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Justin Turner from Aspley Shines in Spanish Chess Scene

Justin Turner, originally from Aspley, has made a significant impact on the chess scene in Spain. He earned recognition as his club’s Most Valuable Player and has achieved notable success in recent tournaments.

Achievements in Valencia

Now playing for a club in Valencia in Spain, Justin was named the Most Valuable Player for his performance in the Valencia State 2nd Division. As the 7th-ranked member of the club’s A Team, he played a crucial role in keeping his team near the top of the division, narrowly missing promotion to the 1st Division.

Justin moved to Spain in 2020 and dedicated himself to intensively studying chess during the COVID lockdown. He attended Aspley East State School and worked as a civil engineer in Brisbane before retraining as a Teacher of English as a Second Language, now makes a modest living by giving private English lessons in Valencia.

“Between the dozen tutorials each week, I can fit in the three hours daily chess-study that I need to do to compete at this level.”

Justin Turner — *Photo Credit: Supplied*

Chess Celebration in June

In June 2024, the Valencia City Council sponsored a chess celebration to mark the end of the school year. Justin was one of four club members who participated with 20 other players from various clubs, playing simultaneous games against about 350 junior players. Each senior player played against 12 to 15 juniors.

Justin performed well in the recent Under 2400 Rating chess tournament in Spain. With a rating of 1937, he won all his games against lower-rated players and drew two games against players rated above 2100. Of the 158 entrants, including 21 Masters across three categories, Justin was ranked 52nd and finished in 40th place. Despite a challenging final match against a Master rated 2325, where he lost after 3.5 hours, his overall performance is expected to increase his rating by about 20 points. Justin aims to reach a rating of 2000 by the end of the year.

Club Awards and Farewell Party

The club’s final party and the closing of the chess EEDD were held recently, with an awards ceremony in the conference room of the Petxina cultural and sports centre. The best boards of the interclubs 2024 received rewards, and all players took home a small souvenir of the season. Justin was recognised as the best board for Basil A.

Justin Turner in Valencia Spain — *Photo Credit: Club de Portivo Basilio*

Other notable players included Lucas Ainsa Jiménez, Pablo Sánchez Navarro, Héctor Valero Crespo, Ángel Del Campo Hernández, Marco Penadés Chuluunpurev, Magnus Larson, David Cortijo, and Theo Clark Sanchez. A special award was given to Héctor Sirit, with a farewell tribute to Nestor. After the event, attendees enjoyed a snack, including paella, in the chess room.

In August, Justin will travel with a team from his club to compete in tournaments in Poland.

Published 22-June-2024

Aspley Gym Incurs $1 Million in Damages After Fire Ravages Facilities

A fire that erupted during peak hours at Fitness Cartel, one of Brisbane’s newest and largest gyms located in Aspley, caused approximately $1 million in damages.

The fire, which originated in an infra-red sauna, was discovered just before 4:00 p.m. on the 17th of June 2024 when the gym was bustling with patrons.

Nathan James, the founder of Fitness Cartel, recounted a trainer spotting a glowing light inside the sauna and quickly evacuating the premises, ensuring everyone’s safety. Despite the gym being full, the fire brigade was able to contain the flames before they caused even more extensive damage.

The intensity of the fire was such that objects 30 metres away from the blaze, including a sanitiser dispenser and an emergency exit sign, melted due to the heat. While the fire destroyed significant portions of the gym, including the bathrooms and roughly 50% of the overall facilities, the swift action of emergency services prevented total loss.

The aftermath leaves the gym with severe structural and water damage, requiring extensive repairs.

As the clean-up and restoration commence, James has rallied a team of 16 tradespeople to work on refurbishing the gym with an aim to reopen by the 5th of July.

In the interim, Fitness Cartel plans to accommodate its members at nearby locations in Virginia and Nundah. Despite previous experiences with natural disasters, such as floods and cyclones, James emphasized his team’s resilience and forward-looking strategy to overcome this setback.

James also expressed concern for his staff, particularly primary earners in their families. The temporary closure of the gym could impact their livelihoods amid a cost of living crisis. However, plans are underway to redistribute staff to other facilities, ensuring minimal disruption to their income.

