#labels bundaberg

[food-wrappers]

What a happy logo.

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[tristanhoffmann-blog]

Self Adhesive Labels Bundaberg

We have been manufacturing a broad range of Self Adhesive Labels Bundaberg and stickers since 1990. We have a number of different types of printers as to give our customers endless flexibility, so that they can get the labels they need.

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[thatsnotcanonpodcasts]

The Other Doctor Death

What do you call a doctor that graduates at the bottom of his class? A doctor.

What do you call a doctor that graduates at the bottom of his class, gets sanctioned for professional misconduct, gets their license revoked, manages to get a job as Director of Surgery at a large regional hospital, and causes the deaths of thirteen odd patients? Doctor Death.

Doctor Jayant Patel worked at the Bundaberg Base Hospital in Queensland, Australia, from 2003 to 2005. In that two year span, the hospital received complaint after complaint about his unprofessional manner, his dangerous lack of hygiene – oh yeah, and his tendency to remove the wrong organ from patients. The unprecedented number of patients that died under Doctor Patel’s care led the media to label him Doctor Death – but unlike his American counterpart, Doctor Patel was not a cold blooded killer.

He was just really, really shitty at his job.

He was eventually tried for the death of three patients and the grievous bodily harm of another, but Doctor Patel’s reign of terror was allowed to rage on for far too long – possibly due to the fact that, due to his speed in conducting these surgeries, Bundaberg Base Hospital was receiving financial incentives from Queensland Health.

Our main source this week was the official inquiry into Doctor Patel and the Bundaberg Base Hospital, known as the Davies Inquiry. If you’re a fan of reading government documents, this one’s a real killer. http://www.qphci.qld.gov.au/final_report/Final_Report.pdf

The High Court decision can be read here http://netk.net.au/Australia/Patel.asp

An overview of Doctor Patel’s record in New York and at Kaiser Permanente can be read here http://blog.oregonlive.com/oregonianextra/2009/02/_australia_ready_to_charge.html#1

Feeling fancy? Even the New York Times wrote about Patel. https://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/19/world/asia/deaths-and-a-doctors-past-transfix-australians.html

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[liquorlegends]

Jim Beam White Label Bourbon

Jim Beam white label is Beam’s flagship bourbon and their best selling product  bottle shop near me open now 

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Nose

Corn, light fruit as well as alcohol practically sum the nose up on this. It’s basic without depth 

Palate

Typical bourbon flavors of caramel and vanilla. Tiny quantity of fruit and also honey. Very ho-hum taste buds with weak taste around.

Finish

Smooth smooth finish with tool size. Corn as well as vanilla are present but overall the coating leaves little perception on you.

Uniqueness

It’s tough to discover anything one-of-a-kind concerning this bourbon. If it wasn’t for the brand name’s lengthy background as well as solid marketing technique, it would likely be a flop if coming onto the marketplace today. But prior to the pitchforks appear, let me back up my factor. Jim Beam of light white label isn’t suggested to be distinct. It’s mellow, low proof and also affordable for a factor: so as many individuals can appreciate it as feasible. There’s absolutely nothing naturally poor about the bourbon. It’s designed for any kind of degree of bourbon enthusiast, or for that matter any alcohol enthusiast, to not be upset by the taste. That is why you see it in every bar in America.

Value

Jim Light beam is a budget bourbon pure and simple. Possibly much more times than not, it’s where many people start their bourbon trip. Its low proof as well as cost make it a terrific location to begin. For people that want to make scotch alcoholic drinks, low cost is often the leading point they’re searching for. If we’re mosting likely to seriously check out this bourbon however, then all of the bourbon’s features need to be analyzed. Its moderate taste, lack of complexity and reduced proof factor do not make it an excellent sipper. There are numerous fantastic bourbons on the marketplace for $5 bucks more. At just $10 bucks much more, there are lots of bourbons that are light years ahead of this.

