#LED Lighting in Perth

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How LED Lighting Can Create A Sustainable Home By Greenhse Technologies

Explore the blog's insights into creating sustainable homes with LED lights and DC Fans. Learn how LED Downlights contribute to energy savings, reduced waste, and a lower carbon footprint. The blog also highlights the advantages of energy-efficient DC Fans, emphasizing their quiet operation and cost-effectiveness. Greenhse Technologies is committed to providing eco-friendly LED solutions and promoting positive home lighting changes.

Read more here: How LED Lighting Can Create A Sustainable Home

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Modern Design Interior Lighting: Elevate Your Business with Sleek & Sophisticated Style!

An appealing, modern, and efficient way to update a home or business's appearance is to install modern designer interior lighting fixtures and pendant lights. Experts advise purchasing safe, efficient, energy-efficient, and long-lasting ornamental lights from reputable local retailers.

Renowned Melbourne lighting fixture suppliers provide high-end products and a wide range of decorative lights, contemporary floor lamps, and exhaust fans with LED light collected from global manufacturers that blend in seamlessly with any design. They are committed to giving its customers the best possible shopping experience.

They offer excellent customer service and a carefully chosen assortment of opulent pendant lights and LED globes in Perth online. They have a range of lighting styles and price points and have selected their products from both domestic and international designers to ensure that they have the most stylish and distinctive items available.

These suppliers are renowned for their modern designer and energy-saving lighting fixtures with supportive customer support and prompt in answering enquiries.

Trendy and Fashionable Decorative Pendant Lights to Purchase:

Many types of pendant lamps are available from online retailers, including ones that may be hung over a bar, an island bench, a restroom, a small space, and more.

Some of the most popular pendant lights are ceiling lights, chandeliers, nickel lights, metal pendants, and black pendants with metal shades.

In addition to LED and pendant lights, these online retailers offer a wide range of other decorative lighting options for both indoor and outdoor use. Both residential and commercial property owners can select track lighting, floor and table lights, and wall lights from their wide assortment.

Outside lighting can improve the ambience and security of a house or place of business. From stylish wall lights to practical floodlights or outdoor lights, there are a range of types and materials available to satisfy a customer's needs, whether they are classic and conventional or modern and sleek.

Overall, anyone searching for different types of lighting fixtures can find a wide variety of solutions from online retailers that suit their needs and preferences.

It is a must to check their market reputation before investing. Visit their website, research their credibility and buy your required lights at a reasonable price.

Source: https://lightingstoresmelbourne.blogspot.com/2025/05/modern-design-interior-lighting-elevate.html

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Illuminating Summer Nights: Outdoor Lighting Tips for a Stunning Property

As the sun sets on a warm summer’s day, there’s nothing quite like basking in the glow of a well-lit outdoor space. Outdoor lighting not only adds functionality but also transforms your property into a magical haven. Whether you’re planning a cozy dinner on the patio or a lively garden soirée, the right outdoor lighting can make all the difference. Delavale Electrical is here to shed light on some outdoor lighting tips to help you create an enchanting ambiance this summer.

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LED Lightbox – Slim 25mm Frames!

Ultra slim single sided LED lightbox with 18 mm thickness is an attractive sign solution for a wide range of indoor applications. The 25 mm profile Snap Frame makes the change of posters extremely easy. 

 Perfectly even illumination is achieved by specially treated acrylic. The Illuminated LED Lightbox will capture the attention of any passersby easily wherever it is mounted! Banner House offers high quality LED Light box Frame.

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Reverend Patrick Bell was born on May 12th 1799 at Auchterhouse near Dundee.

Born into a farming family Bell was brought up at the farrm at Mid Leoch and attended Auchterhouse Parish School before going on to study divinity at the University of St Andrews, leading to a career in the clergy.

It’s not as man of god that the good Reverend is remembered for, although he was a good man of the cloth, the reason for this post and how he went down in history is that he came up with an idea that saved a lot of time for farmers the world over in his invention of a reaping machine.

This reaping machine used a revolving 12 vane reel to pull the crop over the cutting knife, that was made from triangular reciprocating blades over fixed triangular blades. A canvas conveyor moved the grain and stalks to the side in a windrow. This machine was pushed by livestock and ran on 2 wheels.

Bell had a very analytical mind and was especially interested in engineering. He installed a gas lighting system at Mid Leoch and even took an interest in the cultivation of sugar beet, growing some and extracting sugar from it a century before the industry came to Scotland.

Many people, historians included, have mistakenly credited Cyrus McCormick of America as the inventor of the reaper in 1831. However it should be Patrick Bell who is recognised as the designer of a machine that was deemed far more efficient and reliable than any previous attempts. Four of his reapers went to America where it is likely they influenced the designs of both McCormick and his contemporary Obed Hussey.

On 10th of September 1828 he demonstrated his invention and later received a favourable report in the “Quarterly Journal of Agriculture” and received a premium of £50 from the Highland Agricultural Society, which barely covered costs.

Being a man of god, Bell did not file for a patent believing that his invention should benefit all. This led to various copies being made that were inferior to the Bell-made machines and they did nothing to encourage widespread usage. However around 10 of Bell’s machines that were sold in east central Scotland were sold in east central Scotland and, as previously mentioned, four crossed the Atlantic, others went to Australia and Poland.

