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Revamp for inner-city heritage building as retail competition heats up
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Revamp for inner-city heritage building as retail competition heats up
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One of Brisbane’s well-known heritage sites, the Tristram’s Soft Drink Factory on the corner of Boundary and Mollison streets at West End, is to be revamped as The Soda Factory.
Built in 1930, it is now branded The Markets and includes several shops including a Coles supermarket, but after consultation between the new owners and the Tristram family, it will be rebranded as Soda Factory as part of a redevelopment during 2021.
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They were climbing the walls to get to the dance floor. Friday night – the first since a major easing of coronavirus restrictions allowed the return of dancing at nightclubs – marked the revival of Sydney s nightlife. Sort of.
Aspiring dancers were out in force and the late-night venues that could make it work threw open their doors, clearing tables out of the way and hosting scenes unknown since March. The feeling is better than it was before COVID, said Isaac, DJing at the Lord Gladstone in Chippendale.
DJs are back in business playing to live dance floors at the Lord Gladstone Hotel.
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They were climbing the walls to get to the dance floor. Friday night – the first since a major easing of coronavirus restrictions allowed the return of dancing at nightclubs – marked the revival of Sydney s nightlife. Sort of.
Aspiring dancers were out in force and the late-night venues that could make it work threw open their doors, clearing tables out of the way and hosting scenes unknown since March. The feeling is better than it was before COVID, said Isaac, DJing at the Lord Gladstone in Chippendale.
DJs are back in business playing to live dance floors at the Lord Gladstone Hotel.