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Last week we helped our client @Northsea fit out t Last week we helped our client @Northsea fit out their gorgeous new showroom in Wollongong. We printed, supplied and installed all their large format prints, window decals and lightboxes. Makes me want to run out and buy an apartment!
The elves will be happy with our install yesterday The elves will be happy with our install yesterday of Santa’s photo wall at @club_ryde Get along on dec 10th, 6-8pm for your Santa pic
At @musclecarwarehouse tonight for an exclusive sp At @musclecarwarehouse tonight for an exclusive sponsor event @mattstoneracing
Remembrance Day has evolved since it was first mar Remembrance Day has evolved since it was first marked by allied countries after World War I, in which more than 60,000 Australians lost their lives. November 11 is now observed around the world as a day to remember the sacrifice that countless of people have made in service to their country. Why the red poppy? The red poppy has been a symbol of remembrance and hope since World War I. In the barren, muddy battlefields of Western Europe, the bright red flowers grew in their thousands. The sight of the resilient poppies inspired Canadian doctor Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae to write the poem In Flanders Fields, which gave its name to the now iconic Flanders poppy. That poem, in turn, inspired American professor Moina Michael to wear a red poppy and raise money for veterans. The practice soon spread in allied countries, including Britain, France, Canada and Australia and remains today. Rosemary is also a symbol of remembrance and has particular significance fo Australians as it grows wild on the Gallipoli peninsula. A sprig of rosemary is traditionally worn on Anzac Day (April 25) and, sometimes, on Remembrance Day. Lest we Forget #remeberanceday2021 📸 ABC News: Elena de Bruijne
Check out the website we’ve custom built for our Check out the website we’ve custom built for our awesome client Trans Pacific Smash at Kirrawee. We built the site on the Wordpress platform from scratch, refined the copy the client supplied and added a photoshoot to make the visuals really sing. Then we implemented a comprehensive SEO strategy to get them ranking organically on Google. Go check it out! www.transpacificsmash.com.au #teamworkmakesthedreamwork #businesswebsite #webdesignagency #sutherlandshiresmallbusiness
What a guy... Have you got a Lord Vader in your o What a guy... Have you got a Lord Vader in your office? Tag them - and May the force be with you 🙃

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