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Welcome To: Abu Dhabi 2019/20

Abu Dhabi may not have quite the fame of its neighbour Dubai, but the UAE’s capital can be proud of its fortunes and treasures in equal measure. Offering a unique contrast between past and present tradition and modernity. Abu Dhabi is a shining beacon of how to prepare a city for the innovations and demands of its future, whilst preserving and strengthening its cultural heart. The second largest of the UAE’s cities, Abu Dhabi is brimming with life and vibrancy, as it’s ever changing skyline evolves, shaping the city of today into the metropolis of tomorrow.

Berlin highlights with Friedrichstadt Palast

Explore the German capital! Even if an entire lifetime is not enough to explore every corner of the city, there are a few highlights that it is certainly well worth visiting. The list of the top things to do in Berlin will of course always be very personal. Beside the countless standard attractions, there is also no end of insiders’ tips and locations that might not immediately come to mind when you think of Berlin. Read about some absolute highlights of this very special city here.

Nightlife in Berlin with Friedrichstadt Palast

Whether electro, indie or live music, there are so many fantastic venues in Berlin. Since the 1990s, the German capital has established itself as something of an international party metropolis – young people from around the globe flock to the city on the Spree to experience Berlin’s legendary nightlife. Renowned venues such as Berghain in Friedrichshain or Watergate in Kreuzberg certainly draw in the crowds, but there are also countless other clubs in which you can party the night away.

Street food - German style

German food certainly doesn’t have the cult status of some other cultures when it comes to street food and it's cuisine in general is not always the most instagram-worthy. Many have stared down at a plate of white potatoes, thick cuts of meat drowning in brown sauce, or an extra long sausage crammed into a tiny white roll and been left wondering. However, there are a few classics on their street food menu that a definitely tasty and more than a few dishes that will quickly become favourites.

Camp oven mussels with white wine and chilli

Camping food can often be a very dull affair, but a few
simple ingredients and a little forethought can make
all the difference. This mussel recipe is best cooked in a cast oven pot over an open fi re. However, it can just as
easily be made in a large pot on the stove at home. If making this recipe out in the great outdoors, buy good-quality fresh mussels from your local fi sh supplier, pack them in a vacuum-sealed or airtight container and put them in an esky on ice so they remain cold. Store
the white wine in the esky alongside them, so you can have a cold glass of that while you're cooking.

Why creativity matters

When we hear the word ‘creative’, many of us think of pencils and paper, or of glue and collage. Few of our first thoughts are about magnificent buildings or bridges, or world changing technology. But creativity is the very thing that makes us human, and the key to our development as a species.

We all have an inherent creative ability. It’s how we solve problems, how we learn to walk, to make decisions and to progress though our lives. To create means to make one thing out of another thing. So

Raine Square: why we launched one of Perth’s most talked about destination precincts

With the completion of Perth’s $240 million Raine Square redevelopment, we look at the impact this project will have on the life of the city and explore how Charter Hall’s largest development of this scale came to be. An opportunity to transform people’s fundamental experience of a city comes along rarely. Thoughtful development does this through preserving heritage, whilst empowering a city for positive future growth.

The First Home Owner Grant: What you need to know

The First Home Owner Grant (FHOG) was introduced almost two decades ago and has been instrumental in helping many Australians buy their first home, when they previously may not have been able to afford one.

Many first home buyers become discouraged when they find a property they love, but haven’t done enough research or preparation, and discover too late that that they can’t afford it. Gaining a good understanding of the costs involved in buying your first home will help inform your choices whe

The evolution of owning one's identity - SSI for beginners

None of us needs convincing that we are who we say we are. When it comes to proving this fact to others, however, our word is rarely enough.

From the moment we are born we are issued verifications of who we are, from birth certificates to student ID cards, health care cards to passports, work IDs, utility bills, fingerprint IDs and retina scans. Without one or more of these, we can perform very few of the tasks essential to being a functioning member of the society in which we currently live.

The end of passwords

Most people have up to 200 accounts with password access to keep track of. Each must be strong and unhackable with an ideal combination of letters, numbers and, importantly, memorability to the user. This is rarely the case and, as a result, passwords are clunky and dangerous, when it comes to modern digital security needs.

The transition away from passwords will take time; however, Microsoft recognised early the urgency to transform digital security and its developments indicate passwords may

Pharma company's innovative cyrotechnology for vaccine production

The CryoCube is a game changing innovation that – to achieve its full potential – required product partnerships with internationally recognised brands to achieve global reach and deliver worldwide support capabilities. For the purpose of this case study, AFCryo’s client is a pharmaceutical ingredients manufacturer involved in vaccine and serum co-ingredient development as part of the COVID-19 response.
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