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Monday, 26 September 2011 |
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Returning to Brisbane 26-28 October, with an outstanding line-up of thought leaders and exceptional creatives including Stefan Sagmeister, the Creative3 Forum will once again focus on the power of creativity, investment and enterprise to assist creative entrepreneurs to make their ideas happen!
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Get Active at Kelvin Grove |
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Thursday, 22 September 2011 |
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Brisbane City Council's Active Parks program offers a great range of active and healthy activities at Kelvin Grove's McCaskie Park and Grey Gums Park during October to March 2012.
Activities include:
Parents and toddler sports Cardio and toning circuit Boxing for fitness Touch football Art sports Boxing circuit Adventure kids Club link Soccer Radical reptiles clay class
Activites are for a whole range of ages and encourage mproved well being, better health, and personal interaction.
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School Holiday Activity at the eXchange |
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Wednesday, 07 September 2011 |
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The eXchange has a packed program of fun activities for children for the upcoming September school holidays - Monday 19 to Thursday 29 September.
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Carraway Fish & Chips - the best in Brisbane |
Kelvin Grove Village's own Carraway Fish & Chips has been rated as one of the best places in Brisbane for Fish & Chips in the latest readers poll by Brisbanism! Read the full article here
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Kelvin Grove Village Markets |
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So it's a beautiful Saturday morning and you're weighing up whether to stay in bed and read a book or get out of bed and do something productive with your day. Well, if you want to go with the first option then all the power to you, I hope it's a good book. However, if you do want to get out and about, feel the sun's rays, and do some shopping at the same time, then come on down to the Kelvin Grove Urban Village Markets.
Read the full artcile by Ben Carey here
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New York spotlight shines on Queensland |
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Tuesday, 29 March 2011 |
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Queensland's creative industries sector has received a major boost with news the New York Film Academy (NYFA) will expand its campuses to Queensland.
Premier and Minister for Reconstruction Anna Bligh applauded NYFA's decision to invest in a training facility in Brisbane and another on the Gold Coast.
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