Articles Posted by Allen J. Kelly

MP’s government announces interest waiver on certain agricultural loans

by on November 23, 2022 0

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has announced that the state government will deposit in banks accrued interest on agricultural loans from farmers who have defaulted on their loans due to the cancellation promise made by the previous administration of Congress. The opposition Congress, however, said the Chouhan government should waive the entire loan […]

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Summer sessions bring summer sounds to Port Phillip

by on November 23, 2022 0

After popular entertainment activations at three locations last summer, the outdoor fun will expand to seven locations across the city, with approximately 100 live music performances. There’s something for everyone with live music and performances from Amos Roach, Charlie Needs Braces, Pal Mar, Ignite Bollywood Dance Company and many more. Mayor Heather Cunsolo will kick […]

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There’s a great Italian energy to these new Melbourne restaurants, cafes, bars and delis

by on November 21, 2022 0

It’s only been four months since we last published a wrap of new Italian restaurant openings. But Melbourne’s love affair with all things Italian blazes (and on and on). Since then, we’ve welcomed 10 great new openings, so read on for our roundup. Nona’s houseNorth Fitzroy A Melburnian has converted his nonna’s Fitzroy North home […]

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AFLW Season 7 Review: Carlton Blues

by on November 16, 2022 0

Even though they weren’t expecting to set the world on fire, it was still a frustrating season for Blues fans. Managing just two wins and adding two frustrating draws in consecutive weeks, season seven is surely a season to forget as they push forward in their bid to move up the AFLW ladder. Final position: […]

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AFLW Grand Final venue: Cairns vying for decider

by on November 13, 2022 0

The AFL is exploring the possibility of playing the AFLW Grand Final in Cairns if the Brisbane Lions qualify, among a host of potential venues. The AFL is studying the possibility of playing the AFLW Grand Final in Cairns if the Brisbane Lions qualify. With just four teams remaining in the premiership race, the venue […]

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Left behind footprints for good

by on November 12, 2022 0

A daughter, Kirsten, was born that year. The next parish was Casterton (known as Siberia in the Methodist parking committee) where again country parish and country football took over. A big final win over Hamilton for the Western Borders football premier flag was celebrated long and hard. The church bells rang all night. A second […]

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Greek lenders Eurobank and NBG boosted by higher rates and lower bad loans

by on November 10, 2022 0

ATHENS, Nov 10 (Reuters) – Eurobank (EURBr.AT) and National Bank (NBGr.AT), Greece’s two largest lenders by market value, were profitable in the first nine months of 2022, higher interest rates boosted net interest income. Eurobank, Greece’s largest lender by market value, posted higher net profit in the nine months of 2022 compared to the same […]

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BANK OF GREECE-Interest rates on bank deposits and loans: September 2022

by on November 4, 2022 0

The weighted average interest rate on new deposits remained unchanged at 0.04% in September 2022while the weighted average interest rate on new loans rose to 4.60%. The interest rate differential between new deposits and loans increased to 4.56 percentage points. The weighted average interest rate on outstanding deposits remained virtually unchanged at 0.04%, while the […]

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Non-bank loans account for nearly 30%: The DONG-A ILBO

by on October 31, 2022 0

The share of business loans from nonbank depository institutions (nonbank institutions) has reached nearly 30%, the highest figure since the global financial crisis in 2009. Businesses struggling to borrow l Money from banks rely more on institutions, such as mutual savings banks, which have relatively higher interest rates. In particular, these loans are particularly prevalent […]

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St Kilda’s Stokehouse will replace Pontoon with a casual Mediterranean restaurant in time for summer

by on October 31, 2022 0

Pontoon, the seafront venue on the ground floor of Stokehouse, will soon be relaunched as Stokehouse Pasta & Bar, a year-round offering for casual coastal dining. “We are uniting two teams under the Stokehouse banner to create one strong team,” said Chief Executive Jason Staudt. “It’s the return to simple hospitality with correct, good, generous […]

