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Brisbane's best cafe openings of 2023 - Vimarsana News

Brisbane's best cafe openings of 2023

From the arrival of a Sydney speciality coffee superstar to an elevated Italian grab-and-go and a brilliant, NYC-inspired sandwich shop, here’s what to check out.

Source: smh.com.au
Brisbane's best cafe openings of 2023 ... so far - Vimarsana News

Brisbane's best cafe openings of 2023 ... so far

From a brilliant Italian grab-and-go and a pair of pastry spots to a new Fortitude Valley cafe from a popular Paddington operator, here’s what to tick.

Bill Brady, Forward-Thinking Art Dealer with a Keen Eye, Dies at 55 - Vimarsana News

Bill Brady, Forward-Thinking Art Dealer with a Keen Eye, Dies at 55

Bill Brady, a forward-thinking art dealer who ran galleries in New York, Kansas City, and Miami, has died at 55.

The Potential Worldings of the Kitbash - Vimarsana News

The Potential Worldings of the Kitbash

The artist and critic Jesse Murry described “a breath that makes possible another breath.” How can our movements allow for other movements? As artists, how can our practices extend space for others as much as it asks for space; and give language and poetry to others as much as it asks for those things. I’ve been told I wear many hats, and I want to address the why of it for the first time, while also bringing together a small vibrancy of others who share in strange navigations and similar obligations with me.

Direct route versus recognition route â€" Hong Kong court's modern approach in Up Energy case - Commentary - Vimarsana News

Direct route versus recognition route â€" Hong Kong court's modern approach in Up Energy case - Commentary

<p>��<i> 11 minutes </i></p><p>In Hong Kong, a foreign company can be wound up via the "recognition route" (whereby a winding-up order is obtained from the company's place of incorporation then enforced in Hong Kong) or the "direct route" (whereby the Hong Kong Companies Court has the power to directly make a winding-up order against a non-Hong Kong company). A recent decision consolidates the previous line of cases that have preferred the direct route and reflects a shift in the courts' attitude.</p>