At this time in history labour was still cheap and many farmers did not see the benefit of such a machine, preferring to stay with traditional methods. This was another case of a good invention being too far ahead of its time. However, the Bell machine was to prove itself as far as reliability and longevity was concerned, as the original machine continued for many harvests at Mid Leoch before going to work for many more at his brother’s Inchmichael Farm.

In 1852 it was put in a good state of repair and shown at the Highland Show at Perth where it was thought by many to be the latest machine on the market. However, the Americans eventually began to sell greater quantities of reaping machines no doubt due to their lightness, manoeuvrability and competitive mass-produced pricing.

Meanwhile, now ordained, the Reverend Bell became minister of Carmyllie parish where he continued an interest in engineering, working at his bench at the manse. He remained unaffected by all the clamour that his machine had caused.

The Inchmichael machine, fastidiously looked after by his brother, ended up in the Science Museum in London where it still resides today.

Two contemporary models of the machine were presented to the National Museum and one is on show at the National Museum of Rural Life at Kittochside, East Kilbride. A third was presented by his daughters to the agricultural department of Aberdeen University.

Today’s combine harvester has thus developed from the work of two ingenious Scotsmen - it is a combination of Andrew Meikle’s threshing mechanism and Patrick Bell’s reaper.

The second pic is one of The Rev's reaping machine, only a small number of these machines were constructed, and the extant of Bell's influence has been controversial. Four were exported to the USA before 1831, but the same year Cyrus McCormick introduced a more commercially successful machine. At the Great Exhibition in 1851 American reapers from McCormick and Hussey created a stir and helped to promote the acceptance of reapers in this country. However, Bell received belated recognition for his pioneering work and in 1867, two years before his death, he was awarded a £1000 prize by the Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland. The contraption is on display at the Science Museum in London

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New SpaceTime out Wednesday

SpaceTime 20241120 Series 27 Episode 140

First ever picture of Milky Way black hole may not be accurate

A new study claims those historic first ever images of Sagittarius A* the supermassive black hole at the heart of our Milky Way galaxy may not be a true reflection of its appearance.

Titan’s crust reveals some of its secrets

A new study looking at data from NASA’s Cassini spacecraft suggests that Saturn’s moon Titan has insulating methane-rich crust up to ten kilometres thick

The latest update on Earth’s Ozone hole

A new study has found that the annual ozone hole that opens up over Earth’s south pole Antarctic region was relatively smaller this year.

The Science Report

Core samples suggest planet Earth has already passed 1.5°C of global temperature rise.

Could exposure to outdoor light at night may increase Alzheimer’s prevalence.

Adding LED lights to surfboards and wet suits could prevent attacks by Great White Sharks.

Alex on Tech the latest global survey of people’s passwords.

SpaceTime covers the latest news in astronomy & space sciences.

The show is available every Monday, Wednesday and Friday through Apple Podcasts (itunes), Stitcher, Google Podcast, Pocketcasts, SoundCloud, Bitez.com, YouTube, your favourite podcast download provider, and from www.spacetimewithstuartgary.com

SpaceTime is also broadcast through the National Science Foundation on Science Zone Radio and on both i-heart Radio and Tune-In Radio.

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SpaceTime -- A brief history

SpaceTime is Australia’s most popular and respected astronomy and space science news program – averaging over two million downloads every year. We’re also number five in the United States.  The show reports on the latest stories and discoveries making news in astronomy, space flight, and science.  SpaceTime features weekly interviews with leading Australian scientists about their research.  The show began life in 1995 as ‘StarStuff’ on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s (ABC) NewsRadio network.  Award winning investigative reporter Stuart Gary created the program during more than fifteen years as NewsRadio’s evening anchor and Science Editor.  Gary’s always loved science. He studied astronomy at university and was invited to undertake a PHD in astrophysics, but instead focused on his career in journalism and radio broadcasting. Gary’s radio career stretches back some 34 years including 26 at the ABC. He worked as an announcer and music DJ in commercial radio, before becoming a journalist and eventually joining ABC News and Current Affairs. He was part of the team that set up ABC NewsRadio and became one of its first on air presenters. When asked to put his science background to use, Gary developed StarStuff which he wrote, produced and hosted, consistently achieving 9 per cent of the national Australian radio audience based on the ABC’s Nielsen ratings survey figures for the five major Australian metro markets: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Perth.  The StarStuff podcast was published on line by ABC Science -- achieving over 1.3 million downloads annually.  However, after some 20 years, the show finally wrapped up in December 2015 following ABC funding cuts, and a redirection of available finances to increase sports and horse racing coverage.  Rather than continue with the ABC, Gary resigned so that he could keep the show going independently.  StarStuff was rebranded as “SpaceTime”, with the first episode being broadcast in February 2016.  Over the years, SpaceTime has grown, more than doubling its former ABC audience numbers and expanding to include new segments such as the Science Report -- which provides a wrap of general science news, weekly skeptical science features, special reports looking at the latest computer and technology news, and Skywatch – which provides a monthly guide to the night skies. The show is published three times weekly (every Monday, Wednesday and Friday) and available from the United States National Science Foundation on Science Zone Radio, and through both i-heart Radio and Tune-In Radio.

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Here’s hoping history treats the Honey Badger well 🍯🦡🇦🇺

Casual viewers of my post may be under the impression I hated Daniel Ricciardo. You would be wrong. I really like Daniel Ricciardo. What I hated was the shitshow circus of fans he brought with him (predominantly Aussie men, who couldn’t bear a woman with an opinion).