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Night of wine and friends

by on October 30, 2022 0

The Halliday Wine Companion Awards are finally back. Gastronomic and oenological advice with Wine Bill After a two-year hiatus, the 2023 Halliday Wine Companion Awards have finally returned – and what a night it was. Held at Melbourne’s Stokehouse Restaurant, overlooking St Kilda Beach, attendees were able to mingle, greet old wine friends and meet […]

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Alternatives to Bad Loans

by on October 28, 2022 0

ArtistGNDphotography/Getty Images When you need cash fast, it can be tempting to consider bad credit loans – personal loans available to people with weak or weak credit histories. These loans are convenient because they are available to most people without requiring a credit check. However, there is a trade-off to these loans: high interest rates […]

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Dave Stewart has transformed Ascot Food + Wine from a café into a bistro – hospitality

by on October 26, 2022 0

Opening and sustaining a successful restaurant involves more than just selecting an exceptional menu. This requires navigation licenses, books, lists, general operations and much more. Dave Stewart has been through it all. The Gippsland-born chef opened Ascot Food Store in Melbourne’s Moonee Ponds in 2014. While his dream was to run a bistro, technical details […]

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Ten essential farmers markets in Melbourne city center

by on October 25, 2022 0

Skip the supermarket this weekend and head to one of Melbourne’s bustling farmers’ markets, which put local growers front and center. Sure, there are seasonal organic fruits and vegetables, but you’ll also find ready-to-eat meats, cheeses and other delicacies from a rotating selection of vendors (follow your local market on social media for a list […]

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How to Get Keshi Tour 2023 Tickets

by on October 25, 2022 0

keshi is set to follow up this year’s “Hell/Heaven Tour” with 2023’s “Hell & Back Tour,” and tickets for its return trip are already up for grabs. The multi-instrumentalist from Houston was dubbed by Result as one of 15 emerging artists to watch in 2022 and released their first album, GABRIELin March. Get tickets hereand […]

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Federation Square, the new heart of Melbourne

by on October 24, 2022 0

New Year’s Eve celebrations at Federation Square in 2002.Credit:Vince Caligiuri Mark Prentice, who managed the project for Multiplex Constructions, says: “This is not your typical simple commercial project. It is a monument. Nothing here is designed to be functional, it’s designed for looks and feel. At first, Victor Perton hated him. Today, the Liberals’ critic […]

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Microfinance loans to see good traction

by on October 23, 2022 0

Loan disbursements by the microfinance sector, which were slightly subdued in the first quarter of the current financial year due to players busy implementing the recent directives issued by the Reserve Bank of India, are expected to see some traction thanks to stable demand and improving asset quality. The industry had to set up the […]

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Latest AFL retirements and dismissals: Retired and disbarred players from your AFL club for the 2022 season

by on October 21, 2022 0

It’s that time of year when AFL clubs will be looking at their rosters and making tough calls on some of their players. Meanwhile, several veteran stars such as Fremantle’s David Mundy and Richmond’s Shane Edwards decided to call it a day after glittering careers. We’ll keep you posted on all roster changes as they […]

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Best Cheap Melbourne Dates 2022

by on October 20, 2022 0

We get it, you want to be the most unforgettable person your date has ever been with, but damn if inflation isn’t hitting very hard right now. Dating is hard enough without completely emptying your bank account, but you don’t have to pay to have a good time. Check out some of the best cheap […]

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New walking and cycling trails

by on October 19, 2022 0

You may know Victoria’s Big Build for our road and rail infrastructure projects. But you may not know that we are also busy building new cycling and walking facilities. Victorians told us they wanted more opportunities for active transportation. So when we work on road and rail projects, we also plan new cycle paths and […]

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Tokyo LamingtonMelbourne | Melbourne City List

by on October 19, 2022 0

After developing a cult movement in Sydney, tokyo lamington has just opened the doors of its own operation in Melbourne. A joint venture between dessert connoisseurs Eddie Stewart (Black Star Pastry) and Min Chai (N2 Extreme Gelato), the developed his passion for the nostalgic square cake while performing it as a special at his Tokyo […]

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New places open, the Espy for sale

by on October 18, 2022 0

With cashed punters looking for new experiences, a new generation of venues are offering them just that as The Espy goes on sale. The green room The Green Room is a 1,500-seat room on the Bluesfest Byron Bay website. It is officially baptized on Saturday November 26 with a concert by Xavier Rudd and Bobby […]

