Renovating, Moving And Utilities: The House Move Project Timeline

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I believe that home relocation is one of the stressful situations. When I was moving to my new home in Brisbane, I faced a lot of challenges. From arranging a good moving company to transferring the utility services, we goofed up in every single phase. However, my husband took the responsibility in the middle of the process and managed everything without any hesitation. He prepared a complete checklist and took baby steps to complete the moving process. We have discovered that working according to the timeline can solve a lot of problems. So, here I am sharing an article on my page which includes a comprehensive house relocation project guide to help you renovate, relocate and settle in your new home like a pro. 

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Pet sitting services are booming. Here's what you need to know before booking one

 As pandemic restrictions ease and humans return to work, furry family members added to households over the past two years are sending demand for pet sitting and doggy day care services soaring.

Animal Care Australia president Michael Donnelly said pet sitting was a more attractive option for owners than traditional kennels and catteries.

"There are a couple of factors attributing to the rise in demand for pet care and one of those is there are more of us with pets on a whole," he said.

Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-04-22/pet-sitting-businesses-are-booming-what-you-need-to-know-/101002446

The population explosion squeezing Ipswich families in Queensland's fastest-growing area

 With housing estates on their doorstep, the Scott family farm in the Ipswich suburb of Ripley has become a rare haven for echidnas, lorikeets and koalas which have lost habitat to rapid development.

The property on the outskirts of Brisbane is also a haven for the Scott family — with 41 members of three generations of the family living harmoniously on the farm they have occupied for 130 years.

But a letter that arrived quietly in the mail earlier this month has put the future of the historic property in doubt.

The Queensland government has proposed to put a school on their farm and, given its position in an area earmarked for accelerated growth, they have limited powers to object.

Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-04-22/qld-development-growth-population-boom-ripley-ipswich/101005452

Queensland's COVID-19 close contact quarantine requirements to ease from next Thursday

 Queensland's quarantine requirements will be eased for asymptomatic close contacts of those with COVID-19 from next Thursday.

It comes after New South Wales, Victoria and the ACT announced a relaxing of quarantine rules this week.

From 6pm next Thursday quarantine rules will be scrapped, with close contacts who have no symptoms instead required to wear masks indoors — and outdoors in places where they cannot socially distance — for seven days.

Close contacts must also get tested every two days before entering the community and notify an employer before returning to work.

Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-04-22/qld-coronavirus-covid19-close-contact-rules-to-ease/101008444