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January 20, 2021
Celebrate the long weekend with Burns Day into Australia Day
January 18, 2021For Auld Lang Syne.
A Scots-language poem written by Robert Burns in 1788 and set to the tune of a traditional folk song.
Burns Night is annually celebrated in Scotland on or around January 25. It commemorates the life of the bard, who was born on January 25, 1759. The day also celebrates Burns’ contribution to Scottish culture.
Haggis is traditionally served as part of the Burns supper on or near January 25, with a traditional meal complimented with neeps & tatties (turnips & potatoes).
However at Kilted Haggis, we bring a new line of foods filled with the delicacy, to suit all types of cultures and taste buds.
Although haggis is a fairly ethical food ( a savoury pudding containing sheep’s pluck (heart, liver, and lungs), minced with onion, oatmeal, suet, spices, and salt, mixed with stock, the suet used in our haggis is a beef extract.
Any further information on the haggis should be directed to www.pacdon.com.au Pacdon Park Australia’s only award winners of haggis since 2011.
Kilted Haggis brand new menu
November 26, 2020We haven’t posted for a while, but we’ve certainly not been slacking.
Our food truck business has never been more popular and with the summer looming, our diary is filling nicely.
We did have one problem though, we hadn’t updated our menu and our A4’s were looking pretty tired. That was until we found another local business who knew exactly what we needed to keep customers happy.
EV333 Custom print and signage, acted as though they had known us forever when they came round to the premises to measure up, for a vinyl adhesive permanent menu on the side and back of our truck! Vic knew exactly what we needed and was very generous with the cost. We were so pleased with the outcome, we got EV333 to create our sign for the upcoming Grazeland venue in Spotswood, opening in January.
Weddings are back – let’s connect
November 6, 2020Weddings are back! Although they still look a little different to how many had originally planned them to be.
Business connections are so valuable, that is why I am looking to meet and collaborate with other local business owners. Let’s put together the most amazing wedding packages that Melbourne has ever seen and show case our very own Brimbank.
Do you have a venue/restaurant/cafe that can be used for small weddings? Remember, minimonies are trending right now with many keeping costs front of mind. Let’s chat!
Are you a florist, jeweler, bridal boutique or menswear store? Let’s chat!
Do you hire wedding cars, helicopters, wedding transport? Let’s chat!
Are you a mobile food or drinks caterer? Let’s chat!
Are you a photographer? Let’s chat!
Do you hire wedding props? Let’s chat!
Do you have a business that is not listed but you would like to chat about the possibility of collaboration? Let’s chat!
This is not a conclusive list, so please do not hesitate to make contact with me for a friendly chat. Let’s see what we can create when we all work together and bring Brimbank back to life!
Melbourne Celebrant Sharon Munro
0403 179 667
Do you need assistance to safely reopen your business?
October 28, 2020
The Benefits Of Process Mapping For Your Business
October 2, 2020
Better visualisation of the process It made it clear as to who was doing what as part of the process What tasks needed to be completed and by when Why each activity had to be completed within a particular timeframe What equipment, software, material and people needed to be resourced (whether internal or external to the business) Identifying areas that are a root cause to a problem (avoid band-aid fix and look to eliminating the problem) Identifying areas of opportunity for improvement (to save time and money and increase quality) Collaboration and input by those involved in the process (increases the acceptance of changes) Creating a standard operating procedure on that process (increases standardisation and ability to cross-train people)
FREE TOTAL BODY 3D SKIN CHECK – OCT 2020
Dear Local Brimbank Businesses,
To show our support for local businesses, for the month of October, Medimark will be offering free skin checks using Victoria’s only total body 3D digital skin imaging system; the VECTRA WB360. This incredible machine coupled with the trained eye of a medical professional is the ultimate skin check available. A similar service using a hand-held device cost $399 but we are offering it completely free.
To book in a session, simply like Medimark’s Facebook page and submit your contact details in the form.
Places are limited to the client’s availability in October.
Medimark’s Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/medimarkAUS
Common Questions
- A GP referral is not required.
- The 5kms does not apply as you are seeking medical treatment. An email will be sent to you, confirming your appointment.
- The client admin team will contact you to book in a time.
- The medical centre is located in East Melbourne, VIC
To your health,
The Medimark Australia Team
Connecting Specialists with Patients.
Reopening businesses safely
September 29, 2020While we do not know what the future holds for COVID, is your business prepared to ensure a COVID-safe environment for all staff and visitors when it does reopen?
If you are looking for support, look no further.
At Jenny Tran, we can assist businesses to safely reopen and meet the mandatory criteria set by the government. This includes embedding COVID safety controls in your induction documents, risk assessments and training.
Contact Jenny Tran (Principal OH&S consultant)
E: ohsadvisory@outlook.com
LATEST FASHION AT COMPETITIVE PRICE @ BRANDSCO
September 18, 2020Hello Valued Customers!
BRANDSCO hip-hop concept is one of the oldest street-wear retail concept provides authentic high-end hip-hop fashion Clothing and accessories to customers in Brimbank since 2008.
Brandsco hip-hop store is well known fashion store among all ages young and old, men and women for its lates hip hop collections.
Brandsco sells more then 800 hip hop clothing and accessories. Brandsco management highly values the support of customers and suppliers.
Visit us at Shop 16 Cairnlea Town Center
Look forward to seeing you soon!
https://thecrib.com.au/about-us/
Over the past couple of weeks, trust is something I have had to work on. My eldest son turned 19 this week and had only got his licence a couple of weeks ago due to the COVID restrictions here in Melbourne. I thought him turning 18 and going out with his friends to clubs and bars was stressful enough, hoping he would make the right decisions out there in the ‘real world.’
Little did I realise that him getting his licence had me dealing with more concerns around trust. I found myself worrying and hoping that he would be okay. I was hoping that he would make decisions that would keep him out of harm’s way. I would find myself constantly looking at the clock, staying up all night not having any peace until he got home.
I concluded that over the 19 years of my husband and I bringing up our son, we would have hopefully instilled some values that he would follow through in his actions. I had to trust that as parents, we have done all we could to allow him to make his own decisions.
Trust and values also apply in the workplace. We need to trust that by instilling values and leading by example, that others would embrace them and acknowledge the benefit of being guided by the values to make daily decisions.