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St Kilda Adventure Playground celebrates 40th anniversary with free activities and scavenger hunt • Glam Adelaide

by on October 18, 2022 0

To share Tweeter To share To share E-mail From a former landfill on the shores of Barker Inlet to a multi-generational family destination, St Kilda Adventure Playground has become a place dear to the hearts of South Australians. Since its creation on 24e October 1982, St Kilda stood out from the crowd, due to its […]

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BOK report highlights need for higher proportion of fixed rate loans to ease debt burden

by on October 18, 2022 0

SEOUL, Oct. 18 (Yonhap) — Spreads between local banks’ deposit and lending rates have widened recently in part due to their high proportion of variable-rate loans, whose interest payments have risen sharply due to ongoing monetary tightening, a central bank report said on Tuesday. The report compiled by the Bank of Korea (BOK) highlighted the […]

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This is how the program works

by on October 12, 2022 0

Canada Post has launched a new loan program with TD Bank Group to provide Canadians with more financial options. Called MyMoney, the program started as a pilot project last fall before expanding nationwide. It was touted as a way to provide more choice for people living in rural, remote and Indigenous communities. Canada Post already […]

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Sunkin Inaugurates $500 Million Highett Master Plan

by on October 11, 2022 0

Melbourne-based Sunkin Property Group has broken ground on a $500 million+ mixed-use project at the former CSIRO site in Highett, one of Melbourne’s largest and most flexible infill development sites. Following approval in March from Bayside City Council, Sunkin has appointed Delta Group in a multimillion-dollar contract that will see the civil contractor begin a […]

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How do personal loans work?

by on October 10, 2022 0

Our goal at Credible Operations, Inc., NMLS Number 1681276, hereafter referred to as “Credible”, is to give you the tools and confidence you need to improve your finances. Although we promote the products of our partner lenders who pay us for our services, all opinions are our own. Personal loans can help you achieve a […]

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The 15 Best Coworking Spaces in Melbourne

by on October 10, 2022 0

In a post-pandemic world, one trend that continues to grow and evolve, and that we can circumvent, is hybrid working. People want to minimize their time in a dreary office, opting instead to work from home – or from a coworking space – instead. As a result, recent years have led to an increase in […]

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Tayla Harris scores high point for Melbourne Demons, Collingwood Magpies consolidate fourth place, Essendon Bombers rule out CEO hustle

by on October 9, 2022 0

Essendon’s AFLW players have not been affected by the controversy surrounding former general manager Andrew Thorburn, co-captain Steph Cain says after the Bombers were overrun by Geelong in the final quarter at Warrnambool on Sunday . Essendon was in the news again last week, after Thorburn resigned when the club asked him to choose between […]

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The most popular delivery options in Melbourne

by on October 8, 2022 0

The city’s sweetest beaks live in Abbotsford, where the No. 1 category was desserts. .Credit:Matt Golding “This data shows the breadth of international kitchens our customers demand,” said Rebecca Burrows, Managing Director of DoorDash Australia. “DoorDash is proud to support our local restaurants and shine a light on their offerings and commitment to serving local […]

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Eco Voice joins the Alex Theater in St Kilda

by on October 6, 2022 0

Australia’s leading sustainability news platform partners with the Alex Theater in Fitzroy Street St Kilda to champion sustainability innovation through entertainment, education and community engagement. Together, Eco Voice (www.ecovoice.com.au) and the Alex Theater (www.alextheatre.org.au) will organize sustainability events, produce multimedia content and showcase the latest sustainability innovations and ideas. Eco Voice, first published in 2003, […]

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Soak in style at three new idyllic hot springs and spas opening in Victoria in October

by on October 5, 2022 0

Alba Hot Springs and Spa This is undoubtedly Victoria’s most Instagrammable new two-in-one hot springs and spa, which will open in Fingal – on the Mornington Peninsula – on the 15th. But there will be a ‘digital detox requirement’, which means it’s a completely phone-free zone. Once you move into the reception area, there will […]

