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City stalwart Bambini Trust to open Riviera Dining in Sydney legal district

At the start of its quarter-century run (and counting), Bambini Trust sat at the vanguard of a new generation of Euro-style eateries populating Sydney. Owners Michael and Angela Potts’ restraint with opening endless other ventures makes their next move particularly appetising. The duo will swing open the doors on a sibling venture, Riviera Dining, in the CBD in September. The choice of Phillip Street (they’ve taken the former site of Silks cafe) is something of a homecoming for Angela Potts, who started her Sydney hospitality journey on the strip 30 years ago, with her Simpatico cafe venture. “They used to call me the Cappuccino Queen of Phillip Street,” she says. More casual than Bambini Trust, Riviera Dining will position itself as an all-day diner tapping the cooking of the French and Italian rivieras. “We’ve got a pizza oven on a slow ship from Italy,” she says. While they looked at other sites around the CBD, Potts says Phillip Street’s location, next to the Supreme Court of NSW and surrounded by barristers’ chambers, appealed.  “I do love lawyers as clients,” she says. “They like quality and they like to eat and drink at different times of the day.”  The site – which includes a vault from another life as a bank – is receiving a major makeover bringing in the azure, terracotta and “green-blues” of the Mediterranean. “It’s a big space; it’ll hold 100 to 130 people,” Potts says.  Riviera Dining is expected to open at 170 Phillip Street, Sydney, in September.

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June The University of Sydney

01 June 2022 Doctor of Letters awarded to Professor Emerita Margaret Harris Margaret Harris, a long-standing member of the University community, was recently admitted into the degree of Doctor of Letters (honoris causa) for her outstanding contribution to the arts, both in Australia and internationally.

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Australian river filled with millions of dead fish as residents complain of putrid smell

Australian river filled with millions of dead fish as residents complain of ‘putrid’ smell Fox News Millions of dead fish found in Australian river BBC Millions of dead fish wash up amid heat wave in Australia NBC News Back to top button

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Anthony Albanese presents Boris Johnson with South Sydney Rabbitohs jacket during meeting in Europe as pair discuss AUKUS

Anthony Albanese presented Boris Johnson with a South Sydney Rabbitohs jacket during the pair’s “breakfast meeting” held on the sidelines of the NATO summit in Spain.  Prime Minister Anthony Albanese gifted his UK counterpart Boris Johnson with a jacket from his beloved South Sydney Rabbitohs as the two leaders met face-to-face for the first time since May’s Federal Election.   Mr Albanese presented Mr Johnson with the jacket as the pair held a “breakfast meeting” on the sidelines of the NATO summit in Madrid, Spain. The Australian leader said he discussed the new trilateral defence and security pact between Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom with Mr Johnson.   “I spoke about AUKUS and our support for AUKUS, as well the Australia UK Free Trade Agreement which we hope to come into effect later this year, but also the important relations that we have between our two nations,” Mr Albanese told reporters. Stream more on politics with Flash. 25+ news channels in 1 place. New to Flash? Try 1 month free. Offer ends 31 October, 2022  Mr Johnson had expressed his gratitude for the support Australia has given to Ukraine, which has included $285 million in military equipment and $65 million of humanitarian support. “What a wonderful thing it is to see you here in NATO. What a progressive development for our alliance,” he said as the pair shook hands and took photos. “Thank you particularly for the incredible strength that Australia has shown in Ukraine. You’ve really stepped up to the plate.”  The meeting with Mr Johnson was a number of discussions Mr Albanese held with world leaders while in Madrid for the summit, which he has been attending after Australia was invited as an Enhanced Opportunities Partner. Mr Albanese has also spoken with the prime ministers of Belgium and Spain, the Secretary General of NATO, the presidents of the European Commission and European Council and had a “very constructive discussion” with French President Emmanuel Macron. “Last night was a real opportunity for Australia to engage in a less than formal setting with a range of people from President Macron, President Biden, Olaf Scholz, a range of the leaders who were there,” he said.  “I took the opportunity to talk about Australia’s national interest, to talk about our different plans. One of the things that is clear to me is that the whole world has noticed that Australia has a different position on climate change. “What that does is give Australia a seat at the global table of opportunity and I intend to seize that opportunity.”  While in Spain for the NATO summit, Mr Albanese lashed out at China for their failure to condemn Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. “What we saw is prior to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, we saw a without limits partnership between Russia and China,” he said.  “We’ve seen a failure of China to condemn any of the Russian aggression that has occurred against Ukraine. “China must look at what is happening and look at the resolve that is there from throughout the world and should be condemning Russia’s actions.”  Meanwhile, NATO for the first time declared China a “challenge” ahead of its expansion after formally inviting two nations to join the alliance – Sweden and Finland.