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[revenant-chaos]

I rate soda bottles in my collection by style. pt2.

image limit my unbeloved

part 1

6. Sidral Mundet, apple flavor.

The entire bottle is covered in a design, with a apple silhouette left for the company name. Truely a interesting bottle. 7/10.

7. Bundaberg & Peace Tree Brewing Co. root beer flavor.

Root beer bottles usual have this as a theme, and I love it! You can't really see them when in a case, they really are that short. But both bottles had something carved into them. 8/10.

8. Fanta, strawberry flavor.

The bottle is taller than most, and has ridges at the base, which make a wonderful sensory feeling. A unique style. 7/10.

9. Coca Cola, mini regular, amd california raspberry flavor.

The classic!! A soda industry icon. Coca Cola bottles have distinct ridges, and a unique shape. Wonderful. 10/10

10. Lorina, blood orange flavor.

This?? I don't know why, but i'm glad they did. Truely a funky bottle. (with a amazing label.) 11/10. In the 2nd picture, you might be able to see the bumps on the side of the bottle, ALL glass bottles have these, as a sign on what mold was used to make them.

Ok! All styles I have, rated. Maybe one day I'll show my favorite labels :D

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[thevisafly]

The Australian Tourist Visa – All You Need To Know!

Australia is a beautiful country that consists of the islands Australia, Tasmania, and many other smaller islands. It is part of the Oceania territory, and is well-known for many unique sights. The Australian Visa is common too, considering many Indians visit here yearly. It’s also possible to get an online visa or Australia, thus making the visa process friendlier.

Why Should You Visit Australia? Australia has much to offer. Unique experiences include The Great Barrier Reef, Sydney Opera House, as well as wildlife such as koalas and kangaroos. The indigenous people of Australia are also an important part of their heritage, with a culture stretching over 50,000 years. They are the aboriginal people, and their significance can be seen throughout many different parts of the country. Metropolitan areas like Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra have aboriginal tours, as well. Another indigenours culture – Australia’s Torres Strait Islanders also have an equally captivating lifestyle of their own. Make sure to visit the area to immerse yourself!

Of course, Australia’s charm doesn’t stop here. The Great Barrier Reef is the world’s largest coral reef, spanning from Cape York to Bundaberg. If snorkelling is on your bucket list, this place is a must-see! You may not even realise the time passing whilst swimming in the sea – people spend over 5 hours here. Therefore, it is best to book out a whole day for yourself if you wish to explore these shores. Other parts of Australia that showcase its wild beauty include Purnululu and Kakadu National Parks, respectively.

Other interesting things to do include bar-hop through Australia’s amazing nightlife scene or go in search of insane street art. The National Gallery and National Museum of Australia are also crowd favourites, and cultural hotspots. Sydney Opera House, MONA, Adelaide Oval and Sovereign Hill are also interesting experiences you wouldn’t want to miss. The Different Types of Australian Tourist Visa As is the case in any other country, Australia too has a wide variety of visa options – both temporary and permanent. There are the Australia Tourist Visa, Business Visa, Student visa and the Australia working visa to name a few. Much of the Australian visa application procedure is done online, with little hassle once all documents are submitted.

One really interesting fact about the Australia visa is that this visa is not stamped on your passport. The visa will be digitally tagged with a ‘visa label’. This visa label is completely online, and will be logged with the Government already. It will not be shown as a hard copy in your passport. The Australia visa application online portals are usually quite fast, however you may face confusion with documents and specifics. This is where Visa2Fly comes in!

Australian Tourist and Business Visas In this article we will be focusing on two temporary visa categories: the Australia Tourist Visa and the Australia Business Visa. Both of these can be put into another bracket of visas, the Visitor Visa. Here, these two visas come under Subclass 600 of the Australia visitor visa.

The tourist visa is a single-entry visa, whereas for business visas you can apply for a multiple-entry option as well. More details about their validity, Australia visa fees and processing time can be found on our Australia Visa page.

