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Discover the expansion of the Scenic Rim Winter Harvest Festival into a full weekend of culinary delights, family fun, and local culture, offering a unique farm-to-fork experience in the heart of Australia.
Councillor Peter Mitchell advocates for a comprehensive approach to the Toondah Harbour development, highlighting the need for integrated environmental and transportation solutions to ensure long-term success and sustainability.
Redland Hospital’s clinical staff receive $20,000 in research grants, highlighting the significance of medical research in enhancing patient care and healthcare outcomes.
The National Renewables in Agriculture Conference is set to debut in Queensland, bringing innovative solutions to farmers looking to cut costs and generate new income streams through renewable energy.
Australian dentists are sounding the alarm on rising preventable dental hospitalisations among children, urging regular check-ups amidst cost-of-living challenges.
Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA) has introduced a media guide to improve reporting on metastatic breast cancer, promoting accurate and empathetic coverage of this life-limiting condition.
One Big Thing: HOYTS has announced a winter delight for movie enthusiasts with $10* tickets for Sunday morning sessions before noon, running from June 2 to June 30 across Australia. What’s Happening: Every Sunday in June, movie-goers can enjoy $10* tickets for sessions starting before noon at HOYTS cinemas. This offer is available to all guests and includes all movies. Why It Matters: This promotion provides an affordable entertainment option for everyone, making it easier to enjoy a cinematic escape during the winter months. HOYTS General Manager of Customer Engagement, Brad Eaton, emphasizes the value of this initiative in providing budget-friendly movie experiences. By the Numbers: Offer period: June 2 – June 30 $10* tickets available for sessions starting before
The Benevolent Society, in collaboration with WorkVentures, is pioneering a Digital Inclusion Program to close the digital gap for Australians with disabilities, offering essential tools and support to foster digital literacy and community engagement.
Redland City Mayor Jos Mitchell and a delegation of south-east Queensland mayors have called on the Queensland Government to urgently increase infrastructure funding.
South East Queensland councils are set to benefit from a $100 million boost aimed at enhancing critical infrastructure and community projects.
Discover the expansion of the Scenic Rim Winter Harvest Festival into a full weekend of culinary delights, family fun, and local culture, offering a unique farm-to-fork experience in the heart of Australia.
Councillor Peter Mitchell advocates for a comprehensive approach to the Toondah Harbour development, highlighting the need for integrated environmental and transportation solutions to ensure long-term success and sustainability.
Redland Hospital’s clinical staff receive $20,000 in research grants, highlighting the significance of medical research in enhancing patient care and healthcare outcomes.
The National Renewables in Agriculture Conference is set to debut in Queensland, bringing innovative solutions to farmers looking to cut costs and generate new income streams through renewable energy.
Australian dentists are sounding the alarm on rising preventable dental hospitalisations among children, urging regular check-ups amidst cost-of-living challenges.
Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA) has introduced a media guide to improve reporting on metastatic breast cancer, promoting accurate and empathetic coverage of this life-limiting condition.
One Big Thing: HOYTS has announced a winter delight for movie enthusiasts with $10* tickets for Sunday morning sessions before noon, running from June 2 to June 30 across Australia. What’s Happening: Every Sunday in June, movie-goers can enjoy $10* tickets for sessions starting before noon at HOYTS cinemas. This offer is available to all guests and includes all movies. Why It Matters: This promotion provides an affordable entertainment option for everyone, making it easier to enjoy a cinematic escape during the winter months. HOYTS General Manager of Customer Engagement, Brad Eaton, emphasizes the value of this initiative in providing
The Benevolent Society, in collaboration with WorkVentures, is pioneering a Digital Inclusion Program to close the digital gap for Australians with disabilities, offering essential tools and support to foster digital literacy and community engagement.
Redland City Mayor Jos Mitchell and a delegation of south-east Queensland mayors have called on the Queensland Government to urgently increase infrastructure funding.
South East Queensland councils are set to benefit from a $100 million boost aimed at enhancing critical infrastructure and community projects.
Discover the expansion of the Scenic Rim Winter Harvest Festival into a full weekend of culinary delights, family fun, and local culture, offering a unique farm-to-fork experience in the heart of Australia.
Councillor Peter Mitchell advocates for a comprehensive approach to the Toondah Harbour development, highlighting the need for integrated environmental and transportation solutions to ensure long-term success and sustainability.
Redland Hospital’s clinical staff receive $20,000 in research grants, highlighting the significance of medical research in enhancing patient care and healthcare outcomes.
The National Renewables in Agriculture Conference is set to debut in Queensland, bringing innovative solutions to farmers looking to cut costs and generate new income streams through renewable energy.
Australian dentists are sounding the alarm on rising preventable dental hospitalisations among children, urging regular check-ups amidst cost-of-living challenges.
Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA) has introduced a media guide to improve reporting on metastatic breast cancer, promoting accurate and empathetic coverage of this life-limiting condition.
One Big Thing: HOYTS has announced a winter delight for movie enthusiasts with $10* tickets for Sunday morning sessions before noon, running from June 2 to June 30 across Australia. What’s Happening: Every Sunday in June, movie-goers can enjoy $10* tickets for sessions starting before noon at HOYTS cinemas. This offer is available to all guests and includes all movies. Why It Matters: This promotion provides an affordable entertainment option for everyone, making it easier to enjoy a cinematic escape during the winter months. HOYTS General Manager of Customer Engagement, Brad Eaton, emphasizes the value of this initiative in providing
The Benevolent Society, in collaboration with WorkVentures, is pioneering a Digital Inclusion Program to close the digital gap for Australians with disabilities, offering essential tools and support to foster digital literacy and community engagement.
Redland City Mayor Jos Mitchell and a delegation of south-east Queensland mayors have called on the Queensland Government to urgently increase infrastructure funding.
South East Queensland councils are set to benefit from a $100 million boost aimed at enhancing critical infrastructure and community projects.
