Holding Redlich partners Andrew Klein and Elizabeth Carroll at the Canberra office. Picture supplied Law Week provides our community with the opportunity to learn about their legal rights, the legal framework in their state and the role of the legal profession. This awareness campaign also promotes access to justice for all, something that Holding Redlich … [Read more…]
Locals and visitors alike will be able to sink their teeth into Maitland Taste when it returns to Central Maitland this weekend. Featuring aromatic varietals of wine to delectable dishes fashioned from fresh produce, from across the Hunter Valley, the three-day event is sure to tantalise foodies and every family member. Presented by The Mutual … [Read more…]
The boutique network has opened its latest outpost in the heartland of the bustling Queensland hotspot. Stone Carrara, which will be led by vastly experienced Burleigh Heads agent Scott Campbell, becomes the network’s 10th office in the ever-growing South-East Queensland market. A team of six offices is set to service several key areas: Carrara, Ashmore, … [Read more…]
By Evelyn Karatzas. A diverse showcase featuring more than 15 cultural groups took place in the Australian Capital Territory on Saturday, May 13. Held at the National Museum of Australia in Canberra, the Tapestry of Cultures Family Festival featured market stalls, music, dancing, interactive workshops and delicious food from all around the globe. National Museum … [Read more…]
Posted on 16 May, 2023 If you’ve ever owned a business there’s one thing you’ll know for sure: there’s never a dull day. From the exciting highs to the stressful lows, life as a business owner can be a crazy rollercoaster, and all you can do is strap in and enjoy the ride. For me, … [Read more…]
Hamilton Accies chairman Allan Maitland has taken aim at fans after alleging they shouted “vile abuse” at John Rankin and the directors during their play-off win against Alloa Athletic. Maitland said supporters who were responsible for the “hate crime” would be banned from New Douglas Park as he urged them to not come as they … [Read more…]
Learn all the do’s and don’ts for a backyard renovation. Picture Shutterstock Having a lovely home is one of most folks’ goals in life. It is common to spend a fair bit of time, money and other resources making your home comfortable, cosy and appealing. After all, you spend so much time at home that … [Read more…]
A postcard image from the ’70s of the Lakeside Hotel facing London Circuit. Former planner MIKE QUIRK says the ACT government refuses to acknowledge there is a problem with its planning policy, doubling down on its 70 per cent infill dictate. THE internationally acknowledged 1969 General Plan Concept (Y-Plan), guided Canberra’s development between the 1960s … [Read more…]
Book of the Month, Tempo Theatre’s first play of the year, is a “gentle English comedy” – just the ticket for this time of doom and gloom, director Jon Elphick believes. Scandal erupts in a respectable English town when the M.P.’s daughter writes her first novel: Bare Bosom’d Night, a steamy romance featuring her family … [Read more…]
Letter writer MALCOLM BRANDON says there is a ‘phenomenal’ amount of indigenous recognition already and that more won’t solve problems such as ill-health and imprisonment rates. THE advocates of constitutional recognition (the Voice) seem to be unaware of the phenomenal amount of recognition that already exists. Write to [email protected] They seem not to know that in … [Read more…]