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 Hey People Today, I am sharing an article ‘What are the different house cleaning tools and equipment?’ on my page to help you achieve best possible results with ease. You can remove dust, allergens, pollens and tough stains using the right tools and equipment.  From microfiber cloths to squeegees, you need to stock up everything that can make things easy for you in less time. The best part is that these tools are not too expensive. Make sure you buy at the most affordable prices from a local store or online. For more details, read the article carefully.  Read more: https://www.bondcleaninginbrisbane.com.au/what-are-the-different-house-cleaning-tools-and-equipment/

 A new fleet of electric buses is causing a headache for Brisbane City Council after their construction was deferred to China. The Opposition says this has detracted from Queensland’s economic recovery when the job could’ve been given to Australian company Volgren. “We’ve seen they’ve been manufacturing electric buses in Melbourne,” Opposition Leader Jared Cassidy told Neil Breen. Read more: https://www.4bc.com.au/brisbane-city-council-buses-potential-jobs-to-china/

 If you were wanting to take your picnic game to the next level, electronic picnic boats have just arrived in Brisbane!  GoBoat allows you to be the captain of your own electric picnic boat which can sail all around the Brisbane River. Each GoBoat fits eight people around a picnic table, which has drink holders and a flexible sunshade! Read more: https://www.973fm.com.au/lifestyle/at-home/take-the-sea-nic-route-picnic-boats-have-arrived-in-brisbane/

 Queensland scientists have developed two new drugs that could prevent COVID-19 infection and stop further spread of the virus in patients who have already contracted it. The research team at QIMR Berghofer has come up with two separate peptide-based drugs that could be available to patients within 18 months if trials are successful. Read more: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-05-25/brisbane-covid-drugs-could-reduce-severity-of-covid-19/100162184

 Hey All! The cleaning products and tools I have been using are exceptional and can be used every day to achieve a shiny home. From removing collected dust to scrubbing off stubborn stains, I can handle everything without a hint of stress- all takes to all the cleaning products in my toolkit. If you are one of those who don’t like sprucing chores, then read the article I am sharing below. It comprises of 7 must-have cleaning products that will change the way you treat stains and grime. You can buy a vacuum cleaner, microfiber cloths, sponges, magic erasers, etc to make your life easier.  The best thing is that you can purchase every from Amazon at the best price.  Read more: https://www.bondcleaninginbrisbane.com.au/7-essential-cleaning-products-every-home-needs/

 The weather bureau has issued a severe storm warning for Queensland’s south-eastern corner with four storm cells moving through the area on Wednesday afternoon. As much as 100 millimetres of rain and large hail were forecast from the state’s south-east and up to Rockhampton, with inland areas battered overnight by hail the size of golf balls. Read more: https://www.theage.com.au/national/queensland/severe-storms-with-large-hail-to-hit-qld-south-east-brisbane-to-cop-up-to-40mm-20210512-p57r1l.html

 There are major delays on Brisbane’s buses and trains in the wake of a short but intense storm that changed the city skyline to green as it approached, then left hints of yellow in the aftermath. Beenleigh, Cleveland and Gold Coast line trains were suspended just after 5.30pm due to an overhead power line issue caused by the storm. Delays were up to 70 minutes, according to TransLink. Read more: https://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/national/queensland/severe-storms-barrel-towards-south-east-coast-with-hail-reported-20210512-p57rbb.html

 Several storms have swept through Queensland, bringing rain, hail and lightning to a vast area from the Gold Coast to as far north as the Central Highlands. The skies darkened over Brisbane late on Wednesday afternoon, as the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) warned residents to take cover and secure their belongings. As much as 40 millimetres of rain was forecast for the city, with warnings of hail as big as 5 centimetres further north between Redcliffe and Woodford. Read more: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-05-12/qld-weather-hail-storms-bom/100134298

  Commonly when it comes to house cleaning or maintaining the appearance of their homes, many people make mistakes. It is due to a lack of knowledge and expertise that non-specialists develop bad cleaning habits that are difficult to break. But, these habits can be problematic, especially if you are a tenant and planning to complete bond cleaning in your rental property. One of the best ways to avoid serious errors is to hire professional end of lease cleaners in Newstead, Brisbane, who can deep clean your house without any hassle or stress.   If you need guidance for regular sanitation and want to avoid everyday bad cleaning habits, then outlined below are some of them that you should break.   Not sorting Trash or Your Belongings Regularly If you don’t declutter your home frequently, that is a bad habit that you should start breaking immediately. Paper, wrappers, leftover food, peels, and other trash should be picked up and discarded every day. Additionally, make s...

