The Brisbane Broncos lost their final regular season game 32-22 to the Melbourne Storm to miss out on the minor premiership. The Storm remain a bogey team for the Broncos, who will now face them again in the preliminary final.
In what turned out to be a glimpse of the qualifying final, the Storm had to come from behind on three separate occasions at Lang Park. In the end, Melbourne had too much quality even though both sides rested most of their stars.
Grant Anderson scored a double before halftime to make it 14-12 in favour of Melbourne.
Broncos second-half rally falls short
Pereira’s second try briefly restored Brisbane’s lead early in the second half. But penalties and late tries from Papenhuyzen, Reimis Smith and Faalogo’s second try proved too much to overcome.
Brisbane battled but made too many errors, completing just 72% of their sets to Melbourne’s 82%. Critical errors at key moments ultimately cost the Broncos.
Regular season ends with familiar foe waiting in the wings
The loss means Brisbane have now incredibly lost 14 straight matches to Melbourne dating back to 2016. And the Broncos’ finals campaign begins with the worst possible matchup, as they face the Storm once again in the preliminary final at Lang Park on Friday, September 8.
Coach Kevin Walters praised his team’s effort despite the defeat: “Effort was great, just not quite so smart on a few plays and we just weren’t good enough tonight.”
But to make the finals, Brisbane will need to produce something special to end their long losing streak against Melbourne. After so many defeats, can the Broncos finally exorcise their bogey team this Friday?
The Matildas lost 3-1 to England in Sydney, while Sweden were beaten 2-1 by Spain. England’s victory over Australia sets up a meeting with Spain in the Final.
Kerr’s Stunner Not Enough as England End Australia’s Run
Sam Kerr scores a screamer to level the match 1-1. Photo Credit: Instagram/CommBank Matildas
A sensational long-range strike from Matildas captain Sam Kerr was not enough to see Australia past England and into their first Women’s World Cup final. Kerr’s 20-metre screamer levelled the scores after England had taken a 1-0 lead in the matchup. However, goals from Lauren Hemp and Alessia Russo put England back in front as the Lionesses held on for a 3-1 victory.
The loss ended Australia’s thrilling run through the knockout stage that saw them prevail on penalties against France. Despite their disappointment, the Matildas have surely inspired the nation with their performances.
The Matildas have drawn praise for their efforts during the World Cup, overcoming adversity and captivating fans across the country. After initial concerns over Kerr’s fitness, the team rallied to escape the group stage before finding their form in the knockouts.
The support of the Australian public has been a bright spot for Kerr and her teammates. Record crowds have turned out to back the Matildas, underlining the growth of the women’s game.
Kerr Calls for Investment to Take Game to Next Level
After Australia’s semi-final defeat, Kerr stressed the need for more funding and resources to develop women’s football. She wants this World Cup to be the start of real change.
“We need funding in our development, we need funding in our grassroots… We need funding everywhere,” Kerr said.
Both Kerr and coach Tony Gustavsson emphasised that while the Matildas have made the most of their current resources, more investment is needed at the grassroots level for Australia to truly compete with the top women’s sides.
Gustavsson said: “Let’s invest more and be genuine contenders for medals and tournaments moving forward as well.”
The team hope their inspiring performances will lead to more support to take Australian women’s football to even greater heights
Kerr added that the tournament wasn’t a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity despite the home advantage. “If you bring the product to Australia, we’ll go out there and support it. And hopefully, we’ve got a few more fans that will stick around.”
The team hopes their inspiring performances will drive increased support to take Australian women’s football to even greater heights. For now, the Matildas will look to finish their tournament on a high note against Sweden.
Buoyed by a spirited home crowd at Lang Park, the Matildas etched their name into the annals of Women’s World Cup history with a nerve-wracking penalty shootout victory over France in the quarter-finals. Playing on home soil, Australia became the first host nation to reach the semi-finals since the USA in 2003.
