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CGTN published an article on Chinese President Xi Jinping’s inspection tour in southwest China’s Yunnan Province. Through introducing Yunnan’s efforts in advancing the “flower economy” and fostering cultural tourism, the article highlights the province’s push for high-quality rural development in line with local conditions, aiming to break new ground in the pursuit of Chinese modernization. … Continued
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La Trobe University will lead an evaluation of the Australian Government’s new Virtual Nursing (VN) in Aged Care project. The national initiative uses telehealth solutions to provide 24-hour registered nursing coverage to 30 residential aged care homes across the country. The $1.66 million evaluation, funded by the government, will measure the impact of virtual care … Continued
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The Autumn school holidays are the perfect time to explore Ipswich, the weather is perfect for being outdoors in the day time with just the hint of chill in the mornings. In Ipswich you can fill in the holidays by taking to the skies in a hot air balloon, visiting the birthplace of rail, (Queensland … Continued
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Managing playground congestion is an issue for many NSW schools, but there are strategies to make them work better, a UNSW researcher says. UNSW City Futures Research Centre research fellow Dr Fatemeh Aminpour is an expert in school playgrounds and what works – and doesn’t work – for students. In Sydney, Bourke Street Public School … Continued
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The Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman (ASBFEO) is encouraged by the Australian Government’s response to the Murray Review of Security of Payment Laws, and welcomes the announcement of further action to help ensure tradies and subcontractors are paid on time. Mr Billson said the Government’s commitment to extend protections against unfair business practices … Continued
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New solution for Australia’s e-waste problem, as world-first UNSW-designed recycling facility opens UNSW Sydney Vice Chancellor and President, Professor Attila Brungs will officially open the Plastics Filament MICROfactorie in Sydney on Friday. Australia has a problem when it comes to e-waste. On average, each Australian produces 20kg of e-waste a year, compared with … Continued
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JUST THREE WEEKS ‘TIL WORLD’S BEST CAKE DECORATORS COME TO BRISBANE 🎂🍰 🍰 Wondering what’s the hottest trends in wedding cakes? Find out what’s stealing the show!🎂 Can’t get that cake to rise? Learn the science behind success!🧁 Cupcakes looking a little sad? Discover pro tips to make them insta-perfect every time!🍥 Want to … Continued
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From the Holey Dollar to the 1930 Penny, this auction offers collectors and investors a remarkable opportunity to acquire exceptional pieces. The numismatic world is buzzing with anticipation as Roxbury’s Auction No. 142 prepares to showcase one of the most significant coin and banknote sales of the year. Featuring over 3,000 exceptional lots, this landmark auction brings together … Continued
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UPDATED: From Edible Garden Trails, Farm Gates and Eat Local Month, to Clydesdales, a Scarecrow Festival, The Long Sunset, Mountain Biking, Trail Running and music and art festivals–here’s the major events in the Scenic Rim IMAGERY HERE NEXT WEEKEND – Scenic Rim Farm Gate Trails | Sunday March 30 and Sunday July 20 The … Continued
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RACV has released tips for pedestrian road rules and safety, addressing a critical safety need. RACV data shows four out of five Victorians regularly walk as a form of transportation and these tips aim to clarify often misunderstood rules that apply to all road users, including pedestrians, bike riders and motorists. RACV data found that … Continued