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Duke Welcomes Sydney Romero to Coaching Staff

Story Links DURHAM – Duke softball head coach Marissa Young has announced the hiring of four-time national champion Sydney Romero as an assistant coach.   Romero will serve as the team’s hitting and infield coach.   “Who better to help take our program to the next level than someone who has won two national championships as a player and two more as a coach than Sydney Romero,” Young said. “She is one of the brightest young coaches that embodies our core values, is passionate about player development and brings a championship mindset as a proven winner. I know Sydney is going to have an immediate impact on our players and I am thrilled they get to learn from one of the best to play the game. We look forward to welcoming Sydney to Durham.”   Romero joins the program after serving as a graduate assistant coach at her alma mater, the University of Oklahoma, for the past two seasons, following her prolific collegiate career.   “I am really excited for this opportunity to working alongside Coach Young,” Romero said. “I am so appreciative to be a part of this prestigious university. I can’t wait to represent this program and get to work. Go Duke!”   As a graduate assistant at Oklahoma, Romero helped the program win back-to-back national titles, with the latest coming last month. Oklahoma’s staff was named the 2022 National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) Division I National Coaching Staff of the Year, after going 59-3 overall on the season.   In addition to serving as a graduate assistant, Romero has continued to play softball professionally, competing with Athletes Unlimited since 2020. Prior to her time with AU, Romero was the third overall pick in the 2019 National Pro Fastpitch (NPF) Draft by the USSSA Pride, where she was named to the 2019 All-NPF Team.   A highly accomplished collegiate athlete, Romero made waves in her time as a Sooner, earning two first team All-America selections and winning two national championships in 2016 and 2017. Romero was named the 2019 Big 12 Player of the Year and was a top-three finalist for the USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year award in the same season. She finished her career as the program’s all-time leader in at-bats and doubles.   A native of San Diego, Calif., Romero recently finished her master’s degree in adult and higher education with an emphasis in intercollegiate athletics administration, from Oklahoma. Romero also earned her undergraduate degree from Oklahoma, majoring in criminology. Romero comes from an athletic family, as her sister Sierra was a three-time softball All-American at Michigan, and her brother Michael is set to begin his collegiate baseball career at LSU in the fall.   To stay up to date with Blue Devils softball, follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook by searching “https://goduke.com/news/2022/7/1/DukeSOFTBALL”.   #GoDuke   Previous articleIntroduce KNN3 Network – A Web3 Topological Graph Network Solution Next articleHUT Swap: Crypto Rising Star “Chain Business World” Ecological Developer

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National cabinet to discuss Medicare hospital funding; robo-debt inquiry continues

As regular readers of this blog will know, national cabinet is meeting at 9am in Canberra. State and territory leaders are due to start arriving in the next little while and we’ll be sure to bring you any comments they make before the meeting. In the meantime, the Grattan Institute’s Professor Stephen Duckett – a member of the government’s strengthening Medicare taskforce – was on Radio National to talk about what kind of reforms are needed. Professor Stephen Duckett.Credit:Jeremy Piper He said the $250 million in funding flagged by Labor during the federal election campaign isn’t enough to fix Australia’s healthcare system. Host Patricia Karvelas wanted to know: How much, then, is actually needed? Here was Duckett’s response: Well, the College of GPs and the AMA say they want $2 billion tomorrow. Obviously, that’s not going to happen. But I think we are talking about a billion or more going into the primary healthcare system over time. I think it will take a couple of years for the foundations to be established. So maybe going into the next election the government ought to be making a commitment to put a lot more money into the system.

