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108a Boundary Road • Peakhurst, NSW 2210
Phone: (02) 9153 5122 • Fax: (02) 9153 5144 • Monday to Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm
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The new production from Les Ballets Eloelle promises to bring something very different and very entertaining to New South Wales. Men in Pink Tights is an all-male ballet comedy that is ideally suited for both the young and old. Take a group of men, dress them in both male and female ballet costumes, add some fantastic choreography and a massive amount of humour and you have a production that is destined to be a massive hit.
If you live in Peakhurst or other areas in and around Sydney and wake up raring to go, the Sydney FastBREAK Innovation Networking Breakfast is the networking event for you. Taking place each month, this event brings together people from media, technology and creative and social sectors to share, learn and of course to make valuable new contacts.
A three-bedroom apartment for sale at Pacific Bondi Beach will give its buyer arguably one of the best views currently available in the area. The penthouse boasts 300 square metres of space and a view of one of the most famous and beautiful beaches in the world.
Kogarah City Council, only fifteen minutes from Peakhurst, is considering erecting more than 40 bus shelters at a cost of over $1 million.
Non-profit organisation, Learning Links, is currently looking for support from volunteers.
Late last year, Hurstville City Council put out a call for recent immigrants to share their experiences with the community. To be held at the Hurstville City Library Museum and Gallery in 2012, the project will showcase special items that hold meaning related to the immigration experience for the participants.
Three of Sydney's biggest private investors have pooled their resources in order to launch a $200 million hotel leisure fund. These investors hope to build a portfolio of pub assets.
Industry experts believe that the on-going Qantas strikes will have a damaging effect on Australian tourism. This is because Australians are fearful that their flights will be grounded. In order to avoid this, many Australians are choosing to stay home this summer.
Marketing Twenty-Twelve and Beyond will take place at the Hilton Sydney on October 19-20. This annual conference presented by the Australian Marketing Institute is designed to stress the importance of marketing to a business survival. Those interested in branding, design, gaining customers and learning about social trends will find this conference educational. Hundreds of marketers from all over the Sydney area including such suburbs as Peakhurst are expected to attend.
Businesses who are wondering how social media and public relations can aid their business, should attend a new workshop in Sydney. This workshop will be available to small business operators in September as part of the event "Small Business September".