The period between December and February is usually the peak tourist season in Queensland. Typically backpackers start to head north along the east coast of Australia as it gets closer to New Year Continue reading →

Over the last few weeks, Queensland has been hit with a number of serious floods. These floods have affected locations in Queensland from Rockhampton down to the New South Wales border and even across it. Continue reading →

Better football, better ticket prices, better results and worse crowds. Brisbane Roar’s performance on the pitch is the best in the club’s short history but match day crowds are at their worst. The fans that turned up to watch a … Continue reading →

Working client side as an online marketing specialist usually means being the internet guy in the marketing department. This can be great sometimes, you get to pitch the ideas you want, you can start and run your own trials and you will usually get more freedom in how you implement an online campaign. Continue reading →

If you have a website, it is worth having a look through your single click search terms. Some of them can be interesting, funny or bizarre. Continue reading →

It is now official and the Queensland Roar, soon to be Brisbane Roar, are under FFA management. With a stadium secured, funding assured and two new local teams to stir up a few rivalries, football in Brisbane looks set for a good 2009/2010 season. Continue reading →