Keith Nallawalla

About Keith Nallawalla

Keith Nallawalla is a father of two boys and lives in Melbourne’s West. He loves 80s and 90s Pop Culture and blogging about fast food and junk food brands. Keith’s day job is the Head of Digital Marketing at Network Media Group where he oversees the WebOracle Digital Marketing Agency’s SEO Team as well as Premium Links, a white label SEO service.

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Office Address: Level 4/145 Clarendon St, Southbank VIC 3006
Phone: 1300 505 763 – WebOracle – Digital Agency
Phone: 1300 219 447 – Premium Links – Link Building Agency
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/keithnallawalla/
Outside of The Midland Observer Keith Nallawalla also runs a few blogs of his own – Good/Bad Marketing,
A Nice Home and Millennial Parent.

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Bluesfest 2026: The New Face of Australian Business Collapse

If you had an Easter trip to Byron Bay planned around Bluesfest this year, you’ve certainly heard the news. That trip isn’t happening. And depending on how you paid for your ticket, you might not be getting your money back either. On 12 March 2026, Bluesfest Enterprises Pty Ltd was placed into liquidation, with Jason […]

Every Tax You’re Already Paying in Australia (And the Ones That Might Be Coming for You Next)

Let’s be honest. Most Australians have a rough idea that they pay tax, a vaguer idea of how much, and almost no idea of how many different ways the government collects it. We know about income tax because it hits us every pay cycle. We know about GST because it shows up on the receipt […]

Australia’s Hidden Robotics Industry

When people think about global robotics powerhouses, Germany and Japan tend to dominate the conversation. Japan produces 45 percent of the world’s industrial robots. Germany has built its entire manufacturing competitiveness around automation for decades. And then there is Australia, a country not typically associated with cutting-edge robotics, quietly developing one of the most interesting […]

Cultural Events That Define Modern Australia

Australia’s cultural calendar isn’t just a list of dates on a government tourism website. It’s a living, breathing collection of moments that tell you everything you need to know about who we are as a nation. From the sublime to the ridiculous, from the deeply meaningful to the wonderfully absurd, these events shape our collective identity in ways that meat pies and Vegemite never could alone.

Understanding Australia’s Immigration Policy Debates

Look, I’ll level with you straight up. Australia’s immigration policy debates are messier than a meat pie eaten in the front seat of your car on a 40-degree day. And they’ve been going on longer than Neighbours has been on the telly (well, almost). Everyone’s got an opinion. Your mate at the pub reckons we’re […]

The Future of Work in Australia: Remote, Hybrid, or Back to Office?

Remember when “going to work” meant putting on uncomfortable shoes, sitting in traffic for an hour, and pretending to look busy while you counted down the minutes until lunch? Yeah, those were the days. Except they weren’t, really.

How Australian Schools Are Tackling Digital Literacy in 2026

Look, I’ll be straight with you. If you’re over the age of 30, you probably remember a time when “digital literacy” meant knowing how to change the font in Microsoft Word. Maybe you were the tech-savvy kid who knew how to use PowerPoint, and suddenly you were the designated IT guru for every group project. […]

Choosing Between an Apartment and a House in 2026

So you’re finally ready to take the plunge into property ownership, or maybe you’re looking to upgrade from your current living situation. The question keeping you up at night is probably the same one that’s been plaguing Australian property hunters for decades: apartment or house? In 2026, this decision has become more complicated than ever. […]