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The inclusive Manly jersey is promoting a sin

It’s called gambling.

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The best breweries near you in Fayetteville, North Carolina

Your guide to all the breweries in the Fayetteville area to grab a cold pint this summer.

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Council partners with Ripple s Career Lab to support young careers

Council partners with Ripple s Career Lab to support young careers
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Sydney surf lodge developers turn to wave riders for $120m raise

Share The developer of a $120 million surf lodge at Wisemans Ferry on the Hawkesbury River that will offer pristine surfing conditions 365 days a year in a state-of-the-art wave pool has turned to NSW’s army of wave riders to help fund its construction. Balnce, the company undertaking the project, which is backed by world surfing champions Stephanie Gilmore and Joel Parkinson and other pros, is seeking to raise the funds through an unlisted property trust. The minimum investment is $30,000. The surf lodge will include a wave pool the size of four football fields. Its target investor will be the older, cashed-up surfers seen donning wetsuits after work or on weekends to hit the waves at their local beach as well as non-surfing wholesale and retail investors.

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From plastic-free products to beach clean-up kits: Here s how businesses are embracing Earth Day

Natural Supply Co co-owners Sarah Scott and Celeste Robertson. Source: supplied. Businesses across the country are today embracing the 51st international Earth Day by showing their support for sustainability with plastic-free product launches and bold renewable energy targets. Earth Day, which began in 1970, is one of the largest environmental movements in the world. Coordinated by Earth Day Organisation, it takes place across 192 countries and seeks to mobilise individuals, businesses and governments to “create a new plan of action for our planet”. Here are how five businesses are embracing this year’s Earth Day. Natural Supply Co backs plastic free Geelong-based eco wares store Natural Supply Co is putting the spotlight on plastic waste this Earth Day, by offering 15% off all its plastic free products.

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