We are proud to be supporting strawberry growers all across Queensland by participating in this event at King George Square on Wednesday. This is how communities come together and how Australians support one another!
Queensland Police reassured the public saying all strawberries produced after 13 September are safe to eat amid food contamination crisis!
Photo credit: Karl
On 8th March 2019, Lord Mayor Graham Quirk presented an award at the Brisbane International Arts Festival to the President of the Australian Oriental Immigration Association for his and the organisation’s ongoing support and devotion towards multiculturalism among local communities, and their generous contribution at the Mayor charity events.
Had a meeting with Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress at City Hall on Friday . They expressed gratitude for our organisation’s contribution to local communities last year and we got to speak on plans for improving Brisbane communities for the better.
I was personally touched by the love and kindness shown by Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress, as well as their continued support for our community. We will further discuss the specifics regarding how to join force and provide assistance to those need them the most.
Approximately 7 million people worldwide die prematurely each year from air pollution, with about 4 million of these deaths occurring in Asia-Pacific. World Environment Day 2019 will urge governments, industry, communities, and individuals to come together to explore renewable energy and green technologies, and improve air quality in cities and regions across the world.
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In lieu of this, we are thinking of organising a tree planting event sometime this year to combat air pollution, stay tuned!
It was our great pleasure to attend and support the Pyjama Foundation’s Money Madness event for kids to increase understanding of money, budgeting and financial literacy.
Some kids may not be lucky enough but still deserve happy childhood and bright future. The staffs and volunteers from the foundation and commonwealth bank are really working hard to help the kids. And the kids’ smiling faces mean a lot to us.
We’ve also had further discussion with Pyjama Foundation and Commonwealth Bank staffs and agreed to work more closely to help those kids.