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New owner takes reins of Port Sydney general store

David Schwartz is the friendly face behind David’s General Store in Port Sydney. He took the business over in May 2022 and says he is truly amazed at the friendly vibes and welcoming people in the community. “I didn’t even know where Port Sydney was,” said Schwartz. He said he checked out the area, particularly Mary Lake, and the general store when it was for sale, and liked the possibilities. He’s added a pizza menu and said he uses top ingredients and is amazed at how good he’s getting at making those. “Who knew?” questioned Schwartz who said he retired from the fast-paced automotive parts industry and wanted to find something else to do, something he could put his name on and make his own. “This store has a lot of history going as far back as 1911. Now we are the new owners. Since opening the store the town has embraced my store with tremendous support. I have added a lot of new product selections to complement the store and the needs of the town. Our Pizza is the talk of the county all made fresh here. Also we make baked goods like cookies, brownies, and now bagels. Our breakfast sandwiches are also turning heads especially when we put them on our bagels with local farmed eggs, real cheddar cheese and enough bacon to choke a pig lol,” wrote Schwartz in an email introducing himself. He’s also added smoked meat sandwiches. Schwartz said he wants to focus on buying local ingredients. “We bring in a lot of local meats and local pierogies, we deal lots with locals… This is what my concept is: If I’m dealing with the locals, the locals will respect it and deal with me.” Schwartz explained that he lives with his wife in Tiny Township. His wife works in Toronto and comes up on weekends and now they have a store in Port Sydney, which should make it interesting but he’s committed to making the business a success. “People need to see my face and feel my heart,” he said adding that he hopes to be the place where everybody knows your name. David’s General Store is located at 653 Muskoka District Road 10 in beautiful Port Sydney. Don’t miss out on Doppler! Sign up here to receive our email digest with links to our most recent stories. Local news in your inbox three times per week! Click here to support local news  

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Mold Prevention 101: How to Keep Your Home Safe and Healthy

Mold is a common problem in many homes, and it can cause a variety of health problems and structural damage if left untreated. The key to preventing mold is to keep your home dry and well-ventilated, and to address any moisture problems as soon as they occur. In this article, we'll discuss the most common causes of mold, the signs of mold in your home, and the best ways to prevent it from growing.

Common Causes of Mold

Mold is caused by excess moisture and warm temperatures, and it can grow on any surface that is damp or humid. Some of the most common causes of mold include:

Leaks in the roof, walls, or pipes

High humidity levels

Poor ventilation

Flooding

Damp basements or crawl spaces

Overflowing sinks or toilets

Signs of Mold in Your Home

Mold can be difficult to spot, but there are a few signs to look out for. One of the most obvious signs of mold is a musty smell. If you notice a musty smell in your home, it's a good indication that there may be mold present. Another sign to look out for is visible mold growth. This can appear as black, green, or white spots on walls, floors, or ceilings. If you notice any of these signs, it's important to address the problem as soon as possible.

Best Ways to Prevent Mold

Preventing mold is the best way to keep your home safe and healthy. Here are a few tips to help you prevent mold:

Keep your home well-ventilated. Open windows and doors whenever possible, and use exhaust fans in the kitchen and bathroom to remove moisture.

Fix leaks as soon as they occur. Leaks in the roof, walls, or pipes can lead to mold growth if left untreated.

Keep humidity levels low. Use a dehumidifier in damp areas of your home, and use air conditioners to keep the temperature cool.

Keep your home clean and dry. Wipe up spills and leaks as soon as they occur, and use a fan to dry wet surfaces.

