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- CharitiesAidWelfare
- 30/03/2026
- 16:16
Salvation Army launches housing scheme to prioritise safe rentals for women fleeing domestic violence in Gold Coast and Logan
30 March 2026 For Immediate Release THE SALVATION ARMY LAUNCHES THE PRIORITY PROJECT, PRIORITISING SAFE HOUSING FOR WOMEN IMPACTED BY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE New Housing Initiative Prioritises Safety for Women Impacted by Domestic Violence between Gold Coast to Logan. The Salvation Army Queensland has launched The Priority Project, a new housing initiative designed to improve access to safe, long-term private rental housing for women and women-led families who have experienced domestic and family violence, with the program now rolling out across Gold Coast, Logan and surrounding areas. Domestic and family violence remains one of the leading causes of homelessness for women…
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- Games Gaming, Information Technology
- 30/03/2026
- 16:16
ASUS – Upgrade Your Gaming Rig
Unleash Performance. Change the Game. Right now ASUS is offering up a PC DIY promotion where you can claim back an e-gift card up to $130 AUD in value! If you’re looking to upgrade your gaming performance, why not upgrade what matters?Unlock frame rates with a new graphics card, and power up your system with a Power Supply that's ready for anything. Additionally, with the new Intel Core Ultra 200S Plus Series just releasing, it's a great time to upgrade your motherboard and CPU to unleash new levels of gaming performance. ASUS' Z890 and B860 range are a great choice…
- Food Beverages, Results Statistics
- 30/03/2026
- 15:19
AUSSIES BITE THE EARS FIRST: KOKO BLACK REVEALS THE NATION’S EASTER CHOCOLATE HABITS IN NEW 2026 SURVEY
Key Facts: Koko Black predicts a 16% increase in Easter sales for 2026, with plans to produce over 400,000 bunnies and 700,000 eggs55% of Australians prefer Easter eggs to bunnies (27%), with 83% starting with the ears when eating chocolate bunnies71% of Australians prefer fewer, high-quality chocolates over lower-priced alternatives, despite cost-of-living pressures61% of Australians plan to buy Easter chocolate for themselves, not just for childrenIndulgence is the top emotion (24%) associated with Easter chocolate, followed by tradition (19%) and joy (17%) Melbourne, March 2026 —Koko Black, Australia’s contemporary premium chocolatier, today releases results from its national Easter Chocolate Survey,…
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- Government Federal, Oil Mining Resources
- 30/03/2026
- 14:59
CCAA Calls for Construction Materials to Be Recognised as Critical Under Fuel Security Plan
Key Facts: CCAA seeks explicit recognition of heavy construction materials industry as critical sector under Level 4 of National Fuel Security PlanThe industry is vital for housing supply, infrastructure delivery and economic activity, with immediate impacts if fuel access is constrainedCCAA welcomes government fuel relief measures, including halved fuel excise and reduced heavy vehicle chargesOrganisation actively engaging with governments on fuel security through various coordination meetings and roundtablesRecognition as critical service would ensure continuity of construction materials supply during fuel constraintsCement Concrete & Aggregates Australia (CCAA) is calling for the heavy construction materials industry to be explicitly recognised as a…
- Government NSW, Political
- 30/03/2026
- 14:52
Liverpool housing push raises questions over who benefits
Questions remain about who will really benefit from Liverpool City Council’s latest housing push, with no clear indication proposed homes will be within reach of the people who need them most, Homelessness NSW said today. “Liverpool already has more than 1,000 people without a home, including a huge number of children and young people,” Homelessness NSW CEODom Rowe said. “Yet there appears to be nothing revealed in today’s media that this plan guarantees even one of those people will be housed. “In an area like Liverpool, with high levels of homelessness and housing stress, we should be seeing a far…
- Energy
- 30/03/2026
- 14:30
GBP Strengthens End-to-End Delivery Capability for Solar PCS Repowering Projects
Key Facts: GBP K.K. has expanded its solar power plant repowering capabilities beyond inverter replacement to include installation of balance-of-system components. Ageing power conditioning…
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- Transport Automotive
- 30/03/2026
- 14:19
RFNSW welcomes Federal Government action on fuel excise and national fuel security
Peak body Road Freight NSW (RFNSW) has welcomed today’s announcement by the Federal Government to halve the fuel excise and reduce the road user charge to zero, following an emergency National Cabinet meeting to address looming fuel supply shortages. RFNSW Chief Executive Officer Simon O’Hara said the measures were a critical and timely step to ease pressure on Australia’s freight operators and help keep essential goods moving across the country. “Truck operators are on the frontline of keeping Australia supplied, and right now they are under enormous pressure from rising fuel costs and uncertainty around supply,” Mr O’Hara said. “Halving…
- Medical Health Aged Care
- 30/03/2026
- 13:14
MEDIA ALERT – Younger Australians with life-limiting illness falling through system gaps
Key Facts: Speakers: Dr Peter Allcroft Chair, Palliative Care Australia (facilitator) Fiona Hassmann Peace of Mind Foundation (lived experience keynote) Jamieson Lowe Palliative Care Social Work Australia Olivia Nassaris CEO, Parkinson’s Australia Clare Sullivan CEO, MND Australia Anthony Herbert Children’s Health Queensland Thousands of Australians under 65 with life-limiting illness are missing out on basic support to die at home. Each year, an estimated 5,000–10,000 people fall between the NDIS, aged care and health systems, with no clear pathway to access essential home support such as personal care, domestic assistance and social support. As a result, people are forced into…
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- General News, Sport Recreation
- 30/03/2026
- 12:16
MEDIA RELEASE: Eels and NSW Government team up for culture change
Eels and NSW Government team up for culture change Monday, 30 March Editor’s note: images of the Parramatta Eels and Office of Sport representatives at the Eels’ Culture and Wellbeing Summit are available here: https://officeofsport.intelligencebank.com/customshare/index/4q2qa The NSW Government and Parramatta Eels have joined forces on a program aimed at preventing violence, improving mental health and promoting respectful behaviour in junior rugby league across western Sydney. The two-year partnership will see the NSW Government provide $200,000 to the Eels to deliver the Parra Play Cultural and Leadership Program through a series of education and leadership initiatives across the Eels’ junior league,…
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