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well i notice a move to annoy the Saudi Royals , maybe that higher oil price is coming ( with or without a spring weather event )
Popular Melbourne brewery announces closure
A popular brewery is going into liquidation and shutting down forever after it couldn’t scrape its way out of a financial black hole.
Overnight, Victorian-based Deeds Brewing announced to its 23,000 followers that the venue had made the “difficult decision” to wind up the business after failing to find a buyer.
The “proudly independent” and award-winning Deeds Brewing operates a brewery, distillery and canning and bottling facilities and also its own kitchen and taproom in the southeast Melbourne suburb of Glen Iris. It has been a registered business since 2012.
“Over the last 12 years, we’ve poured our hearts into every brew, every interaction, and every moment shared with you,” the Deeds team wrote.
“Our hearts are broken.”
Its collapse will leave 50 staff members without jobs at the company.
“We’ll deeply miss our dedicated staff, who have become like family to us, and our incredible fans who’ve stood by us through thick and thin throughout the years,” Deeds added….
I was looking at the retail figures the other day, some industries are doing it tough. I remember working during the mid 90s and people would hold off on spending and then all of a sudden the spending came all at once, you'd have 3 months of work to complete in 1 month after sitting on your hands for months on end.More businesses closing each week, particularly food and craft breweries.
I was looking at the retail figures the other day, some industries are doing it tough. I remember working during the mid 90s and people would hold off on spending and then all of a sudden the spending came all at once, you'd have 3 months of work to complete in 1 month after sitting on your hands for months on end.
Retail Trade, Australia, March 2024
Monthly and quarterly estimates of turnover and volumes for retail businesses, including store and online sales.www.abs.gov.au
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With 44 years of being a contractor in the rural sector, I have not known a year like this one.I remember that. Hopefully we’re not heading that way again, but it’s feeling like it.
People of what age cohort? And throw in what way?With 44 years of being a contractor in the rural sector, I have not known a year like this one.
Some of my work is insurance generated from the January storms and recently the Red Hill Fire.
But then a lot is just from recommendations.
People seem to have plenty of money to throw at their properties at present.
well in the nearby village , sheds ( steel ones ) seem to be popular whether they become general storage , or a weekender stepping stone to a real house by a 'tree-changer' , or actually become the 'retirement cottage' remains to be seenPeople of what age cohort? And throw in what way?
classic , loved the Leftist hook to drag the mal-educated into the whole infomercial at the end .
For anyone looking to kill a half hour
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