Cortnee Vine, the winning penalty shooter. Photo Credit: Instagram/CommBank Matildas
Normal time and extra time failed to produce a goal in the Brisbane Stadium clash between two formidable sides. Australia and France battled through a scoreless 90 minutes before two intense periods of extra time. Fatigue set in late on, and a shootout between the deadlocked sides seemed inevitable.
The shootout provided non-stop drama and set a record for the longest shootout in World Cup history for both men’s and women’s matches. Australian goalkeeper Mackenzie Arnold made a crucial save from Selma Bacha’s opening effort to give France the early advantage. After a series of saves and misses, Australia’s 10th shooter, Cortnee Vine, slotted home the winning penalty as the home crowd went wild.
Semifinal Spot Creates Matildas Legacy
Mackenzie Arnold was awarded Player of the Match for her crucial saves in the shooutout. Photo Credit: Instagram/CommBank Matildas
The victory sends Australia through to the semi-finals for the first time ever. They’ll face classic sporting rivals England, 2-1 winners over Colombia, at Stadium Australia on Wednesday.
Beyond this milestone, Australia’s World Cup run marks a watershed moment for women’s sport in the country.
Their penalty shootout victory attracted the biggest Australian TV audience since Cathy Freeman’s Olympic gold medal in 2000. The audience was reported to be the largest for more than two decades, averaging a staggering 4.23 million viewers. These figures do not include the throngs of fans who gathered in fan parks, pubs and around big screens to cheer on the Matildas.
John Aloisi, whose penalty in 2005 sent the Socceroos to their first World Cup since 1974, remarked: “This achievement will undoubtedly inspire future generations. That’s what the girls spoke about before the tournament, that’s what they’ve been speaking about during the tournament. And they’re living this moment.”
After years of heartbreak and falling just short, this victory propels the Matildas into uncharted territory. The demons of the past have been exorcised, the bitter memories of their devastating penalty shootout exit at the Round of 16 in France 2019 now a distant memory.
In the three World Cups prior to 2019, they reached the quarter-finals without fail, but progressed no further. The quarter-finals had long acted as the glass ceiling for the Tillies. Not anymore.
Judging from the daily queues forming every morning at their Park Road Store, Beurre Pastries is a bonafide hit among the discerning pastry patrons of Milton and nearby suburbs.
All the hype is about more than just their classic staples, like their plain, chocolate, and almond croissants. The real magic lies in their rotating menu of local one-off specials, seasonal creations, and unique delicacies — all of them delicious, with a devoted following on social media.
Beurre Pastries is the brainchild of owner and patissier Will Leung, known for his expertise and creativity. Hailing from the Christchurch bakery LeBakerman, Will brings his passion for innovative flavours and high-end pastries to Brisbane and he does not disappoint.
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Beurre Pastries is not just your ordinary bakery; it’s a sleek and chic artisan patisserie that mesmerizes visitors from the moment they step inside. The light-filled, designer space adorned with marble and modern aesthetics serves as the perfect showcase for a delectable range of pastries, which are best for takeaway.
Where the bakery truly shines is with its ever-changing seasonal treats and specials with bold flavours and unexpected combinations showcasing Will’s ingenuity and passion.
Hazelnut-59% Belgian choloate-gianduja-sea salt-vanilla bean- marshmallow fluff baked into a signature Beurre croissant, then topped with toasted marshmallow (Photo Credit: Instagram/beaurrepastriesbne )
Customers have been raving about their favourites, including the black sesame morning buns, ham, cheese, and chilli cube croissants, and the ultimate s’more experience with the gianduja marshmallow croissant.
Savoury jambon monkey bread made with pieces of croissant pastry rolled in chilli jam baked into a cube, with sliced champagne ham (Photo credit: Instagram/beurrepastriesbne )
To the growing list of loyal patrons, it seems like Will Leung’s creativity knows no bounds.
