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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Brisbane, 2 October 2024 — Daniel Lewis, a security officer, never expected that a routine patrol would lead to a life-saving moment. Recently, Daniel found himself in a critical situation that tested his training and instincts when he saved the life of an unconscious woman by performing CPR. While on patrol, Daniel noticed […]

Maroochydore, Queensland – Seconds on Fifth, is a unique opportunity shop located in the heart of Cotton Tree. This hidden gem is making waves in the local community by offering quality clothing with a sprinkling of high-end brand-name clothes while supporting a vital local organisation. This innovative thrift store, which donates all proceeds to support

Mikulov, South Moravia – 19 July 2024 – We are thrilled to announce the grand opening of Apartmán Podzámčí Mikulov, a premier destination for luxury accommodation in Mikulov. Nestled in the heart of this historic town, our exclusive apartment offers a perfect blend of comfort and the enchanting atmosphere of South Moravia. Why Choose Apartmán

Introducing to you to the OZ42 campaign, a groundbreaking initiative by Music Police designed to harness the transformative power of music to foster inclusivity, safety, resilience, and community cohesion in our communities. OZ42 Campaign: Empowering Communities through MusicMusic Police is a community-led initiative committed to showcasing how music can be a powerful tool for change.

Sydney-based Art Index, a respected name in the Australian fine art market, have always valued the therapeutic effects of art. In 2008, Art Index donated Aboriginal artwork to the Aboriginal Health Unit at the Westmead Children’s Hospital. These indigenous pieces gave children a chance to engage with their culture through art in ways that are

As the oldest continuous civilisation on earth, Indigenous Australians share an extensive history of visual storytelling. In fact, Aboriginal rock painting is the longest-unbroken art tradition on the planet. For nearly 50 years the Aboriginal art market has grown rampantly, with Australian Indigenous fine arts now showcased and celebrated widely across the world.  Art collection

On 14 March 2014, the Federal Court of Australia recognised the Native Title rights of the Wudjari Nyungars (also known as the Esperance Nyungars). The recognition of our Native Title confirmed that prior to, upon, and continuing after the arrival of Europeans in Kepa Kurl (Esperance), Wudjari Traditional Owners had a system of laws and