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This is hilarious! The Australian government is transporting little old me to a hotel! I wonder where we’re going? I’d be happy with a $50 a night Airbnb in Penrith, yet here we are at a five-star joint in central Sydney – very posh. Look at all these nice soldiers, pretending to be service industry workers. Of course you can take my bag, sir! And what’s this? A room on the 33rd floor! Well just look at that view. Wynyard Park below, Darling Harbour off to the right, planes gracefully approaching the airport to the south and Botany Bay beyond. And the room: a study in restrained opulence! A mid-century modern, walnut-hued design scheme. A nice deep bathtub. A chocolate on the pillow! Can a continental breakfast be far behind?
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Qantas enters in major tourism and major events marketing partnership
April 23, 2013
Australia’s NSW Premier Barry O’Farrell and Qantas Group Chief Executive Officer Alan Joyce signed the three- year agreement at Qantas’ facilities at Sydney Airport today, marking the largest tour
Australia’s NSW Premier Barry O’Farrell and Qantas Group Chief Executive Officer Alan Joyce signed the three- year agreement at Qantas’ facilities at Sydney Airport today, marking the largest tourism and major events marketing partnership in the State’s history.
Premier O’Farrell said the deal involved Qantas matching the NSW Government dollar for dollar to attract more international visitors particularly from the United States, United Kingdom, Continental Europe, China, South-East Asia, Japan and New Zealand.
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July 9 2021, 9:34 am | BY Ricki Green | 7 Comments
Talented designer Juliana ‘Julz’ Bacmaga suffered a brain aneurysm on Tuesday 15 June at her workplace, Innocean Australia. She succumbed to the brain injury on Friday 25 June. She was just 48 when she passed away.
Due to COVID restrictions in Sydney, Juliana’s cremation will take place on 9 July with only her partner Brett Thurston and close friends.
Juliana worked in the advertising industry for more than 25 years as a designer, from her first job at John Singleton Advertising, to Whybin TBWA, to Studio Manager at The Campaign Palace, to Innocean where she has worked for the past eight years.