Bellarine Show 2026: Community and Agriculture Celebration
The Bellarine Show 2026 showcased local agriculture, family fun, and community spirit with livestock displays, rides, and entertainment, drawing crowds to Geelong.
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Da Maria Bali Reborn with New Menu and Martini Trolley
Celebrity restaurateur Maurice Terzini's Da Maria in Bali, once famed for its nightclub scene, unveils a refreshed Mediterranean-inspired menu and innovative martini trolley service to reclaim its status as a top dining destination.
Air New Zealand Skynest Pods Revolutionise Economy Sleep
Air New Zealand introduces Skynest sleeper pods for economy class on ultra-long-haul flights, enhancing passenger comfort with dedicated sleep zones and wellness-focused amenities.
Exploring kunanyi/Mt Wellington: Tasmania's Iconic Peak
Discover the breathtaking beauty and unpredictable weather of kunanyi/Mt Wellington in Hobart. Learn about the Explorer Bus service, scenic walks, and stunning views.
Work-From-Home Law Sparks Debate Over Workplace Inequality
Australian business leaders warn that new work-from-home legislation could create a 'haves and have-nots' culture, with concerns over fairness and productivity.
Bali's Best Small Day Spa? Luminee's Rise in Canggu
Explore how Luminee Spa in Bali's Canggu district competes with a booming wellness industry, offering unique healing massages like jet lag and fatigue treatments.
BHP Turns to Southeast Asia as China's Iron Ore Stockpile Soars
BHP is diversifying its iron ore exports to Southeast Asia as China's record stockpile strengthens its pricing pressure, with shipments to Vietnam and Indonesia rising significantly in February.
Cairns Real Estate: Auction and Sales Results for March 7
The latest auction and sales results for the Cairns real estate market for the week ending March 7 show strong activity and competitive bidding across various suburbs.
Cairns Program Aims to Foster More Local Events
A new homegrown initiative in Cairns seeks to support and expand events in the Far North, enhancing community engagement and boosting the regional economy through increased tourism.
Australian Hotel Opens in Historic Cambridge Building
The Hobson Cambridge by Adina, an Australian apartment hotel brand, has launched in a heritage-listed Cambridge building, blending Aussie flair with British charm through its Oz & Isle restaurant and decor.
Duffy Home Sells for $1.934M, Tops Canberra's Strong Market
A Duffy home in Canberra has sold for $1.934 million, setting a new benchmark in the city's resilient property market, driven by high demand and limited supply.
Melissa Histon-Browning's 10-Year Fight with Got Your Back Sista
Melissa Histon-Browning has spent 10 years in a legal dispute with Got Your Back Sista, a charity she co-founded, over allegations of mismanagement and financial issues.
WA Government Investigates New Gas Power Station
The WA State Government is advancing plans for a new gas-fired power station as it prepares to shut down coal plants by 2029, with Synergy developing a business case for the project.
Women Turn Away from Home Ownership as Prices Soar
New data reveals a growing gender gap in property aspirations, with fewer young women prioritizing home ownership due to high costs and wage disparities.
Townsville Leaders Push for Airport Revival on Asia Trade Mission
Townsville business leaders are urging the federal minister to prioritize the city's airport revival during an upcoming Asia trade mission to boost international trade and economic growth.
Maggie Island Brewery Taps into Major Success
Maggie Island Brewery in Townsville has achieved significant success with its popular craft beers and vibrant events, boosting local tourism and community engagement.
Isaac Council Area Business Liquidations in March
Recent data reveals several business liquidations in the Isaac Council area for March 6, highlighting economic challenges in the region.
Townsville Real Estate: Weekly Auction and Sales Results
The latest auction and sales results for Townsville real estate for the week ending March 7, 2025, show market activity and trends in the local property sector.
WA Fuel Bills Could Rise $2000 a Year Due to War
Western Australian drivers are warned of potential $2000 yearly fuel cost increases if the Middle East war persists, with crude oil prices soaring and fears of price gouging at service stations.
Carbon Revolution Seeks Urgent Funding to Avoid Collapse
Carbon Revolution, a Geelong-based manufacturer of carbon fibre wheels, is urgently seeking a funding deal to prevent the company from collapsing, as it faces significant financial challenges.
RB Sellars Opens New Geelong Store After HQ Move
Retailer RB Sellars has launched a new store in Geelong, marking a significant expansion after moving its headquarters to the city, boosting local business and employment.
Emirates Suspends Dubai Flights Amid Middle East Conflict
Emirates has halted all flights to and from Dubai due to the escalating Middle East conflict, leaving over 100,000 Australians stranded. The airline prioritizes safety as operations remain suspended indefinitely.
WA Mack Muster and Truck Show Back on March 22
The WA Mack Muster and Truck Show is set for March 22 at Quarry Farm, featuring over 350 big rigs to raise funds for cancer research at the Harry Perkins Institute.
Travel Chaos: Flight Cancellations, Insurance Issues in Conflict
Over 10,000 flights cancelled due to Middle East war, affecting WA travellers. Travel insurance often excludes war-related disruptions, with experts advising direct airline contact for refunds.
Albany Whaling Station Named National Tourism Finalist
Albany's Historic Whaling Station is a national finalist in the Qantas Australian Tourism Awards, recognized for cultural tourism and attractions during Albany's bicentenary year.
187,500 Australian Phones Blocked by Telcos Since Late 2024
Australian telcos have blocked over 187,500 mobile phones since December 2024 under emergency service laws. Customers risk blocking if they don't update software after warnings.
Veteran Stuck in $24K Home Build Deposit Dispute
A military veteran in Cairns claims he is embroiled in a $24,000 dispute to recover his home build deposit, highlighting consumer protection concerns in the construction industry.
Cairns Bakery Closes Due to Illegal Tobacco Shop Impact
My Little Bakehouse in Cairns has closed permanently, citing declining sales and negative impacts from nearby illegal tobacco shops as key reasons for its shutdown.
Cairns Council Area Business Liquidations in March
Recent data reveals a series of business liquidations in the Cairns council area for March 6, highlighting financial struggles in the local economy.
Perth's Best Events: Markets, Festivals, Opera
Discover the best things to do in Perth this week, including the Pirate Life 5th birthday party, Barrack Square Markets, WA Dragon Boat Festival, a Nobu Matsuhisa dining event, and La Traviata opera.
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