The main difference between the two visas is that the business visa can be used to engage in business visitor activities. You can attend conferences, meetings, close business deals, and invest with this visa. Engaging in a paid activity on a tourist or business visa is not allowed. You cannot be paid by someone to be there, even if you are working for the pay. Although, you can tour Australia, visit relatives and indulge in Australian culture with this visa. If your child is studying in Australia and you want to visit them, you will need this (tourist) visa – i.e., the Australia parent visa is a tourist visa.

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[thefatrumpirate]

Requiem SS Ferret Australian Pot Still Rum

Requiem SS Ferret Australian Pot Still Rum

Requiem SS Ferret Australian Pot Still Rum. I was going to leave the title of this bottling as Requiem SS Ferret – but I thought it looked a bit strange! So I’ve added another prominent feature, on the front label to the title. I’ve not reviewed many rums from Australia. Despite a dreadful experience with Bundaberg, I wouldn’t say I’ve been put off trying Australian rum. Logistically though, its…

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[sunsetsafaris]

New Year Offer Sunset Safari Great Barrier Reef Tours

The beauty of every New Year lies in the excitement and joy that brings in every year and what can be a better way to usher in the year than planning a trip to Australia. When the north is reeling under the intense cold waves, it all warm and toasty in down under and like thousands of others across a globe you too want to bask in the sun in one of the beautiful beaches of Australia then book your tickets and fly down to welcome the next year  in style. Though there are a lot of scenic spots in Australia nothing generates more curiosity than the iconic Great Barrier Reefs. Known to be the largest coral reef system in the world it covers an area of 344,400 square kilometres and because of its unique eco system it is both a world heritage listed site and has been labelled as one of the seven natural wonders of the world.

Those planning to visit the place should find the best possible tour company and nothing can beat the ones offered by Sunset Safari Great Barrier Reef Vacation., a company that comes highly recommended by trip advisor. Apart from the free pick up and drop from pre given points they offer some fantastic free stuff which make them all the more attractive. The 3 day tour is the best way to see this natural wonderland and while you are being driven in the super comfortable 4WD coaches you can enjoy the scenic beauty and in between you will get a free visit to an animal zoo and enjoy some delicious homemade ice cream and farm fresh sugarcane in Mamminos. In the zoo one gets to play with Koalas, hand feed kangaroos, see the croc feeding and watch the show of some of the most poisonous snakes in the region.

The 3 day itinerary will be filled with fun and excitement but then nothing will prepare you for the underwater tour in the Lady Musgrave Island where you can swim, snorkel and will have a guided tour of the coral cays. The underwater park filled colourful corals, reef fishes, turtles and other exotic marine life forms is breathtakingly beautiful and you will have the most spectacular view and the images of this will last you a lifetime. The company also arranges for glass bottom boat tour, free tour of the snorkelling tour, fish feeding tour and the best part is that they get to spend a whole day on one of the biggest and most luxurious boat in the region enjoying the beautiful sights and bonding with your new friends in the group. From November to March you can have a live turtle encounter and during the off season you will learn all about the life cycle of the Loggerhead Turtles and the conservation measures taken to preserve them. The visitors going there during June to November get the free whale watching experience where you stop and admire the largest mammals in the world.

If you think you can still do some more then go in for the optional tours which include surfing lessons, scuba diving, tennis and going to see the rum factory in Bundaberg. The 3 day tour will include all meals including a traditional Australian BBQ, comfortable accommodation, beach parties and when you come back home all that you can talk about how much you enjoyed the Great Barrier Reef Holidays and how good the tour package was..

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8 of the best Bundaberg restaurants, distilleries and food tours

Traditionally known as a superb sugar cane region, Bundaberg has added a bounty of new fruits, vegetables, herbs and spices to its growing, glorious food bowl. And with the demand for farmers to grow greater variety, the local culinary scene has taken off.

Four hours north of Brisbane on Queensland’s subtropical coast, you name it; farmers, chefs and artisan distillers are growing, cooking, blending or brewing it here.

Use this list of Bundaberg restaurants, distilleries and food tours as your road map for what to taste first.

