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Monday, 21 January 2013
Django Unchained red carpet movie premiere: Sydney, Australia
Thursday, 17 January 2013
GUNS N’ ROSES CONFIRMED TO TOUR AUSTRALIA IN MARCH 2013 WITH SPECIAL GUESTS ZZ TOP AND ROSE TATTOO
Wednesday, 16 January 2013
Rolling Stone Awards: Beach Road Hotel, Bondi Beach, Sydney, Australia
The Rolling Stone Awards: Beach Road Hotel, Bondi Beach, Sydney, Australia...
KillRockStar Big Dog Entertainment, FasterLouder, inthemix & Street Press Australia present: Happy Mondays
Twining's Australia tea endorsed by former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd; Picnic and afternoon tea at Sydney University
Twining's tea endorsed by former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd; Picnic and afternoon tea at Sydney University
Tuesday, 15 January 2013
ROSE BYRNE walks the pink carpet at the Australian Premiere of I GIVE IT A YEAR
Rose Byrne returns home in Sydney to attend the Australian Premiere of her new film I GIVE IT A YEAR at Event Cinemas George Street.
The film also stars Simon Baker, Rafe Spall, Anna Faris, Minnie Driver and Stephen Merchant and comes from Working Title Films, the producers of Bridget Jones’s Diary, Love Actually and Notting Hill.
Monday, 14 January 2013
MIRANDA KERR TEST DRIVES NEW CHAUFFEUR SERVICE
Qantas ambassador Miranda Kerr has stepped out in Los Angeles to help promote the airline’s upcoming Chauffeur Drive service.
Chauffeur Drive will be offered to Qantas travellers as part of its global airline partnership with
Emirates from April 2013, and to other Qantas long-haul destinations from mid-2013.
Passengers will be collected in a luxury vehicle and driven to the airport to meet their flight. On arrival
at their destination, they will be met by another chauffeur service and driven to their hotel, office or
home.
Miranda said she was looking forward to using the new service.
“I’m sure many regular travellers like myself will appreciate not having to worry about organising
transport to and from the airport,” said Miranda.
“This is a fantastic new benefit, providing an extra level of convenience at the beginning and end of
your journey.”
Chauffeur Drive will be offered to Qantas passengers travelling in First and Business on flights
between Australia to Dubai and London from April 2013.
Elsewhere on the Qantas network, Chauffeur Drive will be available on flights greater than 12 hours
long from July 2013 – namely, flights between Australian and Los Angeles, Dallas, New York,
Santiago and Johannesburg.
Subject to regulatory approval, Qantas and Emirates will form a global partnership and provide
customers in Australia access to more than 70 one-stop destinations in Europe, the Middle East and
Africa. The partnership will give customers a seamless Australian and international network, exclusive
frequent flyer benefits and world-class travel experiences.
The shoot with Miranda tops a week of activity by Qantas in the United States that has included its
Sprit of Australia cocktail event, involvement in the 10th annual G’Day USA function and the
announcement of the Ellen DeGeneres Show coming to Australia in March.
Attached: A picture of Miranda Kerr stepping out of a chauffeur driven car at Los Angeles’ Mr C hotel.
The image will be used in upcoming campaigns to let Business and First Class passengers know
about the Chauffer Drive service on long haul flights.
Sunday, 13 January 2013
Rubber Duck, Darling Harbour Sydney Australia
Rubber Duck, Darling Harbour Sydney Australia, a set on Flickr.
Via Flickr:
One of the quirky highlights of Sydney Festival 2013 will be Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman's Rubber Duck.
The Rubber Duck - made of a PVC material similar to jumping castles - was constructed in New Zealand by a company that specialises in sewing stadium rooftops and large sails.
He's about 15m high by 15m wide and he's about 18m long," Mr Jessop said of the duck.
It took three people three weeks to sew it - it's about 6km of stitching.
Twenty-five to 30 minutes is all it takes (to inflate), that's using four blowers.
Spectators won't notice it from the shore, but the Rubber Duck, weighing in at 500kg, will be sitting on a 10-tonne barge, hidden by the surface of the water, to ensure it doesn't take flight in the event of high winds.
Just getting the duck into the harbour involves several tug boats, the opening of Pyrmont Bridge, plus a break in the monorail service.