Mexican-inspired butter Danish with the flavours of elote — creamy cheddar cheese bechamel, sweet corn kernels, torched corn rib covered in mayo, sour cream, and a hefty sprinkle of chilli and lime powder (Photo credit: Instagram/beurrepastriesbne )
Beurre also offers a delightful selection of specialty iced drinks to pair perfectly with their flaky wonders. The selection of specialty drinks is equally impressive, and their refreshing sparkly ades will undoubtedly be the talk of the town during warmer months.
From the dirty matcha to the Banoffee cold foam latte, each sip complements the flavours of the pastries and adds to the overall delightful experience.
Yuzu sparkling ade — yuzu cooked into a thick jam, with yuzu confit and sparkling water (Photo Credit: Instagram/beurrepastriesbne )
Beurre Pastries has quickly become a beloved spot in Brisbane, and it’s no surprise given the attention to detail in both their pastries and their modern, stylish interior.
The buzz around Beurre Pastries has led to people queueing up every morning to buy some of their heavenly treats.
“These guys are on their way to being awesome. They’re newly opened, and so it’s reasonable that they’re sorting through some kinks. I’ll revisit when they rotate their flavours and see how they go. Some of the textures of the pastries were a bit hit-and-miss. My favourite pastries were the black sesame and the pistachio scroll. The apricot Danish was ok, not as flaky, but the earl grey flan had a lovely silky texture.”
Kate
“Modern pasty shop that stands out as best in town! The contemporary ambience creates a welcoming atmosphere for visitors and you can enjoy a wide selection of delicious sweet and savoury pastries! Not to mention the great coffees! Whether you are a pastry lover or seeking a delightful treat, Beurre Pastries is a must-visit destination!”
Samira
“Amazing pastries! Ordered a lychee dragon pearl tea ade and loved it. One downside is there is nowhere to sit and enjoy your pastries.”
Every year, in July, multiple cities around the world pay homage to Kate Bush’s iconic 1978 hit song, “Wuthering Heights,” which catapulted her to stardom.
“The Most Wuthering Heights Day Ever” has become a beloved tradition. With its unique concept, the event pays homage to Kate Bush’s iconic 1978 hit song, “Wuthering Heights,” which catapulted her to stardom.
The music video for the song, featuring the singer frolicking in a red dress in a field, has become etched in the minds of fans.
On Saturday, the 29th of July 2023, at 2:00 p.m., participants will gather to re-enact the famous music video, all decked out in red frocks, whilst raising funds for DVConnect, a not-for-profit telephone crisis intervention service for those affected by domestic or family violence in Queensland.
The inspiration for “The Most Wuthering Heights Day Ever” originated in Brighton, UK, when a group called Shambush gathered 300 Kate Bush enthusiasts in a field. Since then, the event has grown in popularity and has found a dedicated following in Brisbane, thanks to Kristian’s passion for retro music and unique experiences.
The event welcomes everyone, regardless of their familiarity with Bush’s music, extending an invitation to women, men, and children alike.
In the spirit of giving back, all attendees are requested to donate on the day. A portion of the proceeds will go directly to DVConnect, providing vital support to those impacted by domestic or family violence in Queensland.
Kristian Fletcher, the event’s organizer, has been hosting Kate Bush events in Brisbane since 2003, and he is thrilled to continue the tradition whilst supporting a worthy cause.
The singer, also known for hits like “Running Up That Hill” and “Babooshka,” continues to resonate with fans around the globe. With her songs transcending generations, the event celebrates her artistry and provides a joyous gathering for enthusiasts.
For more information about the event, including participation details, visit www.kristianfletcher.com.
Did you know that the Polish Club Milton is one of the oldest ethnic clubs still in operation in Queensland? Fondly called “Polonia,” it is the home of all things Polish in Brisbane.
The Polish Club’s history in Queensland can be traced back to the early 20th century. In 1913, the first Polish organization, known as the Polish “Ognisko,” was established. Over the years, this organization evolved until it became known as the Polish Colony in 1928.