I have seen him race twice in his F1 career, in his 2nd season and what I now know was his last season. His arrival at McLaren for me was Christmas come early, set to a backdrop of blinding light and Hallelujah Chorus. However there was no fairytale beginning, middle or ending for Daniel Ricciardo. And as I sit here now I’m so confused how I feel, how I should feel and how history will remember him.

When he first arrived in Formula 1, there was nothing really to say this guy is special. In fact I don’t even remember him being on the grid of the first Grand Prix I went to. Admittedly history will remember that was the season where 8 past, present or future World Champions were on the grid, an upstart from Perth was barely noticed. After all Mark Webber won the race so even Australia was distracted.

In fact I don’t really remember him until he arrived at Red Bull in 2014. And even then it was a case of well of course he should do well, the car is great. Mostly I remember him being a menace off track to Seb Vettel (who back then totally deserved it)

However the carefree laughter of his first win was stopped that season when Daniel’s close friend, someone he believed he would go through Formula 1 with, Jules Bianchi was involved in his horrendous accident in Japan. As the years went by you could see he still carried some of the grief from that with him.

But he was not about to let this opportunity slip through his hands. Daniel became a driver everyone loved off track and who regardless of who you supported, you wanted him to do well. Although the sentiment was there long before Drive to Survive, they perfectly capture the swell of goodwill there was in the paddock for him.

I’m not sure any of us will ever truly know what went on behind closed doors in 2018. I will freely admit from the outside it really did look like Daniel was being hung out to dry in favour of Max. I watched that season before Netflix re-edited it and honestly, everyone believed the same thing at the time. There was muddy reports of a court case between Daniel and a former manager beginning to surface. Ultimately something led to him leaving Red Bull and it really did look like he was running away from a fight.

So when he started the 2019 season at Renault and he lost his front wing before the first corner, yes we all sniggered. But over the two years he proved us all wrong. He was exciting to watch, this was the Danny Ric we all fell in love with. He dragged Renault to the podium.

When he announced he was leaving Renault at the beginning of the 2020 to join McLaren the following year question marks appeared. However, it was generally rumoured that he was unhappy with the back room manage at Renault, though the official reasons were that he always wanted to work with Andreas Seidl.

Paul De Resta said cryptically at the time “I hope he tells you what he’s done in that team”. We never found out.

He arrived at McLaren as the darling of the paddock and threatening to destroy Lando (clearly this time he was up for the fight).

Hmmmmm

Even at the time it was obvious why McLaren implemented team orders in Monza in 2021. They had not won a race, let alone a 1-2 in so long. Daniel had struggled soooo much that season and needed the confidence that win gave him. Lando had a long career ahead to get wins. I don’t begrudge Daniel that win, but my God the reimagining of events from his fans was the start of a downward spiral they never got out of.

The second season at McLaren was painful. I said it then, I felt he had lost his spark and his love for the sport. What he feared Max would do to him at Red Bull because of favouritism, Lando was doing to him on equal terms. You could see the questions he had of himself. Yet with all that going on, you could see the care he had for Lando. The way he kept his spirits up after he split with his girlfriend. You saw Daniel the person, rather than Daniel the racing driver.

Should he have walked away then? Maybe. But I respect he didn’t feel he was done, he had unfinished business. And with Kimi, Lewis and Fernando making driving a F1 car in your 40s seem easy, 33 felt too young to retire.

His return to AlphaTauri felt wrong. I was all for second chances but I’d been screaming about Liam Lawson in that seat since 2022 and for a second driver that wasn’t him to be given the drive was infuriating. I think the final bit of the old Daniel Ricciardo drove into the barrier avoiding Oscar Piastri in Zandvoort, broke his hand, got out the car and never returned.

Walking round Silverstone this year it was so evident. Where had all the Daniel Ricciardo fans gone? Over 3 days I saw 2 people in VCarb shirts and 1 girl on the Saturday with a Daniel McLaren hat. All that love he had received for a decade was dwindling. He was like the forgotten man.

Selfishly I’m so glad that ironically I remember seeing Daniel almost the most on track that weekend. The bold number 3 flashing past me. Very much screaming I’m still here. I remember still feeling, please do well. It wasn’t the same thrill as seeing Lewis or Lando go past, or realising that’s Charles or Carlos are in that car but it was Daniel, he’d survived so much and I was so happy to see him there still.

So now, I’m angry and upset how the end came to pass. To race for the last time, not knowing for sure if it was. For your farewell to be tributes from other drivers and members of teams he’d worked with after the event on social media. It’s Singapore no one had the energy to go and congratulate Lando, but this was the first win Daniel didn’t go to him, because he was sat in his car for the last time, probably struggling with his own emotions. He’d played the team game to the last, knowing full well they were probably going to sack him within a week.

Netflix had at times made him appear cocky and arrogant and yet the Daniel who was godfather to Natalie Pinkham’s son and welcomed Lando to his farm last year (which to this day remains a very private trip) doesn’t seem to be the same man. I truly believe that Max, Daniel and Lando flying to Singapore together was a way for them to try and support him on the long flight there, knowing what he was probably facing. He wasn’t going to ask for it, his pride wouldn’t let him, but he was grateful for it.

What worries me now is, my memories of Daniel are of a great driver, who was amazing fun to watch. Inspired so many of the younger drivers on the grid now. Badly advised at times refused to give up. Yet his stats read 8 wins, 32 podiums and 3 poles.

