Published April 2025 Pheonix-like, Hamilton’s Flipside Circus has risen from the ashes to take out the Gold Matilda Award in February after a fire badly damaged their circus centre in January 2024. Flipside CEO and artistic director Robert Kronk said they had a “record year of working in regional remote communities” last year, touring across […]
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Published April 2025 This year’s Epic Walk for DV on March 30 raised $324,353 for Women’s Legal Service Queensland (WLSQ), exceeding their goal of $300,000. For the first time, the walk was held in three locations – New Farm Park, Airlie Beach and North Burleigh Heads. WLSQ CEO Nadia Bromley said on the morning of
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Published April 2025 If you live around Newstead you could be mistaken for thinking you were inside a building site. From the northern edge of Newstead edging into Albion, to the southern edge nudging into Teneriffe there are at least 10 new proposals for large projects, almost all of them residential. And if that wasn’t
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Published April 2025 What a weekend! Brothers are once again proud that our community has had the chance to host the Gallagher Australian Club Championship, showing off the best the grassroots game has to offer the code. Despite the late postponement due to Tropical Cyclone Alfred, we were able to pull off a day to
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Published April 2025 Brisbane may already seem like it is struggling under the weight of its growth, but its population is expected to reach six million people by 2046, or as large as the current population of Singapore, according to RSM’s 2025 Leading Cities – Brisbane Report. CEO of the Brisbane Economic Development Agency (BEDA)
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Published April 2025 Many diners in Brisbane’s riverfront restaurants slurping on oysters wouldn’t think twice about their discarded shells, but for Wynnum’s Robbie Porter, they’re a valuable resource. Mr Porter said: “Every old oyster shell can house up to ten baby oysters, which together can form a shellfish reef and help restore Moreton Bay.” Once
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