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Calling all WEB GEEKS (PROS)

Published Monday, February 02, 2015

It is great to see a Caboolture owned and operated business growing! Check out the job positions this tech company has created - either apply or pass onto someone you think might be suitable for this...

ATTENTION
“Calling all WEB GEEKS”

Web-Sta Affordable Web Design is growing.

We are looking for two (2) self-motivated, experienced and passionate Online Marketing (SEO) specialists.
To be the next Webgirl or Webboy, you would need quality experience in SEO, Google Adwords set-up and campaign management, Google Analytics, copywriting/editing and be willing to work from home. Have own computer, reliable internet connection & phone as well as an ABN.
We are looking for applicants with exceptional verbal and email communication skills and attention to detail. If you are efficient and able to follow protocol...and are really good at SEO...please send us your resume!

Experience with Wordpress, associated SEO plugins as well as a marketing background/experience and social media marketing is a BONUS.
* We are offering 2 to 4 hours work per day with opportunity to increase
* Hourly rate negotiable dependent on past experience & quality of work
* Client Database already established
* We collect new leads for you
* Business established 2006
Send your resume & portfolio to: webgirl@web-sta.com.au

Web-Sta Affordable Web Design is growing.

Want to Learn how to Drive a Truck?

Published Saturday, October 25, 2014

So, if you're in the Gold Coast area and thinking about getting a truck licence, then Burleigh Driver Training School are worth consideration.

One of the reasons this driver training school for truck driving is worth looking at, they can get you licensed and work with you regardless of your experience in and around trucks.

And one of their most popular offerings is the Gold Coast heavy rigid (HR) driver training where you get put behind the wheel and directed to competence.

Also, when you're thinking about getting your licence and going through driver training, especially when it is likely that you're doing this to get a job driving. It is important that you take the time and demand to learn not only the best practices, but also the things to avoid when you're out on the roads for hours at a time.

At times, driving a truck can come with a huge amount of pressure and responsibility. Traffic congestion, awkward freight cargo, deadlines set and the period you are required to concentrate can all lead to potential hazards on the road for you.

But, with a little planning and using the techniques Burleigh Driver Training School gives you, your career behind the wheel can be enjoyable and something you look forward to.

Published Sunday, August 31, 2014

Caboolture Food Lovers - Ep 2 – Produce Showcasing with Two Old Ducks [VIDEO]

Published Thursday, August 21, 2014

Caboolture Chaplains: Future Direction - Video

Attention Food Lovers!!!

Published Friday, August 15, 2014

Caboolture Food Lovers - Ep 1 - What's In Store - Watch the video!

Flair Jewellery Signature

Published Tuesday, July 29, 2014

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P.O. Box 229

Wurtulla 4575

It was EPIC, it was THREE days, it was 3,116 kilometres, it was in a SUZUKI S-Cross - Follow the link and watch the VIDEO and read all about it...

The Glass House Mountains, to Canberra, a bowl of the best laksa and back to the Glass House Mountains - ALL IN THREE DAYS!

*Point of clarification: We weren't actually in the road accident (you'll know what I mean if you watch the video).

Join the adventure, join the ride thanks to News Talk 4BC 1116 and Suzuki Queensland. And see just what Australian road-trips have to offer... http://mwroadtrip.me/from-brisbane-to-canberra-and-back-in-search-of-amazing-laksa/

FROM BRISBANE TO CANBERRA AND BACK IN SEARCH OF AMAZING LAKSA

Baby Runs Over Blues Origin Captain in Suzuki S-Cross

Published Wednesday, May 28, 2014

Watch video: Aurelia decided that it was her turn to take the Suzuki S-Cross for a spin thanks to News Talk 4BC 1116 and Suzuki Queensland.

It all started well, but then she got way too into the Queensland State Of Origin spirit.

No actual Blues football players were harmed in the making of this video. The jersey and football have been donated to the Leukaemia Foundation Caboolture Branch.

Although, we suspect there is no value what-so-ever in those items, we encourage you to purchase them anyway simply to support a good cause...

Suzuki S-Cross Out of FUEL

Published Tuesday, May 27, 2014

Ha ha, so people that know me know I hate standing at a bowser waiting for the fuel tank to fill up. I'm one of those people that drive till the light comes on and then some.

We fueled up in Tamworth, made it home to the Glass House Mountains and then back into Brisbane today - about 750 kilometres.

As I was driving through the city, the fuel light came on, then a beep beep here and there and then the trip computer indicated the car was set to dry up and stop.

The thought went through my mind, 'if I run out on a Brisbane main road, surely I'd get a mention on the 4BC traffic report for causing gridlock'.

WATCH THE VIDEO TO SEE WHAT HAPPENED!!!

Follow the Suzuki S-Cross Adventure!!!

Published Tuesday, May 20, 2014

We have been putting the Suzuki S-Cross through its paces since getting it thanks to 4BC and Suzuki Queensland. BUT you won't believe what we will be putting it through next. Follow the link to check out the adventure so far and a hint on what comes next - http://mwroadtrip.me/suzuki-s-cross-our-first-drive-and-viewer-challenge-no-1/.

Steepest Brisbane Street Suzuki S-Cross Challenge

Published Monday, May 19, 2014

WATCH VIDEO: As part of the 4BC Suzuki Blogger challenge, this morning we took the Suzuki S-Cross to the steepest street in Brisbane. Fairfax Media’s the Brisbane Times has revealed that Gower Street in Toowong has the honour of being Brisbane’s steepest street, with a slope of 31 per cent at an angle of 17.4 degrees. This adventure brought back memories of when we took a campervan up the steepest street in the world in New Zealand. Our efforts that time meant we featured in a debate on BBC UK radio. This time, this happened. [Watch Video] Like the 4BC Suzuki Blogger 9 - Andrew Facebook page and join the adventure, join the ride. Thanks in advance.