I struggle with that stat. For context Lando has taken 5 poles this season so far. Valtteri has 10 wins, 67 podiums and 20 poles and was considered a number 2 driver. Charles started 6 1/2 seasons after Daniel sits at 7 wins, 39 podiums and 26 poles.

How is his return so little? Am I remembering this wrong? I remember everyone loving Daniel at one point. He was lauded as a great racer. Where are the stats that back that up?

I look at the grid now, those who still trail Daniel, Lando, Oscar, George (maybe it’s too much to hope Carlos) and I know they will surpass his totals. And that’s just this current grid. Why did he not have more? It felt like there was more!! He drove like there was more.

As the years go by those stats will fade into the “average” category of drivers. It certainly didn’t feel like I was watching an average driver at the time.

Let’s see what history makes of Daniel Ricciardo in 10 years, 20 years. This I promise you though. Netflix will never capture what it felt like to live through it beginning to end.

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WNBA Finals: The Australian and WNBL connections run deep

Tipping off tomorrow, Las Vegas and New York face off in the WNBA Finals, and there's plenty of Australian and WNBL storylines to follow.

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The WNBA Finals get underway tomorrow morning with Game 1 tipping off at 6am AEDT and after an incredible season, it all comes down to the two preseason favourites battling it out in what is sure to be a Finals to remember.

Las Vegas will be aiming to make it back-to-back championships, while New York will be hoping to claim the franchise’s maiden championship. 2022 WNBA MVP A’ja Wilson and 2023 WNBA MVP Breanna Stewart headline both teams, while the likes of Kelsey Plum, Chelsea Gray, Sabrina Ionescu and Jonquel Jones will have a huge say in the outcome of the series.

Speaking of those that will have a big impact in the championship decider, there are a myriad of connections to Australia and the WNBL, with players with WNBL experience set to light up the Finals and a very familiar head coach.

There are three players on each team who have played in the WNBL, and of course Opals head coach Sandy Brondello is running the show in New York. This demonstrates the standing and importance of Australian basketball in the best league in the world.

For New York, Betnijah Laney, Kayla Thornton and Jocelyn Willoughby have all had stops in the WNBL, while Las Vegas’ Jackie Young and Kierstan Bell have suited up in the WNBL, and Opals superstar Cayla George is also on the squad.

Laney and Young in particular have taken their respective careers to new heights after stints in the WNBL and will be among the most important players in the series.

Laney was a revelation for the Perth Lynx in 2015/16, alongside the likes of Sami Whitcomb and Tessa Lavey. That squad made it all the way to the Grand Final series and although they ultimately lost to the Townsville Fire, there’s no doubt it was a special season for the Lynx. Laney led the team in rebounds (7.7 per game) and assists (3.8), while also adding 14.7 points per game (second to Whitcomb at 19.2).

Her toughness and work ethic shone through back then and she returned to the league in season 2017/18 with the Bendigo Spirit, creating a dominant duo with Kelsey Griffin. That season wasn’t to be for Bendigo, with Griffin’s season ending after just six games due to a hip injury, but Laney battled until the end, averaging 14.7 points, 5.1 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 1.5 steals per game.

After struggling to find her groove in the WNBA, everything changed in 2020 with the Atlanta Dream when she averaged 17.2 points per game, up from 5.6 the previous season. She won the Most Improved Player Award and was named to the All-Defensive Team that season.

Now she is a force for the star-studded Liberty team. As well as being a defensive headache, Laney is just super efficient on the offensive end, making her the perfect fit alongside the likes of Stewart, Jones, Ionescu and Vandersloot. This season she has averaged 12.8 points, 3.3 rebounds and 2.4 assists on 49.9% shooting from the field and 39.2% from three.

Young was on the rise prior to coming to Perth for season 2021/22, but really announced herself as one of the best players in the WNBA after her summer with the Lynx. Young spent one season with Perth, in a loaded squad that included college teammate Marina Mabrey, Whitcomb, Darcee Garbin and Lauren Scherf.

Although the Lynx lost to the Boomers in the Grand Final, Young was massive. Despite a slowish start to the season, she quickly found her groove and became deadly on both ends of the court. After averaging 17.8 points, 4.1 rebounds and 3.3 assists per game for Perth, Young returned to Las Vegas a different player.

Not known for her three-point shooting in pervious seasons, Young showcased her improvement over the off-season and incredibly became one of the WNBA’s best three-point shooters, finishing third in the league for three-point percentage in 2022. Young’s newfound three-point shooting was integral in the Aces run to the Championship and she was named an All-Star for the first time in her career, while also taking out the WNBA’s Most Improved Player Award.

This season, Young has taken her game to a new level, and much like Laney, it’s all about efficiency and finding a role within a team full of stars. Named an All-Star again, Young is just an assassin on offence, averaging a career-high 17.6 points per game on otherworldly shooting splits of 52.3% from the field, 44.9% from three and 86.7% from the line.

Kayla Thornton, Jocelyn Willoughby and Kierstan Bell all played in the WNBL last season, and Willoughby will be back in the league this summer.

Thornton starred for Southside last season, helping lead the squad to an unlikely Finals appearance after a season filled with injuries. She was everything the Flyers could’ve hoped for in an import and played both side of the ball extremely well.

Leading the team in points (15.7 per game) and rebounds (6.8), Thornton announced herself on opening night with 21 points and 8 rebounds, and never looked back.