Take a Bundy Food Tour

Take a half-day food and drinks tour around Bundaberg with expert guide, Suzie Clarke, to discover the area’s quality, flavour and diversity in all things agricultural. Tailored to suit the season and requests, you can visit local farms to meet the producers who whole-heartedly share their stories, wit and knowledge and experience a behind-the-scenes look at the growing, harvesting and distributing processes.

You’ll gain first-person insight into the growing of everything from berries, avocados, dragonfruit, figs, seafood and macadamia nuts to capsicums, ginger, sweet potatoes, coffee, tomatoes and beef.

Sample fresh seafood at Grunske’s By the River

Grunske’s By the River is Bundaberg’s go-to seafood market and restaurant. In the fishing industry for more than 40 years, the Grunske family operates a fleet of prawn trawlers and fishing vessels, delivering fresh seafood to the restaurant every day. Perched high above the Burnett River, the restaurant, while not grand, is open air, relaxed and breezy.

Fresh from the trawlers, the choices include all the beloveds from shucked scallops, oysters, wild prawns, and crab to reef and estuary fish and squid.

This is the place to go when you’re craving a seafood risotto; tempura battered whiting or prawns with cuttlefish chips; a superb scallop and Moreton Bay bug mornay or a good ol’ seafood platter.

Immerse yourself in the Bundaberg Rum Distillery

You don’t have to be a Bundy Rum drinker to appreciate the distilling process of this world-class rum. Following an $8.5m upgrade in 2016, on top of the original distillery tour, you can now Blend Your Own Rum and bottle it up to take home.

From start to finish, tours of the Bundaberg Rum Distillery, led by in the know guides, are laced with a sense of fun and packed with amazing facts from the history and locally sourced ingredients to blending and processing. Churning out more than 60,000 bottle of rum a day, the magic mix includes Bundaberg grown sugar cane – milled to make the equivalent of four Olympic sized swimming pools of swirling, sludgy molasses each year – along with yeast and water.

After the tour, linger at the swanky bar to sample the delicious range of leading spirits, the making of which dates back to 1888. Sip the Solera and you’ll discover why it was awarded world’s best dark rum.

Did you know? The polar bear first appeared on Bundy Rum bottles in 1961 with the slogan, “Bundaberg Rum – to ward off the coldest of southern chills”?

Unearth new gin at Kalki Moon Distilling and Brewing Company

Born out of the Bundaberg cane fields, Kalki Moon arrived on the brewing scene in 2017. This boutique distillery produces gin, vodka and liqueurs and has quickly earned a rock-solid reputation. Behind the copper sills you’ll find international award- winning distiller and blender, Rick Prosser, who runs Kalki Moon with his family.

The range of hand-crafted spirits has already snapped up several top awards. Throw back the sensationally smooth Navy strength gin, which recently won gold at the Australian Distilled Spirits Awards; and you also can’t go past the Pink Gin or Choc-Mint Liqueur.

The company’s greatly anticipated first batch of rum, after two years of distilling, will soon join the range. Stop by for a free tour or just a taste and buy your choice of spirit at special cellar door prices.

Get some ginger in your beer at The Bundaberg Barrel

Visit the home of the famous Bundaberg Ginger Beer, The Bundaberg Barrel, to acquaint yourself with an impressive range of soft drinks while learning more about the brewing process and the history of Bundaberg Brewed Drinks.

Drink your way through the range of flavoured drinks on a self-guided tour and if inclined, create your own customised soft drink label. 

Munch on local fare at Indulge

Made famous by former owners Amanda and Larry Hinds for their success in partnering with local farmers, Indulge Café perfectly plates up prime local produce. Now under exceptional chef, Mitchell White, this popular Bundaberg restaurant is still widely known for championing local farmers.

While you’ll find it buzzing for breakfast and lunch Tuesday to Saturday, Mitchell and fiancé, Marleen LeLeux, have added a laid-back tapas, cocktails, fine wine and locally distilled spirits experience three nights a week.

