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Melbourne International Singers Festival 2019 launches a fantastic program for its tenth anniversary

Be Challenged, Inspired and Entertained. Now in its tenth year, Australia's most exciting singers festival for all choirs, singing groups and individual singers, is...

Melbourne International Singers Festival 2019 launches a fantastic program for its tenth anniversary

There is truly something here that will appeal to everyone’s musical tastes. Now in its tenth year, Australia's most exciting singers festival for all choirs,...

Grace Knight from Eurogliders joins the Choir of Hard Knocks at our “Seasons of Love” concert

Grace will help Jonathon Welch to say farewell as the choir's founding Artistic Director after 13 years at Seasons of Love on Sunday June...

Our SEASONS OF LOVE – please help to support the Choir of Hard Knocks

The Choir of Hard Knocks has a unique and inspiring story of Australia’s most unlikely musical phenomenon - they are the only artists in...

Jonathon Welch Farewells Choir of Hard Knocks in ‘Seasons of Love’ concert

After 13 years at the helm of Australia's most famous and loved, award winning choir - the Choir of Hard Knocks, Dr Jonathon Welch...

Join us at the 10th Anniversary of the Melbourne International Singers Festival in June

Play It Forward and Founding Artistic Director, Dr Jonathon Welch AM, invite you to the 10th Anniversary of the Melbourne International Singers Festival. BE...

Don’t miss the Choir of Hard Knocks in Joyful! Joyful! Deakin Edge this Saturday at 3pm

What could be more joyous than supporting the iconic Choir of Hard Knocks continue their inspiring work? This award winning and heart-warming Choir...

Joyful! Joyful! A spectacular Christmas fundraising concert in support of Choir of Hard Knocks.

Celebrate the joy of Christmas at our spectacular concert "Joyful! Joyful", on Saturday December 1st, 3pm at Deakin Edge in Federation Square. Presented by Play...

Silver Screen Classics playing this Saturday – Australian Catholic University, Fitzroy

Dr Jonathon Welch AM will present Silver Screen Classics, on Saturday, at Australian Catholic University, at 3pm. This spectacular, free concert celebrates beautiful...

School of Hard Knocks presents Street Requiem & Tattoo for Homelessness Week

Don't miss this special concert on Sunday 5th August, 3pm at Deakin Edge. Presented by the School of Hard Knocks, this concert includes Street Requiem...

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The Importance of Bunbury Dog Training Classes for Your Canine Companion

When it comes to raising a well-behaved and happy dog, attending dog training classes is crucial. These classes not only teach essential skills but also strengthen the bond between you and your furry friend. Whether you're a new puppy owner or have an adult dog that needs...

Efficient Waste Management: Choosing the Right Skip Bin Size for Your Project

Skip bins are an essential solution for managing waste effectively, especially during home renovations, construction projects, or large cleanups. One key factor that ensures efficient waste disposal is selecting the right size skip bin. Choosing the correct size allows you to manage waste efficiently, prevents unnecessary costs,...

Repacking for Greece by Sally Jane Smith

I have such luck with my friends, it’s a lovely thing to be able to celebrate their achievements on my blog. I generally give people their privacy and celebrate privately, but this is a book and you should know by now that I celebrate books loudly and...

Heard and McDonald Islands Marine Reserve expansion welcomed but misses rare opportunity to safeguard key penguin, seal and albatross feeding grounds

An alliance of 27 environmental groups* today welcomed the expansion of Australia’s Heard Island and McDonald Islands Marine Reserve near Antarctica, but said the government of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese had missed a rare opportunity to protect globally important feeding grounds for penguins, seals and albatross. “We welcome the government’s decision to quadruple the size […]

Sustainability On and Off the Court: waterdrop® becomes an Official Partner of the Australian Open

    By partnering with one of the most prestigious tennis tournaments in the world, as well as the Summer of Tennis events, waterdrop® underlines its commitment to the sport of tennis and presents the exclusive Player Bottle. Austrian scale-up waterdrop® announces a multi-year partnership with the Australian Open. As the Official Bottle Partner, the hydration company will […]

310,000km2 expansion of Australia’s most remote marine reserve is welcome, but stronger protections needed

The Australian Territory of Heard and McDonald Islands (pictured below, photo © CSIRO / Pete Harmsen) are a haven for penguin species like macaroni penguins (pictured above on South Georgia) WWF-Australia has welcomed a decision to quadruple the size of Australia’s most remote marine reserve, but said the government had missed an opportunity to protect […]

Sustainability leaders to carve a path to net zero by 2050 at Circularity 2024

The two-day conference in Sydney will feature speakers from the United Nations Environment Program, the Climate Change Authority, Australia’s Green Building Council, ANZ, Country Road, CSIRO, Monash University and more. Dr. Janez Potočnik, Co-Chair of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) International Resources Panel, and Matt Kean, Chair of the Climate Change Authority, will lead […]

How Good Design is Helping Australia Move Toward its Net Zero Goals

By James Clements, Director of Net Zero Property at Wattwatchers When you think of good design, you might picture the latest fashion, furniture or gadgets (perhaps the candy-coloured iPhone 16). So, how on earth could design play a role in advancing us towards net zero? Design is much deeper than just how something looks or […]

Massive 738kg of Rubbish Collected by Beach Patrol in Landmark Clean-Up Effort

29 Volunteers Remove Record 738kg of Marine Debris from Discovery Bay In a remarkable show of community spirit and environmental dedication, 29 volunteers from Beach Patrol 3280-3284 collected an incredible 738 kg of rubbish from Discovery Bay in just under 2.5 hours. This achievement marks the largest amount of debris ever removed in a single […]

Steering the future: remote and autonomous operations powering the maritime and renewables sectors

By Mark Wilson, Director of Remote Operations APAC, Fugro Australia’s maritime sector is a cornerstone of the nation’s economy. With a staggering $118.5 billion in total output and supporting over 462,000 jobs, the sector’s significance cannot be overstated. While the sector is crucial in facilitating global trade, it comes at a significant environment cost. Statistics […]

DELTA ELECTRONICS’ ENERGY-EFFICIENT PRECISION COOLING TECHNOLOGY TAKES CENTER STAGE AT DATA CENTRE WORLD ASIA 2024

Photo credit: Delta Singapore Delta, a global leader in power management and provider of IoT-based smart green solutions, is set to showcase its state-of-the-art precision cooling technology at Data Centre World (DCW) Asia 2024, happening from October 9-10 at the Marina Bay Sands, Singapore. Seamlessly blending infrastructure with design innovation, Delta will highlight its exemplary solutions at DCW 2024, […]

Industry Leaders Join Forces to Accelerate Renewables Infrastructure Deployment Worldwide

The World Economic Forum launches the Responsible Renewables Infrastructure Coalition to drive a sustainable, equitable global expansion of the infrastructure needed for the green transition. Corporate leaders from the energy industry and notable environmental organizations joined the new initiative during Climate Week NYC. With demand for renewable energy surging globally, the coalition will focus on responsibly […]