As we approach the wetter, stormier winter months, it’s an appropriate time to check your home is weather wise. Being prepared for unpredictable, more frequent weather events can go along way to avoiding hefty repair bills on your property as well as serious injuries to family members. The State Emergency
One of our longest serving employee’s Anne Inglis is celebrating her 40th Birthday tomorrow. We wish her a very Happy Birthday and hope her family and friends spoil her. Happy Birthday Anne!
Unfortunately not a week the Austral Lending Bulldogs were looking for in the local Touch Footy Tournament. Tuesday night saw the Mixed Team play after the Easter break. Unfortunately they did no better than the two teams last night with the Mixed, Masters and Division 2 teams all going down.
We are only a few weeks in to our Austral Lending Footy Tipping Comp and in a week where it was anyone’s guess who would win one of our tipsters picked a Perfect round!! After six rounds and an extra two bonus points the leader is now on 33 points
Before explaining what a carbon credit is, we should first explain what carbon offsetting is. Put simply, carbon offsetting is a way for people and businesses to invest in projects that prevent or reduce greenhouse gas emissions from being released into the atmosphere. A carbon credit is a formal recognition
Foreign investors have “very odd” views about Australian property and fret that housing prices may yet collapse, according to a senior Australian banking executive. “Overseas investors have a very odd set of views about Australian property prices,” Phil Chronican, ANZ’s chief executive of its Australian operations, said today. “They on
These days technology is evolving at a rapid pace. From smart phones to funky tablets, everyone seems to be embracing it. This includes progressive real estate agents who strive to stay ahead of the game. Quick Response codes or QR codes are a chief example of the latest technology being
With the 3rd BAS quarter behind us now, it’s a good time to be considering your tax planning to ensure that come 30th June you have taken measures to reduce your tax burden. With three quarters of the year now behind you, you should have a fairly good idea of
With the Easter break upon us, it’s an excellent time to tackle that DIY project you’ve been putting off. Perhaps you want to build some extra storage space for the kids, or maybe you need to overhaul your dated 1980’s bathroom. The key to success when undertaking a DIY assignment
I came across this info on how to show our kids to start saving, start work life early and begin to understand the ‘cost of living’ This is some thing that is essential for getting ahead in life and goes hand in hand with planning for a future. The below