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Social Media & Content Coordinator Sydney GlamCorner is a fashion-tech company at its heart with a unique circular fashion model. We’re on a Mission to accelerate the transition to a more circular and sustainable fashion system by revolutionising the way fashion is consumed. We are a young company and run a lean and well-organised business. We are fun, hard-working and we pride ourselves on quality, professionalism and achieving results. Our Vision is to be every Australian Woman’s Endless Online Wardrobe. About the role We are looking for a creative person to join one of Australia’s leading fashion-tech companies. We are looking for someone that has experience in creating highly engaging content across multi-channels. To succeed in this role you will need to have natural creative flair, a great eye for design and incredible attention to detail. The perfect candidate will have a passion for branding, understand great composition and know how to tell eng ....
Woman Shocked to Find Rattlesnake in Her Shoe On 5/19/21 at 2:51 PM EDT It is officially snake season in the U.S. and one woman in Texas found that out the hard way. Cassandra Oeth, a resident of Green Tree, Midland, Texas was spending her Saturday with her husband and two kids and doing some gardening, reported local news Your Basin. That s when she discovered something slithery had found itself a comfortable spot inside her shoe. I picked up my muddy work tennis shoes, one in each hand, walked out about 10 feet over to the planter, shook them four or five times, threw them down to the pavement and that s when I saw the snake in the right shoe, Cassandra told the outlet. ....
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Nostalgic Australians have taken a trip down memory lane to reveal the dishes that were in fashion in the 60s, 70s and 80s, but have now disappeared from our plates almost entirely. ....