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  Planning is one of the most crucial steps when deciding to relocate home. From packing delicate items and clothing to preparing large appliances and furniture, you have to manage everything before the arrival of Brisbane removalists. Many people in Kangaroo Point and other suburbs of Brisbane prefer hiring professionals for packing bulky household belongings. They are qualified enough to handle your precious possessions without giving you a hint of stress. However, there are certain things to keep in mind when they arrive to move your belongings. 1. Complete Your Packing Task Pack everything before the arrival of a moving team in Kangaroo Point, Brisbane. Do not leave this task on the final moving day. This will help removalists to perform their job without any disturbance. Last-minute packing can result into delays and damage of your precious possessions. So, keep this tip in mind while relocating home. 2. Offer Them Refreshments Professional movers are also humans and they al...

 Zbygnew Wilczek has lived in parks around Brisbane's western suburbs for years, among dozens of plastic bags, cardboard boxes and umbrellas. Better known as Ziggy the bag man, the grey-haired character is well-known around the city and usually likes to keep to himself. But recently his friends got in touch with ABC Radio Brisbane's Rebecca Levingston — Ziggy needed help. Specifically, he needed help accessing money he held in a NAB account. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-05-23/ziggy-the-brisbane-bag-man-wants-access-money-nab/101084294

 It is voters like 28-year-old Hugh Thomas who changed Queensland's political landscape at this weekend's federal election. He lives in Clayfield, on the northern edge of the Brisbane electorate – one of three inner-city seats where the Greens are ahead in the vote count. The Brisbane electorate has the second-highest concentration of young voters of any in the country, with 18 to 29-year-olds representing more than a quarter of electors. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-05-24/qld-federal-election-role-young-people-greens-win-youth-vote/101092848

 Six people have been taken to hospital after an 12-car pile-up on the Pacific Motorway in Brisbane's south.  The crash occurred about 6am in northbound lanes near the Juliette Street off ramp on the motorway at Greenslopes. Five ambulance crews were called to the scene. No-one was seriously injured but six people were transported to hospital in a stable condition with seven other patients assessed at the scene. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-05-24/qld-11-car-pile-up-closes-motorway-greenslopes/101093494

Hello All! Becoming a successful entrepreneur requires years of hard work, substantial financial resources, and business-management skills. Most start-up businesses fail due to a lack of planning, skills and poor management. That’s why most people avoid starting a new business venture. I was also in the same dilemma when  I left my job to follow my passion for entrepreneurship. So, I decided to Google some innovative business concepts that require low overheads, and I got introduced to a web portal that shows existing businesses for sale in Brisbane. Yes, you heard it right! You don’t need to begin everything from scratch because buying a well-established business gives you a ton of benefits, including: ·          A proven business model ·          Existing client base ·          High Return on Investment Guarantee ·        ...

 A 12-month trial for separated bicycle lanes on three Brisbane CBD streets will be reviewed by the city council before it decides whether to keep the lanes or rip them up.  The CityLink Cycleway was installed on Elizabeth Street, Edward Street, and Victoria Bridge last year in a bid to boost cyclist safety and active travel through the CBD. Brisbane City Council transport chairperson Ryan Murphy said the lanes would remain open for both cyclists and e-scooter riders to use while it assessed the 12-month trial. "More and more people are choosing to ride, scoot or walk in the CBD and the CityLink Cycleway project has made this safer and easier for everyone," Mr Murphy said. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-05-05/brisbane-city-council-assess-cbd-citylink-cycleway-success/101038364

 Queensland state school students have been unable to attend international events due to an education department ban on overseas travel, despite open borders. In March 2020, Queensland Education Minister Grace Grace banned international travel for state school staff and students due to the COVID-19 pandemic. While Australia's international borders reopened after two years in February this year, the ban on government school staff and students remains in place. Independent schools are not bound by the department's ban. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-05-05/qld-state-school-students-banned-from-international-travel-/101038896

 Odessa the labradoodle is far from your average lovable puppy.  She is cute and cuddly, but she has a very important job to do. "She hasn't been to the hospital yet, but she's showing some really promising signs walking up to my work colleagues and that's a really good sign for a community therapy dog because we want them to not be attached to a single person," owner Liz Palmer said. "We want them to be loving on everyone." Odessa is the second puppy Ms Palmer has adopted for the charity Hope For Our Children to improve outcomes for children going through the trauma of giving evidence in court or dealing with illness. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-05-05/therapy-dogs-key-to-better-outcomes-for-at-risk-youth/101034400