During the post-World War II era, Poland was under the control of an oppressive Soviet regime behind the Iron Curtain. This posed numerous challenges for the Polish community in establishing a genuine sense of their homeland in a distant land. However, the Polish never abandoned hope that Poland would eventually regain its freedom and become a democratic European nation once again.
The intervention of the revered Polish Pope, St. Pope John Paul II, played a significant role in inspiring and uniting the Polish people. His leadership and steadfast support for Poland’s liberation instilled a sense of hope and determination among Poles living in Australia and New Zealand.
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In 1952, the Polish Colony transformed into the Polish Association of Queensland, initially located in a modest cottage at 64 Bristol Street, West End. However, the association soon outgrew its premises and relocated in 1953 to a more prominent Queenslander at 10 Marie Street in Milton.
The move allowed the organization to better serve the growing Polish community in Brisbane. Recognizing the need for a dedicated space, a new two-story brick clubhouse was constructed on the site in 1968.
Donors for building “The Polish House”
This building, known as “Polonia,” became the historic home of the Polish Club and has been a significant cultural hub for the Polish community in southeast Queensland for the last 70 years. The Polish Club Milton is not just a venue; it is the heart and soul of the Polish community.
In 2023, the Polish Club in Milton is celebrating its 70th anniversary, showcasing the enduring presence and patriotism of the Polish community in the region. Despite the challenges faced by Poles living far from their homeland in Australia and New Zealand, the Polish Club has served as a vibrant representative of Polish culture and heritage.
Throughout its history, the Polish Club in Milton has remained a cherished gathering place for the Polish community, offering a taste of their homeland Down Under. It has fostered a vibrant atmosphere where Polish traditions, language, and customs have thrived, helping to preserve and promote Polish culture in Australia.
After 20 years, Suncorp Stadium in Milton continues to be the premier venue in Queensland, delivering outstanding events and attracting renowned artists and athletes from around the world. The stadium is now celebrating its 20th anniversary and has announced exciting upcoming concerts for legendary rock bands Def Leppard and Mötley Crüe.
These concerts will take place on 8 November 2023 as part of their World Tour, adding to the impressive lineup of 33 concerts that the venue has hosted since its reopening in 2003.
Suncorp Stadium has become a favourite destination for world-famous musicians, with the likes of Elton John, Paul McCartney, Ed Sheeran, and Taylor Swift have performed there. However, the local sporting teams that call the stadium their home contribute significantly to its success, making up the majority of attendees year after year.
Since its opening, Suncorp Stadium has hosted 343 rugby league games, attracting a total of 10.7 million patrons. Additionally, 219 soccer games have been held, bringing in 3.1 million patrons, while 177 rugby union games have attracted 4.5 million patrons.
Among the local teams, the Brisbane Broncos hold the record for the most games played at Suncorp Stadium, with 128 matches and a total of 4.2 million patrons. The newest tenants, the Dolphins, have already drawn in 156,000 patrons over five games.
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In terms of concerts, the stadium has entertained 1.3 million patrons through 33 shows. Notably, in 2013, the venue achieved a world record for the largest orchestra with over 7,000 musicians performing at the stadium.
This year has seen several major events at Suncorp Stadium, including Ed Sheeran’s performances over three nights, which attracted over 173,000 patrons. During the Saturday night show, a ground attendance record of 58,439 was set, showcasing the stadium’s capacity to accommodate large crowds.
Minister for Sport Stirling Hinchliffe commented on the stadium’s achievement, stating, “For Suncorp to have more than 20 million fans file through the gates over those 20 years is a true testament to the stadium’s ability to continually attract the biggest acts and events from around the globe.” Hinchliffe also highlighted the upcoming FIFA Women’s World Cup matches, scheduled to take place at Suncorp Stadium in July, and expressed hope that the stadium would be the site of victory for the Maroons as they seek to win another Origin series on June 21st.
