S. Kidman store launched in Tamworth
The inaugural S. Kidman store has officially opened in Tamworth, NSW, bringing country style to the heart of fashion.
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Sir Valston Hancock House: WA’s first accommodation helping veterans transition into civilian life
WA’s first targeted accommodation program for veterans has finally opened. Sir Valston Hancock House opened at 8 Richardson Street, South Perth, on October 3, almost a year after the site was purchased by Hancock Prospecting.
Free Rent on the Table
There may be no such thing as a free lunch, but free rent is on offer at the upcoming Metronet station at Whiteman Park.
WA dairy latest to join milk on tap revolution – and it’s udderly good
It’s early days, but WA’s Bannister Downs hopes it may soon provide more of its farm-fresh milk on tap straight to consumers.
Rinehart’s $895 Driza-Bone dreamcoat
Billionaire mining magnate Gina Rinehart has long marched to the beat of her own drum. Her foray into fashion appears characteristically idiosyncratic.
Franca Brasserie: French Elegance and Impeccable Service in Potts Point, Sydney
Franca Brasserie, located in the heart of Potts Point in Sydney, delivers an experience that combines elegance and a modern take on classic French cuisine. Renowned for its refined yet approachable menu, this restaurant has quickly become a standout destination for Sydneysiders seeking something special.
Socceroos great Craig Foster slams the Australian Olympic team over ‘sportswashing’
Socceroos great Craig Foster has accused Australian Olympic heroes of being complicit in global ‘sportswashing’ and aiding planet pollution via ‘dirty money’ sponsorship deals with Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting.
Business Council of Australia boss unleashes on Anthony Albanese over Labor’s new industrial relations laws: ‘Steps backwards’
Business Council of Australia (BCA) chief executive Bran Black is set to tell Mr Albanese in a speech on Tuesday night that leaders of many major companies ‘feel we are losing our way’ economically under Labor.
Business warns nation going “backward”, IR shapes as election war zone
Industrial relations is shaping as a major electoral battlefield with the nation’s peak business lobby warning that Australia is taking “steps backward” under Labor’s new workplace rules and growing red tape.
Tax and debt time bomb will hurt young Aussies, BCA chief warns
Labor and the Coalition are consigning younger generations to a future of higher taxes, ballooning government debt and poorer living standards, Business Council of Australia chief executive Bran Black will warn.
Chief executives in full voice with shirtfront for Anthony Albanese
Chief executives of the nation’s biggest companies are warning Australia is “losing our way” and taking “steps backwards” under Labor, with the Business Council of Australia taking a shot at Anthony Albanese for accusing disgruntled employers of “talking Australia down”.
Cheers for stars of Paris
Chants of Aussie, Aussie, Aussie rang out across South Bank where 1000 fans welcomed home from Paris almost 60 Queensland Olympic and Paralympic athletes in a colourful green and gold parade.