The Queensland Fire and Emergency Services (QFES) confirmed their swift response to the emergency call, managing to extinguish the fire shortly after arrival. The building has since been handed back to the management for ongoing recovery efforts. Further investigations will determine the precise cause of the fire and assess additional safety measures to prevent future incidents.

Published 21-June-2024

Brisbane Bullets Back to Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Aim for New Heights with Major Move

In a bid to accommodate their growing fan base and elevate the game-day experience, the Brisbane Bullets are returning to the Brisbane Entertainment Centre in Boondall for the upcoming NBL25 season.

Read: Bridgeman Downs Man Awarded $3K Rheem Apprentice Plumber Grant

After regularly selling out the smaller Nissan Arena last season, the move to the 10,500-seat BEC marks a significant step forward for the franchise, according to Bullets CEO Malcolm Watts.

He says the decision enables the club to cater to the booming popularity of basketball in South East Queensland and enhance all aspects of the game presentation.

With the shift to the larger venue, the Bullets are aiming to deliver an NBA-style product, complete with enhanced infrastructure and amenities for fans. Watts emphasises the club’s commitment to revamping the Entertainment Centre to match the experience of other top NBL venues, promising an elevated game presentation and increased seating, premium hospitality, and parking options.

Brisbane Bullets reconnect with history, build for the future

The return to the BEC also holds a sense of nostalgia for the Bullets, who won their most recent NBL championships in 2007 and 1987 at the iconic venue.

Coach Justin Schueller, in his first season at the helm, is thrilled by the prospect of reviving the team’s winning tradition at the arena. He encourages fans to transform the venue into a fortress and support the team’s pursuit of another championship banner.

Beyond the on-court experience, the Bullets are also investing in their long-term future. Construction is underway on a purpose-built High Performance Centre in South Brisbane, which will provide elite training facilities, treatment rooms, offices, and a merchandise store, all under one roof.

According to Watts, having a dedicated home base will be a game-changer for the club, providing a significant platform for on-court and off-court success.

Ready for the next chapter in our storied history.

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— Brisbane Bullets (@BrisbaneBullets) June 13, 2024

The centre’s central location is expected to boost the club’s brand presence and exposure, while also strengthening its ties to the local basketball community through development programs and potential junior academies.

Read: Brisbane Entertainment Centre in Boondall to Host Australian Freedom Conference

After a disappointing 2022–23 campaign, the Bullets showed signs of life last season, finishing 13-15 and narrowly missing the playoffs via tiebreaker. With Schueller—regarded as one of Aussie hoops’ most promising young minds—as head coach and the additions of a dedicated training facility and a larger home venue, the franchise is well-positioned to continue its rebuilding process and reclaim its place among the NBL’s elite.

Published 19-June-2024

Bridgeman Downs Man Awarded $3K Rheem Apprentice Plumber Grant

Congratulations to Flynn Testa, a 20-year-old apprentice plumber from Bridgeman Downs, one of the lucky recipients of a Rheem Apprentice Plumber Grant.

Now in his second year as an apprentice, Flynn was practically born with a wrench in his hand. With his father running a successful plumbing, draining, and gasfitting business, and his mother working alongside him, plumbing runs deep in the Testa family.

“I was born and bred into the plumbing industry,” Flynn says. “It felt like the best fit for me.”

Growing up, Flynn attended Aspley State High School, where traditional classroom learning didn’t quite click for him. Instead, he found his passion in plumbing, a hands-on, problem-solving career. This led him to start a school-based apprenticeship in Year 12.

Bridgeman Downs Flynn Testa Rheem Apprentice Plumber Grants — *Photo Credit: Supplied*

Learning the Ropes

Flynn’s typical day as an apprentice is anything but typical. In his early days, he focused on mastering the use of various tools and plumbing fittings and organizing the work vehicle. A year later, he’s now proficient in installing valves and components for hot water units, a specialty of his father’s company, which installs, services, and repairs solar heat pumps and electric gas hot water systems.

“Most of my day-to-day activities involve hot water, and I feel the most confident in this area,” Flynn explains.

His training is a mix of on-the-job experience and technical knowledge gained from TAFE, where he attends one day a week. He also benefits from one-on-one tutoring for the more theoretical aspects of the trade.

