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Careerjet is an employment search engine : In just one search access 22,292,147 jobs published on 71,585 websites in the world
Posted in Jobs and careers, tagged Australia, Careerjet, employment, employment search engine., jobs, look, looking, perth, published, research, search, search engine, WA, website, websites, world on July 5, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Visa Legislation Changes for 14 September 2009
Posted in Immigration News, tagged 14 September, 14 September 2009, 2009., changes, effective, legislation, published, The Notices of Legislative, visa, website on September 14, 2009| Leave a Comment »
The Notices of Legislative changes effective 14 September 2009, published on the website, do not come into effect till 12:00am AEST (GMT + 10) Monday 14 September 2009.
See: All Notices of Legislation Changes at : http://www.immi.gov.au/legislation/amendments/
The Parents Paper in Perth
Posted in Living in Perth, tagged 10% fathers and grandparents, 14 years, 1995., 600, 71251, 75000 copies, 90% mothers, aged, area, beginning, Birthday Party Page, Bounty Bags, CAB audited, children, circulation, coles, Competitions, distributed, east, Education and Literacy, entertainment., Events Diary, every, FREE monthly, Health and Nutrition, IGA, Just for Mums, kids, Kids in Perth, largest, Living in Perth, longest, MacDonalds, Mandurah, metro, metropolitan area, month., Mundaring Weir, newspaper, north, outlets, over, Paper, parenting, parents, per month, Performing Arts, perth, popular, publication, published, Recreation, regional, regional centres, running, School Holidays Features, selected, south, Sport, Targeted, The Nursery, The Parents' Paper, western australia, Woolworths, Yanchep on May 27, 2009| Leave a Comment »
What is Kids in Perth – The Parents’ Paper?
Targeted at parents with children aged up to 14 years, Kids in Perth – The Parents’ Paper is a FREE monthly newspaper that can be found all over the metro area and in some regional centres. The largest, longest running and most popular parenting publication in Western Australia is distributed at the beginning of every month. Kids in Perth – The Parents’ Paper has been published since 1995.
Where can I find a copy of Kids in Perth – The Parents’ Paper?
We are available at over 600 outlets in the metropolitan area – north to Yanchep, east to Mundaring Weir and south to Mandurah and through selected regional outlets.
What will I find in Kids in Perth – The Parents’ Paper?
Each month you will find news for and about families in Perth including:
Education and Literacy
Health and Nutrition
Competitions
Entertainment and Events Diary
Sport and Recreation
Birthday Party Page
Just for Mums
Performing Arts
The Nursery
School Holidays Features
How many people can you reach?
The print run is 75,000 copies per month, with a CAB audited circulation of 71,251
Web exposure at www.kidsinperth.com
Readership is estimated to be around 130,000 and is broken down into:
90% mothers
10% fathers and grandparents
How do we keep Kids in Perth – The Parents’ Paper in households for a month?
The Events Diary, which is in the centre feature of every issue, provides a list of things happening in Perth that are of interest to families. This spans the first to the last day of the month and ensures the longevity of the paper.
Find us in:
Supermarkets (Woolworths, Coles, IGA)
Bounty Bags given to new mums
All metro MacDonalds Family Restaurants
All Guardian Pharmacies (including regional)
Shopping Centres (at the information desk or in stands)
Public Libraries
Selected childcare centres, pre-primary and primary schools
Places of family interest (Scitech, WA Museum, Adventure World and Kings Park)
For more information please contact the Sales Office on (08) 9388 1600
Builder first, then buy block
Posted in Realestate and Home Loans, tagged (BCA), afford, apparent, apprentice, Australia, block, build, building, Building Codes, building industry, buy, carpenter, changes, confusion, constant, conversation, experience, extensive, firm, frustration., future columns, granted., included, land, largest building companies, look, management, Mandurah City, Mandurah Coastal Times., members, money, new home, own building, published, purchase, real estate, Real Estate and Home Loans, regarding, sales, select a builder, Soccer Club, sponsor, sub-contractor, WA on May 13, 2009| 1 Comment »
I WAS at the Mandurah City Soccer Club as a sponsor recently and, after a conversation with some members, it was apparent there is some confusion regarding building a new home, what is included, what to look for in selecting a block and the process.
With constant changes in the Building Codes of Australia (BCA), you cannot afford to take anything for granted.
I will try to shed some light on the process in future columns, to be published in the Mandurah Coastal Times.
I have extensive experience in the building industry. I started as an apprentice carpenter and sub-contractor. From there, I ran my own building firm and then went into sales and management for one of the largest building companies in WA.
My wife and I relocated to Mandurah six years ago. and I currently work for Danmar Homes as Peel regional manager.
I look forward to this column being of some assistance to all prospective new home buyers. Now for some quick tips:
Firstly, always select a builder before you purchase a block.
Ask if the builder builds to the standards of BCA. Their advice can save a lot of money and frustration.
If you start right, the chances of problems down the track are limited.
My next column will deal with the advantages of house-and-land packages.
To ask Barry a question, phone 9534 8844 or email barry.dye@danmar|homes.com