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The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth is organising a charity walk on Sunday 18th June 2023 in Adelaide to support Humanity First’s initiative of “Feeding the Homeless” in our local community. Humanity First is a non-political, non-religious charity that operates on the basis of necessity. They have been serving the homeless in Adelaide over the past year. Humanity First Australia … Continued
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Succession in the digital age is probably more complicated than you might think. If you’ve written a will – and if you haven’t, you may want to consider it – you’ve almost certainly thought about what you would like to happen to your assets, like property, after you pass away. But have you also considered … Continued
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A Monash University expert is available to provide comments in response to the Federal government’s plans to introduce a national ban on Nazi symbols. Associate Professor David Slucki, Director, Australian Centre for Jewish Civilisation, Monash Faculty of ArtsContact: +61 432 866 041 or david.slucki@monash.eduRead more of Associate Professor Slucki’s work at Monash Lens The following … Continued
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Sydney, 8 June, 2023: Body adornment, or BILAS in the local language of PNG, is a powerful and integral part of Papua New Guinea (PNG) culture. Now, Bilas: Body Adornment of Papua New Guinea, comes to the Australian Museum in a new multimedia exhibition opening on Friday 9 June 2023. BILAS celebrates the rich, cultural … Continued
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Available at neighbourhood, suburb, and local government area levels, the publicly available housing indicators provide key insights into housing across Australia’s 21 largest cities. The 24 indicators look at housing precarity, housing and transport costs, rental and mortgage stress levels, access to homelessness services and key worker populations. AUO Director and Associate Professor at RMIT, Melanie … Continued
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SafeWork NSW is warning partygoers that backyard firework displays are illegal in NSW. Those who buy, sell or use fireworks without a licence face heavy penalties from on-the-spot fines of up to $1000 to imprisonment. There have been almost 100 fireworks events registered in NSW this weekend leaving residents with no excuses for putting on … Continued
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Over 1,000 Australian adults born after 1946 were surveyed by global e-commerce platform Ubuy to determine generational budgeting trends. Global inflation has left many economies reeling across the world, seeing increases in interest rates, energy costs, and even food prices and daily essentials. As a result, many shoppers are now having to be extra careful … Continued
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Gin Expert Shares His Five Easy Ways On How You Can Enjoy Gin On World Gin Day – And The One Mixer You Should Never Have Gin With Philip Kingscott, Edinburgh Gin Ambassador, shares his five ways on how you can enjoy your gin on World Gin Day When it comes to drinking gin, Aussies may … Continued
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Can you taste that? That’s the SCENIC RIM EAT LOCAL MONTH in full swing! There’s flavour flowing from every tiny town, historic dairy, olive grove, flower patch, furrowed paddock and rustic shed from Boonah to Beaudesert to Beechmont, and it’ll continue until the end of June! There’s 139 food events – the largest offering … Continued
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The Maritime Museum is awash with winter fun these school holidays. See two sides of the wildlife world, with the newly-opened Guykuda’s Aquarium, and Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibitions – and don’t miss the amazing Brickwrecks: Sunken Ships in LEGO® Bricks. Box of Birds’ spectacular light playscape comes to the Aquatic Imaginarium – an interactive … Continued
