Product information Product description Bow Front Nightie Identifying features Style No: W2NW30002 What are the hazards? The slightly excessive mass of the garment may increase the fire hazard. What are the defects? The mass of the garment is slightly higher than that allowed in the mandatory Australian standard for children’s nightwear. The text height of [...]
Last week, two major news companies in Australia announced massive changes to their organisations, including many redundancies and layoffs. Both companies have said that the move is in response to the changing way in which people now access news. In response to this week’s developments the Australian Federal Minister for Communication Stephen Conroy, said in [...]
Try a night walk. Bring torches for fun and safety, but be sure to turn them off for listening to the nature sounds and stargazing. Go on a nature walk. Smell flowers or hug a tree. Look for animal footprints. Watch insects. But remember, soaking up the smells, sounds and sights is sufficient, and leave only footprints behind. [...]
A growing body of research reveals contact with nature has academic benefits for children While the vast majority (89%) of Australians who regularly care for children agree that contact with nature is good for kids’ wellbeing and development, they don’t know that green time can significantly improve the academic performance of their children. This is [...]
Caloundra Christian College primary students had a great time recently walking along the Golden Beach foreshore and picking up litter along the way. “I can’t believe how clean this walking path is,” said Head of Primary School Brian Megson to an elderly couple who were out for an afternoon stroll. Following close behind him was [...]
QAM’s Open Cockpit Weekend 2012 will be held on Saturday 30th June and Sunday 1st July. This year we are “Celebrating the past and looking to our next 25 years on the Sunshine Coast” Participating this year are a number of local aviation organisations, businesses and services. AEROBATIC DISPLAY The Warbirds Sunshine Coast Yak-52 will [...]
We had the opportunity to trial and review the New Ford Kuga Titanium with a 2.5L Duratec 5-cylinder turbo petrol engine with an automatic transmission. The inside is very roomy with heaps of legroom and space even after we put in two car seats for our children and there was still room in the middle [...]
David Low Way BBQ Water Wedge ramp, grind rail, ¼ pipe bank, mini ½ pipe, mini triangular bump bank, declining ¼ bank, coping. With its smooth banks and 4-foot ¼ pipe hips and ramps, Bli Bli Skate Park offers a smooth ride for skaters of all skill levels. Constructed in early 2002, the park is [...]
More than 34 schools participated in the “Open Schools Challenge” Annual Charity Show Jumping competition, with over 120 riders from across South-East Queensland. Riders will compete individually as well as in their school Equestrian teams in a fun and friendly atmosphere. This is the 8th Annual Show jumping competition organized by the parents of the Flinders [...]
Rafferty’s Garden, Australia’s favourite baby food company, has teamed up with UNICEF to help save the lives of children less fortunate. As a UNICEF Champion for Children, Rafferty’s Garden will donate one sachet of special nutritional therapeutic food, called Plumpy’nut, to help a malnourished child under UNICEF’s care, for every two pouches sold through Rafferty’s [...]