Ambitions and Aspirations

Flynn’s ambitions are as clear as the water flowing through the pipes he works on. He aims to excel in his apprenticeship and become a highly skilled tradesperson known for quality workmanship.

“I want to deliver quality workmanship and have a reputation for outstanding work that not only meets but surpasses expectations,” Flynn says.

He also hopes to inspire and educate future generations, particularly school leavers considering a career in plumbing.

Advice to Aspiring Tradespeople

Flynn has some sage advice for students in Years 10, 11, and 12 contemplating their future careers.

“Plumbing is a solid, rewarding, and fulfilling lifelong career,” he says. “If you love hands-on and practical work, get into it as soon as you can. In Year 10, you can do work experience to determine if it’s something you want to pursue in the future. You have nothing to lose and everything to gain.”

The Rheem Apprentice Plumber Grant

The Rheem Apprentice Plumber Grants have doubled the number of grants this year, allowing 20 apprentices to share in $60,000. With over 1,000 applications submitted, the independent judging panel was impressed with the high calibre and diversity of the submissions. Each recipient receives $2,000 to assist with TAFE/RTO fees, textbooks, and an additional $1,000 tool voucher to help build their all-important trade toolbox, totalling $3,000.

Flynn is among the 20 recipients recognised for their dedication and hard work in the plumbing industry. With his strong family background in plumbing, hands-on experience, and passion for the trade, Flynn is well on his way to making a significant impact in the plumbing industry.

Published 19-June-2024

Bridgeman Downs Magician Josh Norbido Brings Wonder to Hometown

Photo Credit: Josh Norbido

Josh Norbido is different from your average magician. With accolades from celebrities and technical consulting roles for Hollywood movies, he has carved out a niche as one of the most captivating magicians in Australia.

The high praises he received from Nicole Scherzinger and Chef Manu Feildel is just the tip of the iceberg for a man whose technical prowess with a deck of cards earned him a consulting role for Cate Blanchett in preparation for her role in Ocean’s 8. Additionally, he was the lead card shuffling consultant for Russell Crowe’s 2022 movie Poker Face.

First Memory of Magic

“My first ever memory of magic was witnessing a thumb being pulled off at the age of six. It was mind-blowing,” Josh recalls. This childhood wonder sparked a lifelong passion for magic.

Go-to Magic Moment

For Josh, the most enchanting moments are those that happen in the spectator’s own hands. “It’s always the magic that happens in the spectator’s very own hands,” he says, highlighting his performances’ personal and intimate nature.

Magic Inspirations

Josh draws inspiration from some of the greatest names in magic, including David Blaine, Asi Wind, Steve Cohen, and France’s David Stone.

Why People Love Magic

According to Josh, “The older we get, the less magical the world becomes. Magic is one of the few things left that can still give people the true feeling of wonder.” This belief underscores his dedication to his craft and his desire to bring joy and amazement to his audiences.

Beyond the Spotlight

Favorite Animal, Food, Drink: “Dogs 4 life. Shepherd’s Pie, Southern Comfort & Coke,” Josh reveals, showcasing his down-to-earth and relatable side.

Most Embarrassing Moment

Even seasoned performers have their mishaps. Josh recalls, “Being on stage and having a raw egg break in my jacket pocket with 40 minutes of the show still to go.” Such moments add a layer of humility to his charismatic persona.

Alternate Career Path

If he weren’t a world-famous magician, Josh envisions himself as a quirky personal trainer, combining his love for fitness with his unique personality.

Theatre of Magic

In three words, Josh describes his show, Theatre of Magic, as “Surprise, Happiness, Laughter.” This trifecta of emotions is what he aims to deliver in every performance.

Bridgeman Downs magician Josh Norbido still feels on cloud nine as his dreams finally come true, helping weave a new chapter in Brisbane’s entertainment story. “This format of magic doesn’t exist anywhere else in Queensland, so being able to bring this to the city I’ve grown up in is a dream come true,” Norbido said.

Josh Norbido’s journey from a fascinated six-year-old to a world-renowned magician is a testament to his dedication and passion for the art of magic. With Theatre of Magic, he continues to enchant and amaze, ensuring that the magic never fades from our lives.