While playing for Southside earlier this year, Thornton was traded from Dallas to New York as part of the deal that landed former WNBA MVP Jonquel Jones in New York (and saw Bec Allen head in Connecticut). Although her minutes are down compared to what she playing in Dallas, her importance to New York cannot be underestimated. She’s a star in her role and brings it every game on both ends of the floor.

She does all the little things well and Brondello knows she can rely on Thornton whenever she calls her number.

In a rocky season for the Flames last season, Willoughby just kept working. A coaching and point guard change mid-season threw Sydney into chaos, but Willoughby – as well as Keely Froling and Tiana Mangakahia – did all they could to remain competitive.

Willoughby averaged 15.1 points, 4.2 rebounds and 3.1 assists per game, and will suit up for Adelaide this coming season alongside fellow import and WNBA player Brianna Turner. Willoughby is played sparingly off the bench by Brondello and appeared in 29 games in the regular season.

Bell only played nine games for the Lightning last season before returning to the States. She showed flashes of what Adelaide would’ve been hoping for from her (she did average 14.1 points and 4.7 rebounds per game), but it was shortlived. Back with Las Vegas in her second season of WNBA, Bell hasn’t been able to lock down totally consistent rotation minutes, but for a second-year player on a loaded squad such as the Aces, she’s done well to fight for minutes. She’s shown enough potential to be an option off the bench for Becky Hammon in certain match-ups and is only improving.

Cayla George has done it all in Australian basketball – won WNBL championships, a WNBL MVP, represented the Opals on countless occasions, highlighted by Olympic and World Cup campaigns – and now she is trying to add a WNBA championship to her resume.

George hasn’t seen consistent court time for the Aces this season. She has struggled with her long-range shooting (23.4% shooting from deep), which is vital to her game considering over 60% of her shots this season have been from beyond the arc. With that being said, she’s the type of player that has remained ready and is very clearly a positive personality to have on your bench.

Speaking of positives on the bench, Sandy Brondello has done a fantastic job balancing the many mouths to feed on a Liberty squad boasting ridiculous star power. She will be aiming for her second WNBA championship, after leading Phoenix to the 2014 title, with fellow Aussies Penny Taylor and Erin Phillips members of that squad.

Brondello has long been known as a defensive-minded coach and while the Liberty owned the third best defensive-rating this season (101), their offence was even stronger, finishing second with an offensive rating of 111.8.

Incredibly, as per ESPN, Brondello and Becky Hammon facing off will mark the first time in WNBA history that two former WNBA players will meet as head coaches in the Finals.

This truly is a meeting of the juggernauts and all I can say is, sit back and enjoy!

WNBA Finals schedule

Game 1: Monday, 9 October @ 6am AEDT

Game 2: Thursday 12 October @ 12pm AEDT

Game 3: Monday 16 October @ 6am AEDT

Game 4 (if necessary): Thursday 19 October @ 11am AEDT

Game 5 (if necessary): Saturday 21 October @ 12pm AEDT

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Reliable Electrician Willetton Services – Cleverlec Delivers Safe, Expert Electrical Solutions

When you need a professional and trustworthy electrician in Willetton, Cleverlec Services is the name you can rely on. With years of experience delivering top-tier electrical solutions to homes and businesses across Perth’s southern suburbs, Cleverlec provides reliable, safe, and efficient electrical services tailored to your specific needs.

From small domestic repairs to large-scale commercial projects, Cleverlec Services offers a wide range of electrical solutions, including installations, upgrades, maintenance, and emergency repairs. Our licensed electricians are fully qualified, insured, and equipped with the latest tools and knowledge to tackle any job — big or small — with precision and professionalism.

Whether you're renovating your home, building a new property, or simply need help with a faulty switch or power outage, our team is ready to assist. We handle everything from lighting and power point installations to switchboard upgrades, smoke alarm compliance, rewiring, and fault detection. At Cleverlec, we believe in getting it right the first time, ensuring safety and satisfaction with every job.

As a local business, we understand the unique electrical requirements of Willetton properties and are committed to delivering fast, friendly service at competitive prices. We take pride in offering clear communication, honest advice, and punctual service — because we value your time and peace of mind.

Cleverlec Services also specialises in energy-efficient solutions, including LED lighting upgrades, solar power systems, and smart home technology. We can help you reduce your energy bills and environmental footprint while enhancing the functionality and comfort of your home or business.

Safety is at the core of everything we do. All work is carried out to meet strict Australian Standards, and we conduct thorough safety checks to ensure your system is functioning properly and securely. Our attention to detail and commitment to quality workmanship have made us a trusted choice for homeowners, landlords, real estate agents, and business owners throughout Willetton and surrounding suburbs.

No matter the scope or scale of your project, Cleverlec Services brings knowledge, care, and precision to every task. We’re passionate about helping our customers stay connected, safe, and powered up — all while delivering excellent value and service with a smile.

Need a trusted electrician in Willetton? Contact Cleverlec Services today for prompt, professional assistance and discover why locals count on us for all their electrical needs. Let us power your home or business with safety and confidence.

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Event Tech and LED Screen Hire Perth | TLS Productions

Looking for LED screens for hire, PA system hire, or stage hire? TLS Productions offers premium LED screen hire Perth, microphone and speaker hire Perth, and complete sound system hire for all events. We also provide lighting hire Perth, stage for hire, concert lighting, and theatre lighting hire. From audio visual installation Perth to stage lighting Perth, trust TLS for all your events hire Perth needs.