Stadiums Queensland Chief Executive Todd Harris emphasized the versatility of Suncorp Stadium, praising its ability to host a wide range of events, from extreme sports to football to live music.
Alan Graham, Suncorp Stadium General Manager, reflected on the venue’s remarkable history, mentioning the thrill of being part of eight consecutive Maroons series wins and highlighting notable international events such as the visits of renowned musicians and prestigious football clubs like Liverpool, Leeds, and Aston Villa.
As Suncorp Stadium celebrates its 20th anniversary, it remains the go-to destination for thrilling sporting events, record-breaking concerts, and unforgettable experiences. The stadium’s legacy continues to grow, solidifying its position as a world-class venue.
XXXX Brewery tanks have unveiled a new striking look to celebrate this coming Origin Series. In a true demonstration of pride, XXXX has proudly displayed two giant 4064 postcodes, a nod to Milton, the home of the brewery.
As Queensland continues to foster an even deeper connection to the Maroons thanks to XXXX, the Queensland Rugby League’s (QRL) longest-running partner and one of the state’s most iconic brands.
For the second year running XXXX will be removing their logo from the QLD jersey’s left sleeve and replacing it with the postcode of each player’s choosing. The aim of the swap is to celebrate the contributions of the broader community in supporting the Maroons players to achieve the ultimate honour for any footy player, running out into an Origin arena with the QLD jersey on their back.
For 2023 it was an obvious evolution to expand this campaign to allow all Queenslanders to showcase their own community pride during the series. As such XXXX has launched limited edition postcode merchandise packs which include a XXXX cap, stubby holder and t-shirt that can be personalised with a fans own postcode of choice (RRP: $49.99 + $10.00 postage).
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In addition, to celebrate the upcoming Origin season and as a demonstration of Queensland pride, XXXX has released a limited-edition can design that encourages all of Queensland to show their pride in their ‘origin’. The limited edition release XXXX Gold Pride in your Origin cans feature a number from 0-9 that can be used to make up Queensland’s 447 postcodes.
By collecting their code and demonstrating their pride, footy fans have an exciting opportunity to win a plethora of prizes, from Maroons ticketed memberships and 2023 Maroons jerseys to $25,000 cash, or a trip to Hamilton Island for four people with selected Queensland Maroons players and representatives.
XXXX has worked alongside current Maroon players Patrick Carrigan (4121) and Christian Welch (4152), in addition to footy legends Sam Thaiday (4815) and Darren Lockyer (4455) to recognise the important role that their local communities played in shaping their football careers.
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Each player named to represent the QLD Maroons throughout the 2023 Origin series will be given the opportunity to wear the postcode of their choosing on their sleeve.
This swap comes as the iconic XXXX Brewery tanks have unveiled a new striking look to celebrate this coming Origin Series. In a true demonstration of pride, XXXX has proudly displayed 2 giant 4064 postcodes, a nod to Milton, the home of the brewery.
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“We know that it takes the support of many along a player’s journey from local junior to QLD Maroon. Players last year embraced the opportunity to celebrate the contributions of their communities by proudly displaying their postcodes on their jersey,” Lion Head of Marketing – Core Beer, Chris Allan said. “Each player has a unique origin story and they are proud to wear their family name on their back and their community on their sleeve.”
“Strong communities are central to the Sunshine State, and with XXXX being a proud Queenslander, we’re thrilled that the mighty Maroons, for the second-year running, are sprinting onto the field representing all of their communities whilst also demonstrating a connection and sense of belonging to their Queensland roots.”
“Growing up in Brisbane it was my dream to represent my state in the Maroon jersey. When I step out onto the field, I’m stepping out for everyone from my hometown of Holland Park (4121) and for our loyal Queensland supporters,” Queensland Maroons lock, Patrick Carrigan notes.
