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06.12.2024

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Popular suburbs in Adelaide

10 January 2016 In: Property, Adelaide, General

Suburbs around the fringes of Adelaide city centre are set to become the new property hotspots in 2016. The recent boom in apartment sales in the city centre – a 30% increase in 2015 – has created growing demand for properties in the inner-fringe suburbs. Areas including Croydon, Broadview, Torrensville, Bowden and Brompton have become increasingly popular with average property prices rising steadily in recent years, in some cases by up to 23%. The recent…

Nurse job in Adelaide

06 January 2016 In: Jobs, Adelaide, Health, General

A registered nurse is required to fill a full time position in Adelaide, Australia. The position is a Clinical Care Coordinator representing an aged care provider across a portfolio of sites in Adelaide. This reputable provider has an exciting 18 months ahead, so join now & reap the rewards of endless career progression opportunities. Benefits: Attractive salary available – Upwards of $80,000 + super & salary packaging * Exceptional training & development opportunities * A genuine values-driven…

Adelaide suburbs in record growth

03 January 2016 In: Property, Adelaide, General

Suburbs on the outskirts of Adelaide in Australia have seen house prices soar by over 40% in the past year. The Adelaide suburb of Joslin, 6km from the city centre, has seen the biggest increase with average house prices rising by 43% over the year to September 2015. The average price of a house in Joslin is currently $1,001,500, a rise of more than $300,000, according to the latest Corelogic RP Data report. With a…

Manager job in Adelaide

02 January 2016 In: Jobs, Adelaide, General

A maintenance plumbing company is seeking a General Manager to oversee company operations in Adelaide, Australia. The company specialises in plumbing maintenance for domestic households who require a plumber/gasfitter to attend at short notice. We have plumbers working in most capital cities in Australia, all managed from our national office at Cumberland Park in Adelaide. The role includes the following: Managing all aspects of the business including Operations; Call centre; internal website designers and SEO…

Australia celebrates the New Year

01 January 2016 In: Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Canberra, Darwin, Adelaide, Brisbane, Hobart, General

Australia celebrated the New Year in flamboyant style with spectacular midnight fireworks displays across the country. In New Zealand, the Auckland sky was lit up with half a ton of fireworks launched from the Sky Tower. The five-minute, 360-degree show was broadcast around the world as thousands of people gathered below to watch the spectacle. In Sydney more than a million people filled parks and streets to watch the city’s $7 million New Year show….

Free public transport in Adelaide

24 December 2015 In: Travel, Adelaide, General

Public transport in Adelaide, Australia, will be free of charge this New Year’s Eve. All public transport in the city will be free from 6pm on December 31st until dawn on January 1st 2016. Thanks to Adelaide Metro and the Motor Accident Commission, you can catch FREE buses, trains and trams across metropolitan Adelaide from 6pm New Year’s Eve until dawn the next day. Extra services have been provided on many Adelaide Metro bus, train…

Old houses beat new in Australia

22 December 2015 In: Property, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Canberra, Adelaide, Brisbane, General

Older-style houses in Australia have risen faster in value than newer homes, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics. Older (Established) house prices rose by +2.2% in the third quarter of 2015 to be 11.4% higher over the past 12 months, while attached dwellings rose by 1.4% to be 8.7 % higher over the year. Over the past 12 years established house prices have been rising by an average 5.6% per year, compared to attached…

Travel Manager job in Adelaide

14 December 2015 In: Jobs, Adelaide, General

A Corporate and Leisure Travel company is seeking to employ a Team Leader to work in Adelaide, Australia. As well as consulting duties you will be working in a supervisory role and will need to be confident supervising other consultants. In return for your hard work you will be offered a competitive salary, company benefits and an environment surrounded by fellow travel specialists. JOB DUTIES: • Supervising a small team of consultants • Managing a…

Medical theatre job in Adelaide

08 December 2015 In: Jobs, Adelaide, General

Sugarman group are seeking to recruit a team leader / Theatre co-ordinator for a busy hospital in Adelaide, Australia. Your role at the Adelaide hospital will include: Maintaining professional relationship with staff; Manage the clinical aspects of the operating theatre; To coordinate safe and effective allocation of staff members within the Perioperative team; Take responsibility for the development and maintenance of care standards; ensure the delivery of quality patient care; Act as a leader and role…

Australia set for heatwave

18 November 2015 In: Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Canberra, Darwin, Adelaide, Brisbane, General

Temperatures in Australia are set to soar with a heatwave due in most states across the country. A high pressure system is moving east across the country from Western Australia and will generate high temperatures in all states except Tasmania, say the Bureau of Meteorology. Heatwave conditions are forecast across the interior of Western Australia, South Australia into south-western NSW and northern Victoria, and will become severe in SA and WA. Queensland and north east…

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