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What Are the Key Factors to Consider When Planning Kitchen and Bathroom Renovations in Perth?

When it comes to transforming your home, few upgrades are as impactful as a well-executed kitchen and bathroom renovation. At Perth Premier Home Improvements, we specialise in delivering high-quality kitchen and bathroom renovations in Perth that enhance both functionality and aesthetics, creating spaces that truly reflect your personal style and needs.

The importance of kitchen and bathroom renovations in Perth cannot be overstated. These spaces are the heart of your home—the kitchen is where families gather and meals are created, while the bathroom is a sanctuary for relaxation and self-care. Investing in these areas not only improves your daily living but also adds significant value to your property, making it a smart decision whether you’re planning to sell or simply wish to elevate your lifestyle.

At Perth Premier Home Improvements, we understand that kitchen and bathroom renovations in Perth require thoughtful planning and expert craftsmanship. Our team of experienced designers and builders work closely with you to bring your vision to life, ensuring every detail aligns with your expectations. From selecting the right materials and finishes to incorporating modern design elements and sustainable solutions, we tailor every renovation to meet your unique requirements.

One of the key advantages of choosing Perth Premier Home Improvements for your kitchen and bathroom renovations in Perth is our commitment to quality. We use only the highest-grade materials and the latest construction techniques to ensure durability and longevity. Whether it’s sleek cabinetry, luxurious benchtops, modern tapware, or energy-efficient appliances, we integrate premium elements that blend style and functionality seamlessly.

Moreover, we believe that communication is crucial throughout the renovation process. We keep you informed at every stage, from the initial consultation and design phase to the final installation and handover. This transparency ensures that your project stays on schedule and within budget, giving you peace of mind and a stress-free experience.

At Perth Premier Home Improvements, we also prioritise sustainability and energy efficiency. Many homeowners in Perth are looking for ways to reduce their environmental footprint without compromising on style or comfort. Our team can incorporate eco-friendly solutions, such as water-saving fixtures, LED lighting, and sustainable materials, into your kitchen and bathroom renovations in Perth to create a home that’s as efficient as it is beautiful.

Ready to elevate your home with a stunning transformation? Contact Perth Premier Home Improvements today to discuss how we can help you achieve your dream kitchen and bathroom renovations in Perth. Let us turn your ideas into reality with exceptional service, quality craftsmanship, and results that will leave you smiling for years to come.

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Sleek & Smart - 12W LED Ceiling Light by Greenhse Technologies Perth

Experience modern, sleek design 12W LED Ceiling CCT aluminum downlight. It comes in an attractive matte black or white for an elegant, attractive, and contemporary look. This elegant fixture features three selectable colour temperatures—Warm White (3000K), Natural White, and Bright White (5700K)—allowing you to set the perfect mood for any space. It provides both direct (10w) and indirect (2w) lighting. Visit today Greenhse Technologies Perth and order it now!

Features:

Triac Dimmable

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A Comprehensive Guide to Stage and Lighting in Australia | Expert Tips & Solutions

Discover everything you need to know about stage and lighting in Australia. From top equipment to expert setup tips, this guide covers it all for events, theatres, and productions.

"A Comprehensive Guide to Stage and Lighting in Australia":

A Comprehensive Guide to Stage and Lighting in Australia

When it comes to hosting memorable events in Australia—be it a concert, corporate function, wedding, festival, or theatre production—stage and lighting play a crucial role in the overall success. These two elements not only enhance visibility and engagement but also shape the atmosphere and professionalism of the entire event. With Australia’s dynamic event scene and diverse venues, understanding the essentials of stage and lighting hire can make a significant difference.

The Role of Staging in Events

Staging provides the physical platform for performances, speeches, and presentations. It elevates the action, giving clear sightlines for the audience and structure to the space. In Australia, professional staging companies offer modular and portable stage systems suitable for both indoor and outdoor venues. These stages are typically customisable in height and size and are designed to be weather-resistant—an important feature for Australia’s varied climate conditions.

Staging services often include delivery, installation, safety checks, and dismantling. Add-ons like stairs, ramps, skirting, and branding panels help create a polished look while maintaining accessibility and safety. Whether it’s a small podium for a corporate talk or a large festival stage with rigging for sound and lighting, Australian stage hire companies have solutions to meet every need.

The Importance of Lighting

Lighting transforms events from ordinary to unforgettable. In Australia’s professional events industry, lighting is used not just to illuminate but also to create mood, focus attention, and enhance performances. A well-designed lighting setup can make a dramatic difference, especially for concerts, weddings, theatre productions, and fashion shows.

Common lighting options include stage wash lights, spotlights, uplights, LED panels, moving head lights, and special effects like strobes or hazers. Intelligent lighting systems, which can be programmed for movement, colour changes, and timing, are widely used for dynamic events. Australian lighting providers also offer control systems, DMX programming, and technicians to manage cues during performances.

Outdoor lighting setups are designed to be robust and weatherproof, ensuring performance in varying conditions across cities like Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Perth.

Combining Stage and Lighting for Maximum Impact

To truly elevate an event, stage and lighting should be planned together. Australian production companies often offer packages that include both staging and lighting equipment, managed by experienced crews who understand spatial design, audience flow, and safety regulations. Coordinating these elements ensures that lighting fixtures are correctly positioned, power is safely distributed, and the final setup supports both the performers and the audience experience.

For events requiring audiovisual support, many suppliers also offer integrated sound systems, trusses, video walls, and rigging services, streamlining the planning process for event organisers.