Eat local at Water Street Kitchen

Water Street Kitchen is a local gem tucked in suburban Bundaberg. Owners Alex and Jen Cameron have extended their bourgeoning catering company to a popular paddock-to-plate restaurant. The mix of a vibrant atmosphere, welcoming staff, snazzy decor and deeply flavoursome fare makes this the ideal place for lingering breakfasts, brunches or lunches.

Stop by for great coffee brews and a revolving, handcrafted menu – think sand crab lasagna, pomegranate sorbet and sought after lemon curd filled donuts. On Friday nights the doors stay open for fine dining starring local produce.

Try it all at RiverFeast

On Friday nights and every third Sunday afternoon of the month, Bundaberg’s old marine college transforms into the RiverFeast food market. As the sun fades over the Burnett River, a crowd gathers to eat, drink, shop and stock pantries.

An innovative range of stalls offer the best of local produce with street eats from dips, dukkah, tapas and seafood to crisp pork belly, paella and pulled pork tacos. And as bars pour craft brewed beers, ciders and wines, live music entertains and lifts the vibrant mood.

Keen to extend your stay and continue eating your way through Bundaberg? Use this 48-hour road trip guide.

What are your favourite Bundaberg restaurants and foodie experiences? Share with us below.

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Label Printing Bundaberg

Because of our flexibility in Label Printing Bundaberg, we are able to offer competitive prices and turnarounds on all types of custom labels.  We are able to produce it for you in small or large print runs. We also have thermal labels, vinyl labels, hot and cold foil printers, laminated, UV coated, flexographic presses and a range of digital printing that enable us to print in small or large quantities in a short space of time.

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[food-wrappers]

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Australian Government Invests in Crypto Startup for 'Bitcoin Boost' for Tourism

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Australian Government Invests in Crypto Startup for 'Bitcoin Boost' for Tourism

The government of Queensland, Australia’s second largest and third-most populous state, is backing a local crypto payments startup that officials believe will help boost tourism in the state.

In an announcement on its official website on Wednesday, the Queensland government revealed details of an AUD$8.3 million grant given to 70 domestic companies looking to innovate in the region. Pointedly, the announcement pinned Queensland-based crypto payments startup TravelbyBit as the headlining act in describing it as “a startup company set to drive more tourists to Central Queensland by selling travel experiences online using cryptocurrency.”

In statements after announcing the Advance Queensland Ignite Ideas grant to the crypto startup, Queensland Innovation Minister Kate Jones said:

“Tourism is one of Queensland’s most important industries. TravelbyBit has devised a clever way to make it easier for visitors to our state to pay for their purchases with a growing number of local businesses accepting cryptocurrency payments.”

TravelbyBit’s point-of-sale cryptocurrency payments app is currently in use among over 30 local businesses including resorts, tour operators and restaurants in Agnes Water, a beach-side tourist getaway now billed as Australia’s first ‘digital currency town’. The town’s own welcome sign labels itself as such, with bitcoin, bitcoin cash, NEM, litecoin and ethereum highlighted as the five cryptocurrencies accepted through the payments app.

Source: Facebook/NEM

“I understand TravelbyBit is specifically targeting places like Bundaberg (a coastal city in Queensland) – using cryptocurrency to make it easier for tourists to book holidays,” she said, adding “That’s why we’ve invested to help them scale-up their operation and ultimately create more jobs in Queensland.”

TravelbyBit is set to receive AUD$100,000 from the grant, funding which the company will ramp up its expansion to add to the 150 merchants already using its PoS crypto-friendly platform to accept cryptocurrency across Australia.

As reported by CCN, the startup is also enabling a number of retailers at Brisbane Airport, Australia’s third-busiest airport, to accept cryptocurrency from travelers arriving or departing its terminals.

TravelbyBit CEO Caleb Yeoh revealed the PoS platform will soon add support for Binance Coin (BNB) while confirming that the government grant’s funds will be used to expand its own team and further development of its platform to accept more cryptocurrencies in the future.

