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Advice for a New Mortgage Broker
Originally posted by @Michael Starks: Hello BP, I’m a New Mortgage Broker and I was curious if anyone had any advice for me with Social Media Strategies and Marketing? Thanks Welcome to the site Michael. To be successful markeitng your business on social media you need to lead with value.
Opinion: Flexibility needed for successful Indigenous-energy partnerships
Skip to Content Advertisement 1 • • You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Article content In June of this year, Pembina and partner the Haisla Nation announced a positive final investment decision (FID) for Cedar LNG, a floating facility that will export approximately three million tonnes of liquified natural gas each year, beginning in 2028.
Timber-fronted twisting tower embraces indigenous roots Original
Commissioned to design a new high-rise in South Brisbane, Australia's Koichi Takada Architects has sought to embrace the country's indigenous culture with an extraordinary timber facade. The building also incorporates significant sustainability features, as well as thousands of plants. Rising to a height of 87.3 m (287 ft), the Upper House was developed by Aria Property Group and is defined by its so-called "roots" which reference a native tree.
Initial statement of beneficial ownership of securities
POWER OF ATTORNEY Know all by these present that the undersigned hereby constitutes and appoints each of Ryan Murr, Melanie Neary, Cameron Turtle and Scott Burrows, signing individually, the undersigned's true and lawful attorneys-in-fact and agents to: (1) execute for and on behalf of the undersigned, in the undersigned's capacity as an officer, director or beneficial owner of more than 10% of a registered class of securities of Aeglea BioTherapeutics, Inc.
Red Hill House by Levesque & Derrick Architects
Tucked away, Red Hill House cleverly arranges a series of environmentally sensitive gestures as it responds to its Queensland climate and the surrounds. Levesque & Derrick Architects propose an inwardly focused home, warmly clad and connecting to a deep appreciation of the natural. Nestled in amongst several existing properties, Red Hill House is on a battle-axe site with no direct street frontage. Yet it is able to create its own sense of personality and presence.
A disjointed fibro shack turned glorious waterfront weekender
When a sweet but tired 1950s beach shack with absolute water frontage came up for sale, architect Harry Poulos knew he could turn it into a dreamy holiday home... Oct 19, 2021 4:01am Brisbane architect Harry Poulos and his wife Georgia adore the beach. Queensland born and raised, they both grew up holidaying by the ocean and share a love of salty air, sand between the toes and horizons of blue-on-blue.
A blue weatherboard cottage receives a robust yet elegant renovation
It's rare that a client asks an architect to "surprise us". But that was the brief Scott and Kylie gave Harry Poulos Architects for the renovation of a pre-1946 cottage they had just bought in Brisbane's south. The house was in original condition and perched on a hill with three street frontages and uninterrupted city views. Calabor dry-stacked stone and Dover antique limestone floor tiles, all Eco Outdoor. For similar Adirondack chairs and matching table, try French Knot. Cushions, Highgate House.
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