victoria Park promise

Published March 2025 Michael Kerry, Former Chief Town Planner and Head of Urban Management for the Brisbane City Council (1992-2004) shares his thoughts on a proposed stadium in Victoria Park Barrambin. I remember distinctly a conversation around the success of the Brisbane bid to host the Olympics focusing on its relative affordability stemming from the

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The big thinking female CEO diving into luxury development

Published March 2025 Michelle Wooldridge believes in the importance of “diversity of thought” – something she is no doubt exposed to daily between her job as CEO of a property development company and her role as mother to eight-year-old triplets. “I’m a big one for diversity of thought, and I think property brings the best

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