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Greek temple in Canberra
After many weeks away in the Eastern Mediterranean I felt I had come full circle when I noticed the stone set into the foyer of the National Library of Australia. This is a marble block from from the Library of Pantainos in the Ancient Agora of Athens and was a gift of the Greek Government in 1973. The NLA building is in a style called "Stripped Classical", looking like a Greek temple, with all
Net Traveller Tom Worthington - Published 15 hours, 41 minutes ago
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Marketing tip: coupons
A good way to promote your newsagency is to offer something of value to another business to giveaway. Using Microsoft Word it is easy to create coupons tailored to your business. These could offer a free gift with a purchase, a discount off, say a magazine, a two for one deal or some [...]
Australian Newsagency Blog - Published 20 hours, 46 minutes ago
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No charms here
We have made a decision to no longer take gift lines like these charms and similar non print product sent to newsagents by magazine distributors. We are preserving counter space for products which better suit our retail strategy and which deliver better margin, products which we choose. Counter space requires careful local allocation and [...]
Australian Newsagency Blog - Published 1 week, 2 days ago
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They will be missed
The Democrats - long derided as loony lefties - on several occasions saved the Howard government from itself
The Australian - opinion - Published 1 week, 2 days ago
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ALP climate policy bill will harm farming land
The Greens have condemned the ALP for dressing up another tax rort for plantations as climate policy. "This law gives investors an up-front 100% tax deduction on their costs in establishing a plantation with no requirement that the trees be kept in the ground. The Greens, Nationals and Senator Heffernan joined forces to condemn the bill. "Why is the ALP determined to drive regional Australia off the land and undermine the viability of their communities with this latest tax gift to plantation growers?" said Dr Mckelvie. read more
Country Greens Victoria Network - Published 1 week, 2 days ago
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That’s Life takes off
Further to my post two days ago about promoting That’s Life magazine at the counter, sales are up 31%. We will sell out by the weekend. While we might have achieved a kick with a counter display, it is the lip gloss gift promoted in the counter display which is driving the sales. This 31% increase [...]
Australian Newsagency Blog - Published 1 week, 2 days ago
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Fortescue Metals director gifts 2.4m shares
Fortescue Metals director gifts 2.4m shares... 27 Jun 2008 01:23 AM
Business Spectator resources & energy - Published 1 week, 3 days ago
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Costello gift all a bit Kreepy Krawly
Therese Rein defies wobbly global financial markets and takes out margin loan, according to latest register of interests tabled in Parliament.
WA Today - national - Published 1 week, 3 days ago
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Pressed leaves transformed into disposable dishes
When it comes to entertaining and special occasions, eco-minded consumers can be torn by two apparently conflicting desires: the need to be green and the easy clean-up made possible by disposable dishes. Thanks to a new innovation from VerTerra,...
Springwise - Published 1 week, 3 days ago
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Sports bottles and coffee mugs available from Atomicon Promotional
Atomicon Promotional distributes an extensive range of promotional gifts including sports bottles, bags, t-shirts, brochures, photo frames, menu stands, coffee mugs, key chains and banners.
Ferret Product - Published 1 week, 4 days ago
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Custom-made gift items from Cre8tvt
Cre8tvt can enhance customer’s presence at conference and trade shows that enables them to build corporate image.
Ferret Product - Published 1 week, 4 days ago
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China's BusyTrade.com To Exhibit at Tokyo ISOT Trade Fair In July
On July 9, the International Stationery & Office Products Fair Tokyo (ISOT) will be held in Tokyo. This fair will be the biggest one of this kind in Asia in 2008. The reporter learnt from certain source that as an exhibitor of ISOT, the global e-commerce leader--Busytrade.com, which has nearly 200,000 registered members of the stationery and gift industry, will give a shining presence with its mass supply and demand information as well as the wish to assist Japanese enterprises to march into the immense Chinese market.
ABN Newswire - Published 1 week, 4 days ago
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Gift Award winners announced
SYDNEY: Handbag labels have dominated the fashion categories at the 2008 Reed Gift Awards staged on Friday (May 30). The Bloomin' Bag Lady and International One's handbag hooker took out their respective fashion and jewellery categories during the black tie event, staged at Doltone House on Sydney's Jones Bay Wharf. Covering all sectors of the Australian gift industry as well as retail outlet and socially responsible categories, The Gift Awards entries underwent a two-tiered judging process involving more than 30 judges. All winners have now been automatically entered into the new 'People's Choice Award' with the general public able to vote for their favourite product. Voting closes July 1.
Rag Trader - Published 1 week, 6 days ago
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Growing consumer demand for eco-solutions, say gift retailers
Growing consumer demand for eco-solutions, say gift retailers... 23 Jun 2008 07:34 AM
Business Spectator retail - Published 1 week, 6 days ago
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Strings attached: China's Pacific aid under spotlight
Walk the main streets of any Pacific Island nation and you will probably see generous gifts from either China or Taiwan.
Yahoo!7 Finance News - Published 2 weeks ago
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