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Best Dental Loans of 2022 – Forbes Advisor

by on October 4, 2022 0

Upgrade was launched in 2017 and provides online and mobile banking and credit services accessible in all states except Iowa, Vermont and West Virginia. Since then, the platform has made over $3 billion in credit available to more than 10 million applicants and continues to expand its online and mobile services. Although the maximum APRs […]

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Characteristic of Ruby Schleicher, body image issues, Collingwood Magpies star, AFL Women’s, women’s sport

by on September 30, 2022 0

Dual All Australian and Collingwood defensive stalwart Ruby Schleicher spoke to Fox Sports about her personal battle with body image and how it inspired her to mentor teammates and young girls inside and out. outside of the AFLW system. The 24-year-old has revealed that it wasn’t until she became a professional athlete that she started […]

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Melbourne’s Best Airbnbs | 2022

by on September 30, 2022 0

Ah, Melbourne. The city of millions of suburbs, each with its own personality. It’s up to everyone to treat themselves to a short stay from time to time, to rediscover this city that we love so much. Luckily for you, there are myriad options to choose from, from eclectic and bustling urban lofts to cozy […]

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The 2022/23 NTFL women’s season starts tomorrow

by on September 30, 2022 0

The 2022/23 NTFL women’s season starts tomorrow Peter Williams Felicity Elliott/AFLNT Media A NEW season of the Northern Territory Football League (NTFL) Women’s Premier League season kicks off tomorrow with the 2022/23 edition starting on the first day of October. The major league change is the inclusion of the Tiwi Bombers for the first time, […]

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Akwaaba Reviews St Kilda Reviews 2022

by on September 30, 2022 0

Address 1 29 Fitzroy Street st kilda, CIV 3182 See the map Opening hours Lunch Thurs-Sun; dinner Wed-Sun Features BYO, Groups Payments eftpos, Visa, Mastercard Call 03 7067 7600 Have you had foufou recently? Banku or kenkey? If you’re Ghanaian, you know those soft, teary dough balls. But if you’re unfamiliar with West African food, […]

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What’s new from October 1 to 7? Festivals, concerts, Greek cuisine and more…

by on September 29, 2022 0

CIV OAKLEIGH TRAILS – THE GREEK GASTRONOMY WALKING TOUR The highly anticipated Oakleigh Trail; a 40-minute walk along the restaurant and cafe-bar district of Melbourne’s most Greek suburb begins. Renowned for its strong European influence, with the most prevalent vibe in the area being Greek restaurants and live music venues, Eaton Mall continues to gain […]

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life at the big house

by on September 27, 2022 0

Sitting down with a scotch and staring at a rollie in a cigarette holder, she says she’s worked in over 30 hotels – Port Headland pubs, Kings Cross hotels during RR, Chinatown’s Covent Garden, but says she prefers blue-collar pubs: “They’re better at working than a white-collar pub – most of their customers are arrogant […]

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This is a classic example of how to destroy trust

by on September 21, 2022 0

Own goalJill Gallagher (9/21 Comment) makes it clear why Dan Andrews’ proposal to change Maroondah Hospital to Queen Elizabeth II Hospital is offensive, insensitive and disrespectful to Indigenous people (though it belittles us all).It’s particularly ironic to come ‘against the tide’ of renewed hope for reconciliation sparked by Anthony Albanese’s desire to fully implement the […]

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Rhys Blocks External Noise – 93.9 Geelong Bay

by on September 20, 2022 0

Even just last week, Rhys Stanley’s place in the Geelong squad was in question. After a modest effort in the Final Qualifying win over Collingwood, pundits and non-pundits believed Jonathon Ceglar would be the best option if the Cats were to reach and win a Grand Final. It was outside noise that didn’t concern Stanley, […]

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What to expect at Aurora, the Mornington Peninsula’s new sultry spa and bath, opening next month

by on September 20, 2022 0

First came the gigantic new public bar and beer garden. Then it was famed Melbourne chef Scott Pickett’s first regional fine-dining restaurant, Audrey’s, as well as the lavish late-night barlow. And what followed was an extravagant Intercontinental hotel. The final piece of the puzzle at Conti in Sorrento, on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, is Aurora Spa […]

