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Nadja Fleet
Verified
Editor, Geelong Advertiser
Maroochydore
Beats
legal, logistics,
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By Nadja Fleet Verified| Sunshine Coast Daily Verified Nadja Fleet 5th Jun 2021 3:00 PM Premium ContentSubscriber only A Noosaville-based business has become the first in the country to use a solar-powered kiln to fire its commercial pottery range. Pottery for the Planet launched Australia's first commercially solar-fired travel cup this week. Company director Renton Bishopric, 40, said the move was an important milestone for the eight-year-old pottery business. "We're pretty excited about it," he said.
By Nadja Fleet Verified| The Courier-Mail Verified Suicides, rape, drug addiction... he heard and saw it all while he was still a teen, but this Queenslander has worked his way up from homelessness to being the boss of an ASX-listed company. Here’s how he did it. Damien Glanville has it all: A top floor office in Maroochydore’s new CBD; designer furniture; nice views over the evolving heart of the Sunshine Coast, only interrupted by long, sheer curtains; a new Mercedes EQ 400 safely parked in the garage.
By Nadja Fleet Verified| Sunshine Coast Daily Verified Nadja Fleet 5th Jun 2021 3:00 PM Premium ContentSubscriber only A Noosaville-based business has become the first in the country to use a solar-powered kiln to fire its commercial pottery range. Pottery for the Planet launched Australia's first commercially solar-fired travel cup this week. Company director Renton Bishopric, 40, said the move was an important milestone for the eight-year-old pottery business. "We're pretty excited about it," he said.
Company Info
Geelong Advertiser
The Geelong Advertiser is Victoria’s oldest morning newspaper, established on November 21, 1840, in Geelong, Australia. Founded by Edward Wilson, it began as a local publication for a small community and has evolved over its 180+ years to become a cornerstone of regional journalism. The newspaper publishes daily, providing trusted news coverage for Geelong and surrounding areas. The Geelong Advertiser offers both print and digital news, delivering local, national, and international stories. It focuses on hyperlocal reporting, covering politics, business, sports, and cultural events. The newspaper also maintains extensive historical archives, featuring over 121,000 digitized pages dating back to its inception, which are accessible for research and genealogy purposes. The Geelong Advertiser continues to adapt to modern reader needs while preserving its legacy as a vital institution in the community.
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
+61 3 5227 4300
Founded: 1840