Monitor your basement and crawl space for moisture. If you notice dampness or condensation, address the problem immediately.

Professional Mold Prevention Services

If you're dealing with mold in your home or if you're worried about preventing it, it's important to call a professional mold prevention service. These companies have the expertise and equipment needed to safely and effectively prevent mold from growing in your home. They will also be able to identify the source of the mold and make recommendations to prevent it from returning in the future. In addition, they can help you to take the necessary steps to keep your home dry and well-ventilated, which is the best way to prevent mold from growing.

In conclusion, mold is a common problem in many homes, and it can cause a variety of health problems and structural damage if left untreated. The key to preventing mold is to keep your home dry and well-ventilated, and to address any moisture problems as soon as they occur. By being aware of common causes of mold, the signs of mold in your home, and the best ways to prevent it, you can keep your home safe and healthy. If you're worried about mold or if you're dealing with a mold problem, you should call a professional mold prevention service for help. They have the expertise and equipment needed to safely and effectively prevent mold from growing in your home.

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When to Visit Minnesota: Finding the Perfect Season for Your Adventure

Minnesota is a state known for its vast natural beauty and outdoor activities, making it a popular destination for visitors year-round. However, the best month to visit Minnesota depends on the specific activities and experiences you are looking for.

If you're interested in outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, and fishing, the best time to visit Minnesota is during the summer months of June, July, and August. These months offer the best weather for outdoor activities and the longest days, giving you more time to explore the state's many parks and wilderness areas. The state parks in Minnesota such as Gooseberry Falls State Park, Itasca State Park, and Split Rock Lighthouse State Park are most attractive during these months.

If you're looking for a more wintery experience, the months of December, January, and February are the best time to visit Minnesota. Minnesota is known for its cold and snowy winters, making it a popular destination for winter sports such as skiing, snowmobiling, and ice fishing. The state's famous ski resorts such as Trollhaugen and Spirit Mountain offer excellent ski facilities during these months.

Fall is another great time to visit Minnesota. The state is famous for its beautiful autumn colors and it is considered as the best time for leaf peeping. The color change of the leaves in the Minnesota state forest such as Chippewa National Forest and Superior National Forest will leave you breathless.

Ultimately, the best time to visit Minnesota depends on your personal preferences and what you're looking to experience. No matter what time of year you choose to visit, Minnesota has something to offer for everyone.

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The Power of User-Generated Content: Harnessing the Benefits for Digital Marketing Success

In today's digital age, user-generated content (UGC) has become an increasingly important aspect of digital marketing. UGC is any content created by users and shared on social media, blogs, and other online platforms. This type of content can include anything from photographs and videos to blog posts and product reviews.

One of the main benefits of UGC is that it is considered more trustworthy than traditional marketing content. Consumers are more likely to trust the opinions and experiences of their peers over those of a brand. Therefore, UGC can be a powerful tool for building trust and credibility with potential customers.

UGC also has the potential to reach a wider audience. Social media platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter make it easy for users to share their content with their followers, which can help increase a brand's reach. By using UGC in your digital marketing strategy, you can leverage the influence and reach of your customers to promote your brand to new audiences.

Another advantage of UGC is that it is often more engaging than traditional marketing content. Consumers are more likely to engage with content that is relatable, authentic, and informative. UGC provides a platform for customers to express their opinions and share their experiences, which can be more engaging and relatable than traditional marketing messages.

In addition, UGC allows companies to gather valuable insights and feedback from their customers. By tracking and analyzing UGC, companies can learn more about their customers' preferences, pain points, and opinions, which can be used to improve their products and services.

In conclusion, UGC is an essential aspect of digital marketing, it allows companies to build trust, reach new audiences, create more engaging content and gather valuable insights, these advantages make it a powerful tool for promoting their brand and increase their sales. Companies that take advantage of UGC can expect to see increased engagement and conversions, along with a more loyal and satisfied customer base.