He stated:

 “We have more than 150 merchants across Australia using our system and this funding, to develop a purpose-built platform that will accept digital currencies from anywhere in the world, will allow us to add jobs not only directly to our team but also across the broader tourism industry.”

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                   The Australian Tourist Visa – All You Need To Know!

Australia is a beautiful country that consists of the islands Australia, Tasmania, and many other smaller islands. It is part of the Oceania territory, and is well-known for many unique sights. The Australian Visa is common too, considering many Indians visit here yearly. It’s also possible to get an online visa or Australia, thus making the visa process friendlier.

Why Should You Visit Australia? Australia has much to offer. Unique experiences include The Great Barrier Reef, Sydney Opera House, as well as wildlife such as koalas and kangaroos. The indigenous people of Australia are also an important part of their heritage, with a culture stretching over 50,000 years. They are the aboriginal people, and their significance can be seen throughout many different parts of the country. Metropolitan areas like Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra have aboriginal tours, as well. Another indigenours culture – Australia’s Torres Strait Islanders also have an equally captivating lifestyle of their own. Make sure to visit the area to immerse yourself!

Of course, Australia’s charm doesn’t stop here. The Great Barrier Reef is the world’s largest coral reef, spanning from Cape York to Bundaberg. If snorkelling is on your bucket list, this place is a must-see! You may not even realise the time passing whilst swimming in the sea – people spend over 5 hours here. Therefore, it is best to book out a whole day for yourself if you wish to explore these shores. Other parts of Australia that showcase its wild beauty include Purnululu and Kakadu National Parks, respectively.

Other interesting things to do include bar-hop through Australia’s amazing nightlife scene or go in search of insane street art. The National Gallery and National Museum of Australia are also crowd favourites, and cultural hotspots. Sydney Opera House, MONA, Adelaide Oval and Sovereign Hill are also interesting experiences you wouldn’t want to miss.

The Different Types of Australian Tourist Visa As is the case in any other country, Australia too has a wide variety of visa options – both temporary and permanent. There are the Australia Tourist Visa, Business Visa, Student visa and the Australia working visa to name a few. Much of the Australian visa application procedure is done online, with little hassle once all documents are submitted.

One really interesting fact about the Australia visa is that this visa is not stamped on your passport. The visa will be digitally tagged with a ‘visa label’. This visa label is completely online, and will be logged with the Government already. It will not be shown as a hard copy in your passport. The Australia visa application online portals are usually quite fast, however you may face confusion with documents and specifics. This is where Visa2Fly comes in!

Australian Tourist and Business Visas In this article we will be focusing on two temporary visa categories: the Australia Tourist Visa and the Australia Business Visa. Both of these can be put into another bracket of visas, the Visitor Visa. Here, these two visas come under Subclass 600 of the Australia visitor visa.

The tourist visa is a single-entry visa, whereas for business visas you can apply for a multiple-entry option as well. More details about their validity, Australia visa fees and processing time can be found on our Australia Visa page.

The main difference between the two visas is that the business visa can be used to engage in business visitor activities. You can attend conferences, meetings, close business deals, and invest with this visa. Engaging in a paid activity on a tourist or business visa is not allowed. You cannot be paid by someone to be there, even if you are working for the pay. Although, you can tour Australia, visit relatives and indulge in Australian culture with this visa. If your child is studying in Australia and you want to visit them, you will need this (tourist) visa – i.e., the Australia parent visa is a tourist visa.

What Are The Documents Required For An Australia Visa? Documents Required For Australia Tourist Visa These are the documents required for a tourist visa in Australia. Please note, this list is not exhaustive, sometimes you may be asked for more documents. However, this is on a case-by-case basis, so it depends on the individual application.

Documents Include: Visa Application Form  – This form must be fully completed, and signed by you. It will then be submitted for visa approval. Visa Fees – You would need sufficient funds to pay for your visa. This would need to be made at the time of making your interview appointment.

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