SATURDAY 20th March
*WERRIBEE, Wyndham Leisure & Events Centre, 80 Derimutt Rd Hoppers Crossing.
SUNDAY 21st March
**NEW VENUE** DONCASTER, Manningham Function Centre, 699 Doncaster Rd.
*RESERVOIR, YMCA (Darebin Community Sports Stadium), 857 Plenty Rd Reservoir.
*GEELONG, NEW VENUE- Geelong Clearance Centre, 42 Corio St, Geelong.
PLEASE NOTE: The Camberwell Civic Centre will no longer be used for Swapmeets, the nearest ...
If you are looking & bright working environment in a fantastic location in Richmond… this is it!
Converted warehouse to share with two other creative professionals.
We have a large space consisting of 120sqm of open plan workspace.
Facilities include:
- large meeting space
- wireless internet connection
-kitchen facilities (with coffee machine & microwave)
-shower/bathroom
-A/C
-fully secure building
-24 hour access
This converted warehouse has great natural light and would suit a small business owner or creative professional.
Desks & bookcases included in the space as part of the rent. All internet, insurance & outgoings inc: rates, water, gas, elec inc.
On street parking facilities available, close to public transport.
Contact: Kath Banger / Ben Stibbard 0417280813 / 0411229395 kathbanger@gmail.com / stibhaus@gmail.com
Well the Thread Den market in North Melbourne was a great day. I met lots of you wonderful crafty people and it was nice to see some of my fabrics made up into things that are now for sale.It's nice knowing that these fabrics are out there being used and have wonderful new lives and homes. Insides of lovely journals, dresses, tops, kids gear and now some lampshades i'm tippin' the lovely Tamara from Retro Print Revival loaded up. I am still waiting to hear if I have a spot at the next Thread Den market next month. I will let you all know as soon as I know other wise I will arrange another day at the Camberwell market ... read more
Very much back into the swing of things this week with new releases aplenty! As previously mentioned there will be somewhat of a Japanese invasion this week with Baird & Hitachino gracing our shelves for the first time. There will also be news of next weeks Holgate tasting & as usual a number of brewery & beer reviews. FEATURE BREWERIES HITACHINO NEST (JAP) An offshoot of the 180 year old Kiuchi sake brewery. The Hitachino nest range of beers have been in production since 1996 & still utilize some traditional methods of kiuchi sake brewing. Since entering the US market in 2000 & gaining wider exposure, Hitachino beers have won many awards worldwide. White Ale 330ml $6.50 - A ... read more
A video about our weekly rebranding sessions, pressuring the Labor Party and the Brumby Government to get our of the pocket of the coal industry an start doing something real about the climate crisis - such as transitioning Victoria out of coal and to renewable energy.
Order of business1. Apologies2. Adoption and confirmation of the minutes of the Urban Planning Special Committee meeting held on 1 March 20103. Declaration of conflict of interest of any councillor or council officer4. Presentation of officer reports 1. 4 Willsmere Road, Kew 2. 164-168 Warrigal Road, Camberwell 3. Combined Amendment C80 and Planning Permit application (PP07/1195) at 220 Canterbury Road, Canterbury - consideration of submissions 4. 929 Riversdale Road, Surrey Hills5. General business6. Urgent business7. Confidential business
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As you may have noticed its been a relatively quiet few weeks on the slowbeer front, reason being that I have been traveling the east coast of oz & visiting the odd brewery or two...or three! With this in mind I thought it fitting that our newsletter focus on a number of aspects of our local craft beer industry as a whole & not just the retail side of things.I recently came across two excellent craft beer related articles & certainly recommend having a read of them. Wednesday’s Age Epicure had a really interesting article by resident beer writer & slowbeer friend James Smith explaining the rise in popularity of barrel ageing beers. The other was in the new edition ... read more
Our latest exhibition is an offering of recent works by Veronica Caven Aldous. You may know Veronica's work from last years Assemble exhibition, also held at Town Hall Gallery.
(artist Veronica Caven Aldous setting up her stacks)
(completed installation)
This offering is a visually astounding exhibition that involves construction, painting and lightboxes. The work above, talks about our obsession with the digital screen, such as that of televisions, mobile phones and digital advertising. As ... read more
Training Room for up to 60 people with removable wall for 2 smaller rooms. Boardroom with seating for up to 15 and central power supply for laptops. Private Executive Office with meeting table. Break Out Rooms for up to 8 people. Hot desks / office facilities with high speed broadband & printing.
Also available: • Data projectors , screens, glass & electronic whiteboards • Lots of natural light • 2 outdoor balconies, one with tables & chairs • Well equipped kitchen facilities • Meals area with automatic fresh milk coffee machine • External catering • Close to transport (across from Amora Hotel) • 10 undercover parking spaces
The aim of this policy is to provide a way for Council to equitably allocate sports fields in Boroondara for a variety of users (schools, clubs and commercial operators).
Council would like to invite everyone to have their say about what they think is a fair process.
You can read the policy or alternatively you can fill in the survey which is a summary of the main points in the policy.
Read the draft Sportsgrounds Allocation Policy Take part in a survey about the draft policyThis part of the consultation process closes 31 March, 2010.
How are people being involvedInitial consultation was undertaken with tenant sporting clubs, schools, commercial operators and Advisory Committees to determine what currently occurs and what use groups ... read more
