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Well, we’re here again. This time, my wife and I have brought along our three children, ages 11, 9 and 4. I’m always reminded about what I consider the two faces of Bali when boarding our plane from Perth. There’s… Continue Reading →
Could we be aqua gliding? I search my tired memory; is that a fictional term? Did I concoct it, or was I privy to the term on some car documentary in my past? I consider language, and decide the words… Continue Reading →
I have recently returned from just under two weeks to Hong Kong, Macau and Singapore. As I’ve done previously, with Canberra, NE England and Singapore, here are some random facts about Hong Kong… 1. The Taxis have these contraptions installed… Continue Reading →
We were very lucky enough to go to Ubud, Bali again last week for four days. This was only six months after our last visit of the same length. My wife, Meredith and I hired motorbikes for the entire time… Continue Reading →
Recently, Meredith and I spent a few beautiful days in Bali, Indonesia. I did have all intention to write a mini travelogue and publish it here, but in the weeks we’ve been back, it’s been crazily busy at work and… Continue Reading →
It’s true that I’m passionate about Port80 events; I’ve seen so many great things come out of Port80 Perth, I really want to see them established in other Australian capital cities. Well, the Australian Web Industry Association are hitting the… Continue Reading →
After last nights shenanigans at the Southern Cross pub, Cuba St, we woke to an early start, getting to the beautiful, 105 year old, Wellington Town Hall to be greeted by plenty of ushers and volunteers, feeding the masses barista-made… Continue Reading →
It’s no secret that I enjoy going on journeys both across Australia and overseas. During the next two months, I am off to Wellington, New Zealand in February and then Bali, Indonesia in March. I was speaking to a few… Continue Reading →
Although considered two entirely separate areas, Bugis Street and Kampong Glam are within a few minutes walk of each other, and have a similar atmosphere. You cannot be considered a tourist unless you’ve bought some of the many cheap fashion… Continue Reading →