For Caffrey, the coastal home has proved the ultimate base for her and Blair to raise their three children – aged 18, 16 and 13. “Backing on to Gordons Bay there’s the snorkelling trail, the kids love to stand-up paddleboard and surf off the [local surf break] Bommie,” Caffrey said. Her husband, who grew up … [Read more…]
Advertising executive David Droga has emerged as the buyer of Tamarama’s Lang Syne coastal property. Andrew Quilty It is understood the Accenture executive was represented by Simon Cohen of buyer’s agent Cohen Handler. Forbes’ Jacobs and Cohen both declined to comment on the buyer’s identity, given the non-disclosure agreement surrounding the sale. Global advertising executive … [Read more…]
After completion of the first full round of the Bundaberg Broadcasters A Grade Premiership last week, Past Brothers are unbeaten with four wins and one draw and on top of the table. But their 34-12 victory over Waves after trailing 6-0 at the break must be taken in perspective, as the Tigers were missing almost … [Read more…]
Back, Katlyn Nielsen, Superintendent Tom Cooper and Megan Shanahan, front, Karl Jones. Picture by Gareth Gardner GEAR UP, jump in the fire engine and point the hose. Don’t worry – nothing’s burning – but fire stations across the region will be a hot place to be this weekend when everyone has a chance to live … [Read more…]
Bardon, the leafy, green suburb in western Brisbane has topped a list of the nation’s most affordable suburbs. The list, compiled by Suburbtrends, identified the 10 most affordable suburbs for renting or buying a unit. Four Queensland suburbs made the national top 10, followed by two NSW suburbs, two in Victoria and one each in … [Read more…]
Glencore disagrees with both those camps and said it was one of the few companies that ran underground, open pit, thermal and hard coking coal mines in Australia. Glencore has urged the Albanese government to stick to its original principles and use a single industry average to determine the emissions limits of all Australian coal … [Read more…]
UK-based LIBERTY Pipes Hartlepool has successfully passed trials to become the first UK producer of pipelines for safe transportation and storage of hydrogen, a major step in LIBERTY’s aim to support the UK’s development of low carbon hydrogen technologies. Physical testing specialist Element Materials Technology has confirmed that LIBERTY’s 42-inch submerged arc welded (SAW) line … [Read more…]
11 May 2023 Lavinia ‘Lovie’ Richards, left, with APP Program Regional Tutor Barbie Clutterbuck and Zac Nelson-Richards. Photo by Lauren Shivvaan Mother and son duo Lavinia ‘Lovie’ Richards and Zac Nelson-Richards have shared many moments in life together but never thought studying at university would be one of them. Barngarla Elder and Port Lincoln … [Read more…]
Release date: 11/05/2023 Premier Peter Malinauskas has welcomed the Federal Government’s decision to invest $2 billion in hydrogen energy, which underscores the importance of South Australia’s world-leading plans for the renewable energy technology. The Premier is currently overseas visiting Germany and the Netherlands on a trade mission focussed on green hydrogen. On Thursday, the Premier … [Read more…]
This collaborative project is aimed at strengthening and growing the visitor economy offeringof the region. Regional tourism plays a significant role in supporting thriving regions and strengthening communities. It is an important contributor to the economic and social development of regional areas. This is true for the Goulburn region, which welcomes over 2 … [Read more…]