A New Home for Magic

Brisbane’s first dedicated magic theatre, the Theatre of Magic, has recently secured a permanent location at The Map Room within The Treasury Hotel. This establishment has quickly gained a significant following and has become immensely popular among magic enthusiasts. At this extraordinary location that the renowned magician Christopher Wayne created, delve into a world of wonder and enchantment.

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The Theatre of Magic is a captivating spectacle that pays homage to the renowned Magic Castle in Los Angeles. This extraordinary production features the incredible skills of three exceptionally talented Australian magicians: Christopher Wayne, Josh Norbido, and Kerry Domann.

With their mesmerising abilities and mind-boggling tricks, the trio manages to hold audiences spellbound, executing their illusions with astonishing precision and leaving spectators in awe. What’s even more impressive is that they perform their acts mere inches away from the viewers’ faces, creating an intimate and immersive experience.

Brisbane’s entertainment scene has found a new gem with this one-of-a-kind magic experience. It further cements the city’s status as a thriving hub for talented artists and performers. The Theatre of Magic offers an enchanting experience with its intimate setting, exceptional talent, and the promise of an unforgettable night out for all attendees.

Published Date 19-June-2024

Brace for Magic: Disney On Ice Brings Road Trip Adventures to Brisbane

Get ready for an entertaining adventure, Brisbane! Disney On Ice is bringing its latest production Road Trip Adventures to the Brisbane Entertainment Centre this June. This whimsical ice spectacular will transport audiences of all ages on an unforgettable journey to their favourite Disney destinations.

From 27-30 June 2024, imagine hitting the open road with Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Goofy, and Donald Duck as they lead the way through exciting twists and turns. The beloved Disney pals will be taking selected participants from the audience on this magical road trip, exploring timeless Disney stories with reimagined characters.

From the sun-soaked shores of Motunui with the daring Moana to the majestic Pride Lands where Simba reigns, get ready to be swept away by captivating worlds. The vibrant streets of Agrabah will come alive as Aladdin’s princely parade dazzles the ice. For a carnival of fun, join Woody, Forky and the beloved Toy Story gang at playtime on an oversized scale.

Feld Entertainment, the producers of Disney On Ice, Road Trip Adventures promises unexpected hijinks and enchantment at every turn. With dazzling skating skills, elaborate costuming, and classic songs, this ice extravaganza guarantees a journey filled with laughter, courage, and everlasting memories.

Fans will not only get to sing along with their favorite Disney characters but be immersed in a multi-dimensional experience that brings these beloved stories to life right before their eyes.

With unexpected twists, enchanting magic, beloved characters, and dazzling choreography, this production guarantees a fun-filled getaway for all ages. Tickets are now available through Ticketek, and families are encouraged to secure their seats early for this unforgettable experience.

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Disney On Ice presents Road Trip Adventures is the ideal school holiday treat for kids and the young-at-heart alike. Don’t miss your chance to jump into the whimsical world of Disney and join an extraordinary road trip adventure at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre from June 27th to 30th.

Published 21-May-2024

Brisbane Entertainment Centre in Boondall to Host Australian Freedom Conference

Photo Credit: Brisbane Entertainment Centre

The Brisbane Entertainment Centre in Boondall is set to become a battleground for ideas as it hosts the Australian Freedom Conference.

Headlined by controversial US media figure Tucker Carlson and Australian businessman Clive Palmer, the event on the 22nd of June 2024, promises to delve into perceived “threats to truth, democracy, and personal freedoms.”

Carlson, known for his outspoken views and dismissal of mainstream narratives, will be joined by filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza and Queensland GP Dr Melissa McCann. The conference is part of a larger tour across Australia, organised by Clive Palmer’s Mineralogy, and aims to spark a national conversation on the state of democracy and personal liberties.

Palmer has voiced his support for Carlson’s scepticism of Western media, echoing the sentiment that news coverage can be a “tool of repression and control.”. He believes that open dialogue and fearless truth-telling are essential for a functioning democracy.

Australian Freedom Conference — *Photo Credit:* *Clive Palmer*

Carlson, on his first visit to Australia, expressed his admiration for the country while also criticizing its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. He views the conference as an opportunity to connect with Australians who share his concerns about government overreach and the erosion of freedoms.