“I’m pumped that this XXXX initiative has continued for its second year – Queenslanders should be extremely proud of it. These communities are close to our hearts so it’s a fitting tribute to wear them on our sleeves and celebrate the places that make this state full of pride and greatness.”
The Queensland postcodes for all Origin games are:
Player #
Player
Community
Postcode
1
Reece Walsh
Nerang
4211
2
Selwyn Cobbo
Cherbourg
4605
3
Valentine Holmes
Townsville
4810
4
Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow
Cairns
4870
5
Murray Taulagi
Inala
4077
6
Cameron Munster
Rockhampton
4701
7
Daly Cherry-Evans
Mackay
4740
8
Thomas Fleger
Tully
4854
9
Ben Hunt
Dingo
4702
10
Lindsay Collins
Stafford
4053
11
Tom Gilbert
Moreton Bay
4017
12
David Fifita
Inala
4077
13
Patrick Carrigan
Holland Park
4121
14
Harry Grant
Yeppoon
4703
15
Tino Fa’asuamaleaui
Gympie
4570
16
Reuben Cotter
Sarina
4737
17
Jai Arrow
Burleigh Heads
4220
18
Tom Dearden
Mackay
4740
19
Christian Welch
Camp Hill
4152
About XXXX
Since 1878 we’ve been celebrating and championing the good life by brewing beer to be enjoyed under the hot Aussie sun. The good life is the most treasured part of the Aussie lifestyle. Whether you’re kicking back on a beach with rods in the sand enjoying the sunset, or rising with the sun to chase the early worm. In any case, it’s about getting the most out of each and every day. It’s as much a mindset as it is a lifestyle, with the right attitude and energy, any situation can be turned into the good life.
About LION
Lion is a leading beverage company headquartered in Sydney, Australia. With origins dating back more than 180 years, Lion is known for its commitment to quality, craftsmanship, community, and sustainability, and recently became Australasia’s first large-scale carbon-neutral brewer. Lion is a pioneer in brewing and continues to innovate across a range of adult beverages. Its core beer portfolio includes many locally loved brands in Australia and New Zealand such as XXXX, Little Creatures, James Squire, Stone & Wood, Emerson’s, Speights and Panhead, and a growing craft beer presence in the US, having brought New Belgium and Bell’s Brewery into the fold. Lion also has an enviable portfolio of NZ wine brands, a premium fine wine business in North America, a craft spirits distribution arm in Australia in Vanguard Luxury Brands, and a shareholding in Four Pillars Gin. Lion employs close to 4,000 people across its markets.
Let’s get cosy on Cribb Street on Saturday, June 3rd for a winter night market that will leave you starstruck. Milton Markets and Milton Rum Distillery have joined forces to curate an unparalleled gourmet street food extravaganza with over 140 unique stalls, coupled with live entertainment, artisan gifts, and a delicious selection of locally crafted beverages.
Prepare to embark on a journey that will ignite your taste buds and enchant your senses. This year, we’re also adding MULLED WINE into the mix, the ultimate winter comfort, perfectly complementing the magical ambience of the event.
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Be transported around the world by global eats, featuring taste sensations from renowned vendors like Hong Kong Dumpling House, Carlos Tacos, Teppanyaki Noodles By Yamatoumi, and It’s A Wing Thing. But it doesn’t end there—indulge your sweet cravings with delectable treats from Mama Mac’s Macaroons, fluffy OMG Decadent Donuts, and various other mouth-watering options.
Make your way to the special pop-up bar, where Milton Rum Distillery will showcase their locally distilled rums alongside a selection of mulled wines, and Stone & Wood wine, beer, and cider. Sip and savour these exceptional offerings as you bask in the moonlight. If you’re looking for non-alcoholic options to enjoy throughout the night, pop over to Groupset Coffee for a little extra buzz or refresh with an icy sangria mocktail by Resfresca.