 The Queensland police service blocked academic research seeking to scrutinise its response to domestic violence cases and the attitudes of officers – sending rejection letters that denied there was a need for studies. That’s despite increasing case numbers and mounting evidence of cultural problems within the ranks. In one instance in 2019, highly regarded Queensland University of Technology criminologist Kerry Carrington was refused permission to survey police officers to assess how victim-centric police stations for women and families could work in the state. Read more: https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2021/may/06/queensland-police-blocked-research-into-domestic-violence-cases-and-attitudes-of-officers

 Queensland residents are being urged to reconsider plans to travel to Sydney after two locally acquired COVID-19 cases were recorded in New South Wales. Three flights are due to depart Cairns for Sydney today, and a further seven tomorrow. 10 flights are arriving from Sydney over the same two days. Read more: https://www.tropicnow.com.au/2021/may/6/nsw-covid-19-cases-prompt-travel-alerts-in-queensland

 Anyone who arrives in Queensland from New South Wales and has been to an exposure site linked to the latest Sydney COVID-19 cluster will have to enter hotel quarantine from 1:00am Friday. NSW recorded one new case of community transmission today, the wife of a man in his 50s in Sydney's eastern suburbs, who tested positive to the virus on Wednesday. Read more: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-05-06/qld-covid-19-hotel-quarantine-nsw-travellers-exposure-sites/100097054

  Relocation is always a time-consuming and difficult task, but it can become even more challenging when you are moving to a new city. People relocate to a new city in search of a better lifestyle, more job opportunities, low cost of living, better education for kids and so on. Irrespective of the reason behind your move, there are a few things that you should do before the relocation. It will help you to move and settle down smoothly. I have recently moved to  Indooroopilly suburb in the  city of Brisbane , so I want to share some advice.   Research about the City The first thing you need to do is to know about the city properly. From the climate and culture to people and transport, there are so many things to know about a city. These things will help you to settle down smoothly. Read various websites and join local groups on social media to know about the city.   Get a Job Moving to a new city without having a job can be very challenging. You might sur...

 From today, Queenslanders will be able to access millions of dollars' worth of travel vouchers in a state government bid to increase tourism. The Holiday Dollars program is offering 30,000 vouchers to the value of $200 – which can be used at dozens of locations. The program was launched in March, offering travel to Cairns and the Great Barrier Reef. Read more: https://www.9news.com.au/national/queensland-holiday-dollar-vouchers-available-from-today/de360afc-4f1e-4b0c-9db6-927ab75d09b6

 Fremantle’s impending relocation of this weekend’s clash with Brisbane to Queensland is the “right decision,” Premier Mark McGowan has declared. The Dockers were scheduled to host the Lions at Optus Stadium on Sunday. But Perth’s recent community transmission of COVID-19 - and the decision to lock 45,000 fans out of the Eagles-Dockers derby - threw the prospect of a crowd for the fixture into doubt. The AFL is expected to confirm a fixture swap today, with this weekend’s game to be played at the Gabba, while the return round 21 clash will take place in Perth. Read more: https://www.perthnow.com.au/sport/fremantle-dockers/fremantle-dockers-impending-fixture-shift-to-brisbane-is-right-decision-says-premier-mark-mcgowan-ng-b881863281z

 The Broncos may be coming off a miraculous comeback win over the Titans but it has not stopped coach Kevin Walters from firing the team up after a poor training session. Walters called the squad in on Tuesday, delivering an expletive-laden spray after an error-filled session. The Courier Mail’s Peter Badel reported that Walters was overheard saying: “We aren’t f***ing good enough yet to be shifting the ball and making errors like that.” Read more: https://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/nrl-premiership/nrl-2021-brisbane-broncos-kevin-walters-red-hill-training-session-video-errors-reaction-angry/news-story/0961fa36b3fce1da1098ff8249be4a3f