Conclusion

Stage and lighting are essential components of successful event production. In Australia’s competitive and creative events industry, investing in professional stage and lighting services ensures a seamless, visually engaging, and safe experience for everyone involved. Whether you’re planning a small indoor gathering or a large-scale outdoor concert, the right staging and lighting setup will elevate your event and leave a lasting impression.

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LED Explosion-Proof Lighting Integral to Australian Offshore Oil Platforms

(Perth, Australia) – Australian offshore oil platforms are embracing LED explosion-proof lighting as part of efforts to improve operational safety in harsh environments. Given the high risks of combustible gases and the unique challenges of working in offshore conditions, LED lights are emerging as a key tool in improving both safety and energy efficiency.

"LED explosion-proof lighting is vital for ensuring safe operations on our offshore rigs," said James Walker, safety officer at an oil platform off the coast of Western Australia. "The lights not only meet our safety standards but are also cost-effective in the long term due to their energy savings and extended lifespans."

As Australia’s energy sector increasingly focuses on sustainability and reducing its carbon footprint, LED explosion-proof lights are expected to become a crucial component of offshore safety strategies. led explosion proof lighting https://www.eneltec-led.com/products/led-explosion-proof-lights

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The Ultimate Guide to LED Masks and Neck Light Therapy in Australia — Featuring CELLRETURN Australia

Introduction

In the ever-evolving world of skincare technology, LED light therapy has emerged as one of the most trusted and effective non-invasive treatments. Whether you’re combating acne, signs of ageing, or uneven skin tone, LED masks in Australia are helping people achieve glowing skin from the comfort of their homes.

More recently, neck LED masks have also entered the market, targeting an often-neglected area: the neck and décolletage. From LED therapy for the neck to full-face rejuvenation, brands like CELLRETURN Australia are leading the way with advanced light therapy technology.

This comprehensive guide explores the benefits, science, and usage of LED masks, including full-face and neck LED light therapy devices, while spotlighting premium offerings from CELLRETURN.

What Is LED Light Therapy?

LED (Light Emitting Diode) therapy is a skin treatment that uses different wavelengths of light to target various skin concerns. Originally developed by NASA for wound healing, it’s now a mainstay in dermatology clinics and increasingly in home-use devices like LED masks.

Types of LED Light Wavelengths & Their Benefits:

Red Light (630–660nm): Stimulates collagen, reduces wrinkles, improves skin texture

Blue Light (415nm): Kills acne-causing bacteria, reduces breakouts

Near-Infrared Light (850nm+): Penetrates deeper layers, improves blood circulation and healing

Purple/Pink Light (Combo): Skin rejuvenation and recovery

Amber Light: Reduces inflammation and improves radiance

LED Mask Australia: Why It’s Trending

More Australians are turning to LED light therapy for hair growth for non-surgical, at-home facial treatments that require zero downtime. These masks are popular among both skincare enthusiasts and professionals.

Top Benefits of Using an LED Mask:

Smoother, firmer skin

Reduction in fine lines and wrinkles

Enhanced skin tone and elasticity

Better product absorption

Acne prevention and healing

Reduced inflammation and redness

LED Light Therapy Mask Australia: Key Features

Today’s LED mask AU are lightweight, wireless, and user-friendly. CELLRETURN Australia, for example, integrates medical-grade LED panels and patented technology to ensure consistent results.

What to Look for in a Quality LED Mask:

Multiple light wavelengths

Safe for daily use (FDA, CE, or TGA certified)

Ergonomic design for full-face coverage

Eye protection or auto shut-off

Rechargeable and wireless options

Session timer and intensity control

LED Mask AU — A Look at the Local Market

Australian consumers are increasingly seeking LED masks AU-wide that balance luxury, results, and convenience. Brands like CELLRETURN are setting the standard by offering clinical-level light therapy in a portable, wearable format.

As more beauty clinics and dermatologists recommend at-home maintenance between treatments, the demand for reliable LED devices has surged across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Perth.

Neck LED Mask — Why the Neck Needs Attention Too

The neck is one of the first areas to show signs of ageing due to thinner skin and fewer oil glands. A neck LED mask offers a targeted approach to improve firmness, reduce wrinkles, and restore skin tone.

Benefits of LED Therapy for Neck:

Stimulates collagen in delicate neck tissue

Reduces crepey skin and fine lines

Firms sagging skin under the chin

Brightens and evens skin tone

Complements full-face LED treatments

CELLRETURN’s Neck LED Mask offers curved, anatomical coverage with near-infrared and red light therapy — perfect for anti-ageing and rejuvenation.

LED Light Therapy for Neck — How It Works

LED neck therapy uses the same light-based principles as facial masks but focuses on areas like:

Necklines (“tech neck”)

Jawline sagging

Collarbone and chest area

CELLRETURN Australia — Advanced LED Light Therapy Devices

CELLRETURN Australia is a leader in LED light therapy treatment, offering award-winning, clinically tested products that merge skincare with science. Their Platinum LED Mask and Neck LED Mask are trusted by professionals, celebrities, and skincare experts globally.

Notable Features:

Over 1,000 high-powered LEDs

Red, Blue, and Near-Infrared light modes

Full-face and neck coverage

Auto-cycling light programs

Safe, comfortable fit for daily use

CELLRETURN’s commitment to quality and clinical results makes them a premium choice in the LED mask Australia market.