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5 smart investment choices for 2022 by Andromeda Loans

by on September 19, 2022 0

Saving money and generating wealth are two crucial aspects of investing. Making smart investment choices that would accumulate over time and generate higher investment returns is key to creating great wealth. While making investments, it is important to consider factors such as flexibility, interest rate, risk tolerance and liquidity. Investors with a high risk appetite […]

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Club-by-club guide to the 2022 Brownlow Medal

by on September 17, 2022 0

The AFL’s biggest individual prize will have its winner on Sunday night, with Brownlow Medal Night in Melbourne in 2022. The Night of Football Nights was held in Perth last year as Victoria struggled with Covid-19 lockdowns, but the ceremony returned to Melbourne and was moved to Sunday evening to avoid any scheduling conflicts with […]

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Chinese banks fare better on loan and deposit growth, only compared to peers

by on September 15, 2022 0

China’s big banks outperformed their Asian counterparts in faster loan and deposit growth in the quarter to June 30, though the outlook remains uncertain due to weak borrowing demand in a downturn-hit economy. slowdown in economic growth. With the exception of Shanghai Pudong Development Bank Co. Ltd., all mainland Chinese lenders on the list of […]

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Best island hotels in Scotland: Here are 13 of the best Scottish island hotels to stay on 13 different Scottish islands according to online reviews

by on September 14, 2022 0

There are over 900 islands off the coast of Scotland, 88 of which are populated – with around 50% of those with fewer than 100 people living there. Containing everything from picture-perfect white sand beaches and jagged mountain ranges, to pristine lochs and some of the finest wildlife Scotland has to offer, each island has […]

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8 Best Things To Do In Des Moines, Iowa

by on September 14, 2022 0

A popular T-shirt at Raygun, a well-known local store in Iowa’s capital, reads “Des Moines!” Let us exceed your already low expectations! It’s quite ironic – the city of insurance in flyover country has gotten really (quietly) cool. With vibrant cultural offerings, awesome bike trails, inventive restaurants, and a thriving beer scene, Des Moines is […]

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Chandigarh | Defendant in instant loan fraud case funneled money to China via shell companies

by on September 13, 2022 0

The Chinese national and 20 other people, arrested for extorting money from people after offering instant loans, were funneling money to their handlers in China through shell companies, investigations have found. Chandigarh Police Superintendent (SP Cyber ​​Crime Investigation Unit) Ketan Bansal said: “It has been discovered that the money which the victims were to deposit […]

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Across the Gap: Onslow x Stokehouse

by on September 13, 2022 0

Acclaimed New Zealand chef and restaurateur Josh Emett travels across Tasmania to cook dishes from his Auckland restaurant – including crayfish eclair and burnt butter salmon – at St Kilda’s Pillar. One of New Zealand’s hottest chefs is coming to Melbourne for just one day. Josh Emett – of Auckland’s Onslow and The Oyster Inn […]

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Alex Boyd: The North Ayrshire author talks about his new book about the Scottish mountains

by on September 12, 2022 0

We chat with North Ayrshire author Alex Boyd about his work on a brand new book documenting the history of Scotland’s mountains and hills. The whimsical idea of ​​Scotland’s heritage and history has been the basis for a plethora of artwork, most with varying degrees of fantasy and fiction. But while this romantic fantasy of […]

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More social housing for Port Phillip

by on September 12, 2022 0

The project will see an existing 12-unit rooming house, no longer fit for purpose, demolished to make way for the construction of a three-storey building providing 26 self-contained units with space for support services and a janitor. The council is supporting the project with a contribution of $4 million, including the transfer of adjacent excess […]

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March Collingwood | Melbourne City List

by on September 8, 2022 0

Since opening in 2016, Peter Gunn’s Ideas has sat in the upper echelon of Melbourne’s dining scene, serving up a tasting menu that’s at least several years ahead of its time with every update. While Gunn is a true chef, the one thing that might be considered unattainable in his kitchen is locking in a […]