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Explore a world of incredible artisan made products from makers like paper flowers by Forever in Flower, hand-crafted candles by Sicc Wiccs, and more.
To top it all off, be serenaded by the sweet sounds of local live music that will grace two twilight stages, creating an enchanting soundtrack for you to dance under the stars, or immerse yourself in the warm glow of festoon lighting and be captivated by mesmerising roving performers.
33 Manning, Honey Badger Coffee and Polo Espresso are welcoming winter with the residents of Milton and market-goers through a series of coffee giveaways over the next four weeks.
Coffee lovers can get their morning fix at the first pop-up event from 8am at Milton Markets, 28 May, on the Corner of Cribb Street and Little Cribb Street, Milton.
The coffee giveaways are part of a collaboration between 33 Manning, a sophisticated collection of 130 new residences in the heart of Milton, and expert local roasters Honey Badger Coffee and Polo Espresso.
Taking place over four consecutive weekends starting 28 May, each Sunday 300 cups of coffee will be given away at Milton Markets from 8am until the allocation is exhausted.
Local residents and workers can also enjoy a delicious cup of coffee on the house as the giveaway continues into the work week in collaboration with local favourites Polo Espresso.
Coffees will be available at Polo Espresso’s vibrant pink container at 47 Park Road, Milton between 29 May and 2 June, and 5 to 9 June, until the allocation is exhausted.
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“33 Manning is all about celebrating Milton: the neighbourhood, the people and its vibrancy. Milton’s village-like atmosphere, kaleidoscope of cultures, and connectivity to downtown Brisbane make it special,” said Lachlan Thompson, CEO of Goldfields, one of the developers behind 33 Manning.
He added “We’ve had a great level of interest from locals in 33 Manning and have just reached a major sales milestone, with over half the apartments sold since February. We’re thrilled that the majority of purchasers have been local owner occupiers who love the area.
“We wanted to show our appreciation to the welcoming Milton community by offering a small gesture of gratitude. Our partnership with Honey Badger Coffee and Polo Espresso allows us to support local small businesses while connecting directly with those who live in the area.”
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Key players in the Milton coffee scene, known for their commitment to quality coffee, are Jeremy Bouyrie of Honey Badger Coffee and Sam Holman from Polo Espresso.
“We’re thrilled to be part of this community initiative with 33 Manning, especially to kick off the winter,” said Jeremy.
Sam added, “We’re excited to welcome new residents to the neighbourhood we know and love so much.”
An effortlessly sophisticated selection of two and three-bedroom homes and penthouses, 33 Manning is the first development project in Brisbane for development partners Goldfields and ICON Kajima. The residences are designed to enhance inner-city living with deep expansive balconies, breathtaking river and city views, and quality amenities including a rooftop pool.
The Penthouse Collection features eight 3-bedroom sky homes with a master bedroom suite, two generous sized bedrooms, three detailed bathrooms, second living areas, and large terraces designed for entertaining.
About Goldfields
Goldfields is a diversified national property development group renowned for its unparalleled vision and expertise in the property industry.
Over the past decade, Goldfields has forged a reputation for delivering distinctive projects, constantly striving to combine sophisticated environments with refined aesthetics, attention to detail, and superior design.
The team have a vast wealth of experience across multiple facets of property development including residential apartments, townhouses, master-planned land communities, mixed-use projects, and commercial developments.
About ICON Kajima
Over 20 years, ICON Kajima has become a leader in crafting and delivering a diverse range of residential and commercial projects across Australia and New Zealand. The team takes pride in ensuring its developments create value and exceed in design excellence, becoming iconic projects that will stand the test of time.
ICON Kajima is unique with its capabilities spanning three pillars; direct development, strategic joint ventures with well-regarded partners, and finance solutions, together forming a portfolio of medium to large scale projects. ICON Kajima’s Australasian operations are backed by the expertise of Kajima Group, one of Japan’s largest real estate and construction companies.
