Wynnum Profile – Gail Webb, Owner Manager, Simply Bella Boutique
Wynnum Profile – Gail Webb, Owner Manager, Simply Bella Boutique
INSPIRATIONAL SHOPPING & GIFT IDEAS
SHOP LOCAL – GO WYNNUM Leisurely and convenient, Wynnum Central has one thing that sets it apart from the rest, its friendly tree lined shopping strip. With its established boutiques and recently opened bars and cafes it is fast becoming a firm favourite among locals...Wynnum Profile – Darren Mcgreevy – Owner, GiGGLEFiT GRAMMAR
ABOUT YOUR BUSINESS GiGGLEFiT GRAMMAR is a secondhand or shall we say pre-loved bookstore in the heart of the Wynnum Central CBD. The business has existed for 35 years give or take and I am the third owner. The store began life at Wynnum Plaza under the name Rainbow...Wynnum Manly News – Winter 2020
Read the latest news in Wynnum Manly…..Shopping, Dining, Profiles, New Businesses….and more. The Wynnum View – Winter 2020 edition The Manly View – Winter 2020 edition...Wynnum Profile – Danielle Davis, Owner, Sobidah Clothing Co
Danielle has always had a love for clothing from a teen, making clothes for friends and family and growing up with the influence of her mother who manufactured manchester for David Jones.
This led her to studying pattern making and design at TAFE and a career in clothing manufacturing wholesale and retail.
Born in Sydney, then growing up on the Central Coast of New South Wales, Danielle and family moved to QLD on the GC before settling in Wynnum.
Manly Profile – Julieann Star, Proprietor Ebb & Flow Boutique, Manly Harbour Village
Nautical, Coastal and Island lifestyle is how Julieann describes the vibe of Ebb & Flow Boutique Studio. It is a befitting description reflecting its Manly Harbour Village setting on the upper reaches of Cambridge Parade. Homewares, gifts and – what she calls as ‘Slow Fashion’ – are on offer in this eclectic and intimate boutique.
Wynnum Business Profile – Anne Higgs Photography
Interview with Anne Higgs, a Wynnum based Photographer.
What’s in a Name…
“Tingalpa” is an Aboriginal term and refers to “place of fat kangaroo”. It was the name given for the local area when it was surveyed in 1859. In the 1860’s, the land was divided into allotments and offered for auction at prices from as...