This conference follows a series of sold-out events featuring prominent COVID-19 doctors, also facilitated by Palmer. The businessman has been actively involved in challenging COVID-related mandates, notably funding a successful legal challenge against Queensland’s vaccination requirements for frontline workers.

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The Australian Freedom Conference is expected to draw a diverse crowd, including supporters of Carlson and Palmer, as well as critics and curious onlookers. With its focus on controversial topics and high-profile speakers, the event is poised to generate significant debate and media attention.

Published Date 10-June-2024

Brighton Foodie Becomes ALDI Australia’s First Chief Frozen Food Reviewer

Brighton foodie Emily Webster has secured the special role of ALDI Australia’s inaugural Chief Frozen Food Reviewer, a position that promises to bring her unique insights to frozen delights across the nation.

ALDI Australia revealed a new role that has food enthusiasts buzzing. Emily, known for her detailed reviews on social media, has been selected as ALDI’s first-ever Chief Frozen Food Reviewer. With this position, Emily will be privileged to taste and review new products before they are available to the public, offering her critiques in ALDI’s nationally circulated catalogue.

Social Media Star to Taste Maker

Emily’s path to this dream job began on social media, where her posts about ALDI’s frozen foods gained significant attention. She has previously reviewed 19 different ALDI ice creams and a variety of pizzas, providing thorough and engaging feedback that caught the eye of ALDI’s marketing team.

“I’m thrilled to be chosen as ALDI Australia’s first-ever Chief Frozen Food Reviewer! I’m so ALDIcore, so this is truly a dream come true,” Emily expressed in a video on Instagram and TikTok, which quickly amassed over 4,000 views.

@emilyclairwebster I’m thrilled to be chosen as ALDI Australia’s first-ever Chief Frozen Food Reviewer! I’m so ALDIcore, so this is truly a dream come true. Follow along and let me know your favourite ALDI frozen products in the comments, and which ones I should try next! #ALDIAustralia #ALDIcore #Gifted #ALDI ♬ original sound – Emily Clair Webster ❄️

Official Duties and Enthusiastic Response

As Chief Frozen Food Reviewer, Emily’s responsibilities include early product tasting and writing reviews for ALDI’s catalogue. Her insights are expected to guide shoppers through the often daunting task of choosing from ALDI’s extensive frozen section.

“Emily’s candid insights and genuine passion for ALDI’s frozen offerings captured our attention, and we’re really excited to welcome her as our first-ever Chief Frozen Food Reviewer,” An ALDI spokesperson commented on the appointment. “We think Emily’s reviews will be appreciated by other eager shoppers across the nation.”

What’s Next?

Before her column debuts, Emily has shared some of her current favourite freezer finds with the public, including the limited edition Farmwood Chipotle & Lime Chicken Crackles and the Health & Vitality Chinese Style Chicken and Cashew. Her role will officially begin with tasting these and other items, setting the stage for what promises to be a refreshing addition to ALDI’s customer communications.

Emily’s transition from a passionate food reviewer to an official role within ALDI underscores the impact of social media and the community’s role in shaping brand decisions, adding a personal touch to the corporate world of food retail.

Published 6-June-2024

Aspley Special School Students Dance Up a Storm for Sick Kids

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Aspley Special School students have shown their boundless generosity and infectious enthusiasm by participating in the Dance for Sick Kids challenge, raising an impressive $1,055 to support young patients across the nation.

The school community came together to groove and move, showcasing their commitment to making a difference in the lives of others.

Students and staff alike busted a move to raise money for Dance for Sick Kids, a national initiative supporting children’s hospitals all over Australia. Chesleigh H., a student, was in charge of the fundraising campaign. Chesleigh’s goal was to raise $320, but she exceeded her target by a considerable margin, demonstrating the incredible dedication of the Aspley community.

The funds raised will go towards providing vital resources and support for sick children and their families, ensuring they have access to the best possible care during challenging times.

The Dance for Sick Kids challenge not only provided an opportunity for students to have fun and express themselves through dance, but also instilled in them the importance of giving back to the community.

Aspley Special School principal, Mr Chesleigh Hargreaves, expressed immense pride in the students’ efforts, stating that their dedication to helping others was truly inspiring. The principal also highlighted the positive impact that the event had on the school community, fostering a sense of togetherness and shared purpose.