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Adelaide’s newest National Park is developing a $2million natural play area • Glam Adelaide

by on September 7, 2022 0

To share Tweeter To share To share E-mail Photo credit: National Parks and Wildlife Services Construction of South Australia’s newest natural play area is currently underway in Glenthorne National Park (Ityamaiitpinna Yarta), and major stonework is beginning to move into place. The $2 million natural play area, built in partnership with the town of Marion, […]

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The ‘incredible’ flag favorites are getting better and better, and the club that just can’t catch a break

by on September 5, 2022 0

Find out all the important information about each AFLW team, while highlighting some star players or those to watch in the upcoming rounds. melbourne The Demons showed great patches of excellence on Friday night under the big lights of the MCG but nearly allowed North Melbourne to reap the rewards of their complacency. When Melbourne […]

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Melbourne’s architectural heritage, lost and saved, brought to light by a self-funded filmmaker

by on September 3, 2022 0

Melbourne filmmaker Gus Berger has his work cut out with Australia’s starry-eyed property developers. Key points: A Melbourne filmmaker documents the rise and fall of the city’s major cinemas Gus Berger hopes the film will bolster a wider campaign to protect architectural heritage The filmmaker criticizes the trend towards façadism, where only the facade of […]

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Interest rates on bank deposits and loans: July 2022

by on September 1, 2022 0

01/09/2022 – Press releases -The weighted average interest rate on new deposits remained virtually unchanged at 0.02% in July 2022, while the weighted average interest rate on new loans decreased to 3.71%. -The interest rate differential between new deposits and loans decreased to 3.69 percentage points. -The weighted average interest rate on outstanding deposits remained […]

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Michigan offers 7 tips for considering student loans

by on August 31, 2022 0

The Michigan Department of Treasury’s Student Assistance Team wants families to be vigilant and informed when considering student loans. “Michigan students and families cover a significant portion of their higher education costs,” said state treasurer Rachael Eubanks. “When student borrowers become their own financial advocate, they can better understand how to manage and benefit from […]

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Launch of TN Credit Guarantee Scheme, offering loans up to Rs 40 lakhs

by on August 28, 2022 0

What is TN Credit Guarantee Scheme | Tamilnadu Credit Guarantee Scheme Online registration, eligibility and benefits, required documents | According to the authorities, the government of Tamil Nadu is taking steps to facilitate the expansion of the micro, small and medium enterprise sector. The government’s objective in establishing programs like these is to foster the […]

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West Coast invaded Port Adelaide in AFLW debut, North Melbourne make first statement against Gold Coast

by on August 27, 2022 0

Star Port Adelaide rookie Erin Phillips had a quiet debut display for his new club as West Coast produced a remarkable last-quarter flurry to snatch a 12-point AFLW victory. Key points: West Coast scored four unanswered goals to beat Port Adelaide in Power’s first AFLW game Port trailed 11 points at final change but couldn’t […]

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Bush and ‘Burbs: Joel Houghton, Clint Hinchliffe, Adam Hunter, Zach Jackson, Chris Masten and more

by on August 25, 2022 0

Western Australian sports journalist Jackson Barrett takes a look at what’s happening in the country and amateur leagues around WA in his weekly column. The Houghton Grip The Eaton Boomers’ fleeting hopes by a former Fremantle Docker who guided them to a jaw-dropping three-point victory. Joel Houghton scored five goals in the Boomers’ 10.15 (75)-11.6 […]

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Moment of change: the era of Covid

by on August 24, 2022 0

Life is synonymous with change, and You are the insurer for all the changes – big and small – that happen to you. That’s why the Brisbane Lions and Youi have teamed up for the ‘Moments of Change’ series, where each week they will look back on some of the defining moments that shaped the […]

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Chinese banks reportedly inflated lending figures

by on August 23, 2022 0

Beijing’s pressure to lend, coupled with borrowers’ economic concerns, has reportedly led Chinese banks to inflate their lending numbers by adopting unusual practices. Chinese banks allegedly inflated their lending figures with unusual practices, according to a “Bloomberg” report citing unnamed executives of six mainland lenders. Methods include lending to businesses and allowing them to deposit […]

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