Brisbane Dairies

 My musician sister used to tell me that she would always put on music and clean. I thought it would be too distracting to do that but decided to try it out for myself. I couldn’t understand what music to pick and found this article online that gave me a set playlist of songs that I could sway to while cleaning. I tried it out and was surprised at how easily I was able to clean my home while playing these songs. They in fact inspired me to clean my home more efficiently and kept me motivated to clean. You should also listen to these songs in this article and clean your homes thoroughly to get rid of all the dirt and grime. https://www.bondcleaninginbrisbane.com.au/best-house-cleaning-motivation-playlist-2022/

 Fears about blackouts due to a shortage of electricity did not eventuate last night but Queensland and NSW consumers are warned the threat has not passed. The cost of power has been rising so rapidly the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) has stepped in and there are price caps are in place in Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia. AEMO has set the price cap for consumers at $300 a megawatt hour, and it will remain in place until at least 4am tomorrow.  There are also concerns about the reliability of supply and consumers in Queensland and New South Wales have been warned there are "forecast supply shortfalls". Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-06-14/qld-power-cap-explainer-wholesale-energy-choice-power-bills/101148278

 After warning Queenslanders of possible blackouts, the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) has said it was using its powers to direct electricity generators to avoid shortfalls. The AEMO had issued a "lack of reserve" forecast for Monday afternoon and evening, meaning forecast demand was likely to outstrip supply in Queensland. But in a statement issued at 5:20pm, it said it had invoked its powers under the National Electricity Rules (NER) and efforts had "provided sufficient generation to cover the lack of reserve 3 shortfall". AEMO said it would "continue to monitor reserve conditions closely in Queensland, and more broadly across the NEM (National Energy Market), providing further updates should conditions change". Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-06-13/qld-power-electricity-blackouts-averted-aemo/101148474

 Nundah residents hope building plans for an old corner will invigorate the suburb, but some fear an influx of residents may make traffic congestion worse.  Gardner Vaughan Group (GVG) has plans for a 49-unit residential complex with 568 square metres of office space and 294m2 available to food and drink retailers on the corner of Buckland Rd and Danby Lane. The developer has already completed the Union St apartments and Village Central buildings in Nundah and plans to occupy the Danby Lane office space. GVG marketing and sales director Sam Gardner said Danby Lane would provide one- to four-bedroom apartments, recreational facilities, electric vehicle charging, solar energy provisions, and 135 car spaces built over five basement levels. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-06-14/nundah-danby-lane-development-concerns-for-traffic-congestion/101101150