Bush Pubs: A D(r)ying Breed

At the start of this year, new liquor licensing laws came into effect in Victoria to reduce alcohol-related violence. According to Responsible Alcohol Victoria, ‘high-risk’ venues will now need a licence to sell and supply alcohol after 1am. The new laws are causing particular financial distress for smaller businesses, including country pubs.

Happy Australia Day!

It’s that time of the year again. In preparation for Australia Day festivities on January 26, locals all over the nation will dig out their green and gold-coloured clothing, host a barbie and knock back a beer by the pool. The more traditional patriots will also be found at flag-raising and citizenship ceremonies at their local council headquarters. But if you are looking for something a little different to do on Australia Day this year, why not head to its regional heartland?

The Best Woman for the Job

The tried and tested adage, “behind every great man is a great woman”, is especially cultivated when it comes to the role of women in farming and agriculture. Delving further, however, the saying ostensibly relegates women in agriculture to a supportive role, supplementary to that of the principle operator of the farm.

Global and Local Live Music Acts Come to Town

Family Parks

The End of A Country Practice

ABC News reported today that a $12 million trial using internet video links between Melbourne specialists and patients in regional Victoria has been extended to June 2010. The success of this project, and its continued existence, comes at a critical time for rural healthcare in Australia.

Something Brewing

What could be better than making wine in France? According to Ashley and Jane Huntington, making beer in Tasmania.

Well looked after

While Queensland health offers significant financial incentives to attract doctors and nurses to the state’s regional areas, it is ultimately the career and lifestyle benefits of such postings that health professionals value most.

Focus on your future

With world markets suffering losses, why would I see a Financial Adviser?

Super: help ensure your dreams come true

Remote possibilities

The Next Big Thing

Australia loves Big Things. But forget the original ‘big’ icon. According to the Guinness Book of Records, Australia’s 12-metre tall ‘Big Barometer’ is the largest one in the world.

Heart of the country

The Outback – there’s nothing there, right? On the contrary, a visit to Central Western Outback Queensland reveals life-changing opportunities as vast as the landscape.

Does this town have a super market?

Your independence days

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