The Right Man | Business service

The Right Man

Phone: +61 417 099 911

Add/Update information

Reviews

Tags

• Businesses
• Local service
• Business service
• Consultation agency
• Consulting agency

22.01.2022 Crab facts Sand crabs are arguably the tastiest and most misunderstood crustaceans going around. These delicacies are commonly found throughout Australia's estuaries and inshore regions in all mainland States. In Queensland they were officially known as sand crabs until recently, when officials switched names to the blue swimmer crab, as used in NSW and WA. Males are blue or purple with pearly white mottling Females are much less colourful, being drab brown with pale mottling... For a long time it was thought that only one species of blue swimmer crab occurred in Australian waters, namely Portunus pelagicus. However, scientists found that crabs variously described as P. pelagicus were in fact, a species complex consisting of no less than four different species. They determined that the majority of blue swimmer crabs in Australian waters were not P. pelagicus at all, but were in fact the closely related Portunus armatus which was originally described from Shark Bay in WA in 1861. These are the crabs that steal your bait when fishing on the Ninety Mile Beach. Here I was thinking that the crabbers at Lakes Entrance were catching the much less tasty European Green Shore Crabs, but they are smarter than that. Here’s proof! Happy to be of assistance with the crab facts of the day. Tomorrow: Snapper and why their eyes pop and their stomachs come out of their mouths! See more

20.01.2022 I facilitated a great workshop today with the East Gippsland Food Cluster and Agribusiness Gippsland talking about collaboration, innovation and promoting the Gippsland region. Needless to say, it’s thumbs up for the future!

16.01.2022 Something cool is happening right now at the Paynesville Community Centre! Check out Danish mural artist Andreas Welin, who has kindly agreed to take 24 hours out of his holiday and paint us a mural! Pop down and say hello - he'll be there until about 7 tonight and early tomorrow morning. Thanks to East Gippsland Shire Council for agreeing to make it happen with one hour's notice! Check out Andreas' work on the link below - he's a great catch!... https://www.facebook.com/welinone/ See more

14.01.2022 I'd like to post something on my business page that says how successful my branding strategy and social media and web design have been in the success of my business. But it's all rubbish. Its about relationships, knowledge, value for money and delivering what you promise. Thanks.

13.01.2022 I'm trying to finish a report on a climate change survey, but I've been reading the comments...

12.01.2022 My highlights of the East Gippsland Business Awards 2018... Jane McKay Communications winning the Home Based or Internet Based Business. And THAT dress! The musicians in black (and me). Sarah Carlisle from Venture Out deservedly winning the Tourism category. Accepting the Marine Industry award on behalf of Skipper Pete.... Getting through the evening without completely stuffing it up. Well dressed cabinet makers. GJ Gardner Homes and their trophies. Lots of happy people. A bottle of Lightfoot Chardonnay! Mission accomplished! See more

11.01.2022 A great pleasure to MC the East Gippsland Business Awards Finalists’ Breakfast. Well done to all the finalists, but this weekend there can only be one winner! Go Pies!

11.01.2022 I've just completed some pro bono work preparing an application for the Victorian Coastal Awards, on behalf of Gippsland Ports and their partners. It has been an absolute pleasure to be part of this project and it is a joy to visit these islands. https://youtu.be/lRqe-lDvqYs

06.01.2022 What he said...

06.01.2022 Community consultation - It’s as easy as ABC... Aromatherapy, Burgers and Climate Change!

05.01.2022 Do you cycle, walk or ride the East Gippsland Rail Trail? Would you like to enter the draw for a chance to win a $100 gift voucher from Riviera Cycles? Share your views, experiences and perceptions of the 94-kilometre trail, which extends from Bairnsdale to Orbost, and help inform an East Gippsland Shire Council strategic business case that could drive wide-ranging improvements.... The survey will gather information about trail users, your views and perceptions about the trail, and possible improvements. Your views will assist Council in supporting the future development of the rail trail and funding applications to government. Click the link below to complete the survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/EGRailTrail The survey closes on Friday 18 January.