The success of the Dance for Sick Kids challenge at Aspley Special School is a testament to the power of community spirit and the unwavering determination of young people to make a difference in the world. Their efforts serve as a shining example for others to follow, proving that even the smallest actions can have a profound impact on the lives of those in need.

Published Date 28-May-2024

Remembering the Frenzied Opening of the Groundbreaking Pick ’n Pay Hypermarket in Aspley

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It was a seminal moment in Brisbane’s retail history; the chaotic day that transformed sleepy Aspley into an unlikely shopping battlefield. Nearly four decades later, memories of the unprecedented pandemonium on 7 November 1984, when the city’s first Pick ‘n Pay Hypermarket opened, remain vivid.

On that fateful day, a mammoth crowd of 25,000 frenzied shoppers descended, flooding Australia’s first-ever hypermarket in an unbelievable $1 million spending spree.

Pick 'n Pay Hypermarket in Aspley — *Photo Credit: Hypermarket Heroes*

Birth of a Shopping Phenomenon

Imported from South Africa in a joint venture with JBL Investments, the 25,500 square metre megaplex was a revolutionary one-stop shop. It boasted a staggering 82% occupied by Pick ‘n Pay grocery aisles with 78 checkouts, complemented by 40 specialty stores and parking for 1,800 cars.

Pick 'n Play grocery aisle — *Photo Credit: Hypermarket Heroes*

Yet despite its wildly successful Aspley debut, the hypermarket remained the only Pick ‘n Pay outpost in Australia. Union opposition to South Africa’s apartheid regime quashed plans for nine additional locations nationwide, including a second store in Melbourne.

To commemorate the opening, Pick ’n Pay annually hosted birthday parties for children born on the 7th of November, 1984, until 1995, when the brand was sold to Coles-Myer.

The property changed hands again in 2001, selling to You Feng for $62.65 million. In 2007, plans to rebrand it as a Coles SuperCentre were delayed due to the pending sale of the Coles Group. However, it ultimately transitioned into a Coles Supermarket and Kmart Discount Department Store by late 2012. An Aldi store also joined the complex around this time.

An Unlikely Retail Powerhouse

The hypermarket’s advent was merely the latest in a series of transformations for unassuming Aspley. From its agricultural roots providing Brisbane’s fresh produce, the suburb blossomed into an elite residential enclave in the 1960s.

Aspley’s evolution from rural hamlet to retail juggernaut was solidified in 2016 with a $50 million revamp. This welcomed Woolworths and Aldi into the now-renamed Aspley Hypermarket shopping center.

Unmatched Opening Day Pandemonium

While the suburban hub has continued its metamorphosis, nothing quite tops the unmatched pandemonium of that pioneering 1984 launch.

Aspley's biggest retail opening day — *Photo Credit: Hypermarket Heroes*

Reminiscing about the chaotic opening, longtime residents’ anecdotes paint a vivid picture:

“As kids, we used to sing: ‘Pick ‘n Pay Hypermarket, wipe your boogers on the carpet,'” DannyR from Reddit said.

For many, the hypermarket’s striking architecture is inextricably linked to childhood memories.

“So much of my childhood is wrapped up in that one photo,” Dryopithecinie said. “Was in a minor accident just behind this sign turning right up Maundrell Tce from Albany Creek Rd. Had a bank account at BoQ at Aspley Fountain top left. Still go to Fish On Line that now exists in place of that vacant lot that’s fenced off (right of Maccas sign). Had a few catchups with friends at the Coffee Club in the same lot. So many parties at the Aspley Maccas. Would buy Fags (not Fads!) at George’s which used to be in the shops to the left. Worked in a dodgy sports clothing store in the HyperHole. Went to primary school up the road.”

Shortly before the Pick n’ Pay shuttered permanently in late 2012, a modest memory board was put up near the service desk. The former center management graciously provided me with copies of these photographs shortly after the transition to a Coles and Kmart.

Pick 'n Play in 1995 — *Photo Credit: Hypermarket Heroes*

Whilst Aspley has emerged as an unlikely retail powerhouse, the pandemonium of that November day remains unmatched in Brisbane’s shopping folklore. It was a watershed moment that heralded a new era, cementing the hypermarket’s place in Australian purchasing patterns.

Published 27-May-2024