LED Light Mask Benefits: At a Glance

Skin Concern

Light Type

Result

Acne

Blue

Kills bacteria, prevents breakouts

Ageing/Wrinkles

Red + Infrared

Boosts collagen, reduces lines

Pigmentation

Amber/Red

Lightens and evens skin tone

Dull Skin

Red + Amber

Brightens complexion

Neck Sagging

Red + Infrared

Firms and tones

How to Use an LED Mask or Neck LED Mask

Cleanse your face and neck thoroughly

Apply toner or light serum (optional)

Wear the LED mask or neck mask for 10–20 minutes

Remove and follow with moisturiser

Repeat 3–5 times a week

Pro tip: Avoid using retinol or acids before LED sessions to prevent sensitivity.

Caring for Your LED Light Therapy Device

Clean after each use with a soft, dry cloth

Avoid water or harsh chemicals

Store in a cool, dry place

Recharge as needed (if wireless)

Do not bend or force the device

FAQs About LED Face Mask, Neck Led Mask and More

Q1. Are LED masks safe to use at home?

Yes, most high-quality masks like those from CELLRETURN Australia are completely safe for home use and have clinical safety certifications.

Q2. Can LED light therapy damage the eyes?

No, as long as the mask includes eye protection or you wear goggles. CELLRETURN masks are built with eye-safe zones.

Q3. How soon can I see results?

Most users notice visible improvements within 2–4 weeks with regular use.

Q4. Is LED light therapy suitable for all skin types?

Yes, it is non-invasive and effective on all skin tones and types.

Q5. Can I use LED therapy while pregnant?

Consult your doctor first. While red light is generally considered safe, it’s best to seek medical advice during pregnancy.

Final Thoughts

LED light therapy has revolutionized skincare, and with innovations like neck LED masks and home-use LED devices, you no longer need to visit a clinic for glowing, youthful skin. From acne to anti-ageing, LED therapy for neck and face delivers real, lasting results.

If you’re looking to invest in premium LED masks in Australia, CELLRETURN Australia offers some of the most advanced and clinically backed solutions in the market.

Ready to elevate your skincare routine? Explore LED light therapy masks and neck devices from CELLRETURN Australia ��� and discover the glow you deserve.

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On 8th January 1313 the forces of Robert Bruce seized Perth from the English garrison.

Bruce was determined to take Perth, and lay siege to it but, owing to the strength of the fortifications, it defied for six weeks all the efforts of his army.

The town finally fell on this day in 1313 his day in 1313 by an army led by King Robert himself. This victory was significant as it brought all of Scotland north of the Forth under Bruce's control. However, it was also a source of embarrassment for later Scottish writers seeking to cast King Robert in a positive light, as the events of 8th January seem to have degenerated into a bloodbath.

By 1313, the tide of the war had very much turned in Bruce's favour. He had defeated his main Scottish opponents at the Battles of Inverurie and the Pass of Brander in 1309, survived an English invasion of Scotland in 1310-11, and even begun raiding into northern England. 1312 had ended on something of a sour note when the barking of a dog had thwarted a Scottish attempt to capture Berwick by surprise, but undeterred Bruce marched his men north to lay siege to Perth. Perth was no easy target - its castle had not been rebuilt since a flood in 1209 but it was still protected by a wall and a water-filled ditch. It seems that Bruce was counting on the English being unprepared for the Scots to keep up the military pressure on them during the frigid Scottish winter (normally, the campaigning season would last from spring to autumn at the most). Certainly, both the contemporary Lanercost Chronicler and the late Scottish writer John Barbour blame the fall of Perth at least in part on the negligence of the garrison. On the night of 7th January, under cover of darkness, the Scots surged across the ditch in force and threw ladders against the wall, pouring into the town and overwhelming the unprepared defenders. By the morning of the 8th, Perth belonged to Bruce.

The aftermath of the capture of Perth is a source of some disagreement among contemporary and near contemporary historians, possibly because many of those writers felt uncomfortable with the facts as they saw them. The earliest surviving account comes from the Lanercost Chronicle, which claims that those in the town 'who were of the Scottish nation' were put to death, although the Englishmen there were allowed to return home. The earliest surviving Scottish account of the incident - written by John Fordun in the 1360s - states that 'the disloyal people, both Scots and English, were taken, dragged and slain with the sword', although he attempts to mitigate this by emphasising that their disloyalty is what earned them this fate and adding that the king spared anyone who begged for mercy. Writing about a decade after Fordun, the Scottish poet John Barbour - who was writing to lionise King Robert's memory - addressed this aspect of the capture of Perth simply by denying it, claiming that Bruce had specifically ordered his men not to kill anyone unless they refused to surrender without a fight. Despite Barbour's protestations, it would seem that the capture of Perth was accompanied by considerable bloodshed. If we are being generous to Bruce - and most historians who have written about the fall of Perth have been inclined to be just that - any executions after the town's capture can be understood as a very emphatic way of discouraging disloyalty among his subjects in other towns around the kingdom, a common enough tactic in medieval warfare.

As noted above, with the capture of Perth King Robert could now claim to control all of Scotland north of the Forth. Further offensives later in the year secured Bruce's control of the south-west, so that by the end of the year only Lothian and the Borders remained in English hands, that is of course other than the stronghold of Stirling Castle.

The efforts of the Scots to bring the Lothians area, and Stirling Castle into their control would lead directly to the Battle of Bannockburn.