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Locality: Winmalee, New South Wales

Phone: +61 409 007 770

Address: PO Box 4317 2777 Winmalee, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.australianimages.com.au

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22.01.2022 One of our local Blue Mountains businesses has been robbed yet again. Please share, as it shouldn't be too hard to identify #3!

21.01.2022 Thanks for the share ROH Wheels! Never had a problem with their stuff, despite some very harsh conditions.

16.01.2022 The last Qantas 747 has left Sydney on its final trip to LA. And they’ve taken a bit of a detour to put a lasting image on the flight radar. End of an era.

09.01.2022 MEDIA RELEASE: ‘It’s never been more important to buy Australian than right now’ is the tag line of the new promotional initiative from the Australian Made Cam...paign Ltd, the organisation responsible for administering and promoting the famous Australian Made logo. According to Australian Made Chief Executive, Ben Lazzaro, Australian Made is throwing its support behind Australian manufacturers and growers, as they continue to lead the way in Australia’s recovery from COVID-19. Read more: https://bit.ly/3eACaFD

07.01.2022 Last weekend, the Southern Stars 'magical mystery tour' took us all the way to Griffith for the penultimate race of the 5-round series. As with most tracks this... year, Josh had never raced at Griffith before, and we entered the round with a narrow 6-point lead over last year's winner, Josh Hart. Format was practice, 4 random heats and a Final. Points from all races count equally after dropping your worst result. PRACTICE: Practice was on the suspect tyres from last week, and we found ourselves well off the pace, being about a second slower than the front runners. We tried various setups but just kept getting slower. Not a good start. HEAT1: Fortunately, our concerns about the Canberra tyres proved to be correct. On new tyres and starting from P7, Josh quickly made it up to 3rd, with times 1/10th off Kobe and 2 full seconds faster than on the old rubber. What a relief! HEAT2: Starting P5, Josh made it up into 2nd place by lap 2 and stayed there for the remainder of the heat. Very happy with the pace. HEAT3: Starting on pole, Josh held the lead for 3 laps before losing a spot, where he finished. Once again only 2/10ths off pace. HEAT4: Racing under lights, Josh started way back in P11. By the end of lap 1 he'd made it up into 6th, then gained two more spots on the next lap. He then grabbed another two spots to reach 2nd, with Kobe having some engine troubles and local Joseph taking the win. FINAL: Starting in P2 after the heats, Josh lost a few spots off the start but got back to 3rd by the end of lap 1. He dropped to 4th on lap 7, but regained 3rd on lap 11, where he finished the race. After tallying the results, that gave Josh 3rd place for the round, which was enough to take the Southern Stars championship and the red plate! Well done and great racing to the other competitors for the year. Particularly to Kobe who took the round win and series 3rd (after missing a round), to Josh Hart who won the series last year and was a close 2nd this year, and to Griffith-local Joseph who came 2nd this round and 4th in the series. Thanks to Karting NSW, Southern Star Series, Dubbo Kart Club, Canberra Kart Racing Club, Grenfell Kart Club, Orange Kart Club and Griffith Kart Club for putting on a fantastic series. We travelled over 5,000km to attend all the rounds and we had a great time. Finally, thanks to our major sponsors Stones KartSport for giving us great advice, equipment and engines for the year, plus Lean & Bennett Toyota and Australian Images for the support.

02.01.2022 Please be aware that there are some delays across the Australia Post network, due to flight cancellations and additional parcel volume caused by the COVID-19 situation. We are still sending our stickers out within a day, but they may take a little longer to arrive than normal. This is a photo of Australia Post's Melbourne gateway facility yesterday!