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.
Looking to contact Keith Nallawalla?
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.
All Posts
- Daniel’s Donuts Now at 7-Eleven in Australia
- How Do You Get The McDonald’s Happy Meal Pokémon TCG Pocket Codes in Australia?
- McDonald’s Australia Releases Mario Kart Deluxe Plastic Toys
- McDonald’s 2024 Australian Collector’s Edition Glasses – Where & How to Get Them
- How Does the Australian Healthcare System Work
LATEST ARTICLES
Australia’s aged care sector is under more pressure than it has been in decades. A recent analysis from CEDA, the Committee for Economic Development of Australia, found the country is short by at least 110,000 direct aged care workers within the next ten years, a gap that could balloon past 400,000 by 2050 without serious […]
Australia is in the middle of a full-scale tobacco war, and the casualties are not all who you might expect. The public conversation has focused, reasonably enough, on cheap counterfeit cigarettes, firebombed convenience stores, and crime syndicates running what amounts to a parallel economy beneath the noses of regulators. But somewhere in the wreckage of […]
There comes a moment in every parent’s life where their kid starts asking for a phone. Maybe it’s because they’re walking to school on their own, or they want to message their grandmother, or they’ve just decided that not having a phone is, like, the worst thing that has ever happened to anyone ever. The […]
As of June 1, free public transport in Victoria is done. Two months of riding trains, trams and buses without touching your myki balance — and now that window has closed. But before you start dreading your commute costs, it’s worth actually looking at the numbers. Because what’s replaced it is still pretty good. From […]
Over the past few years, the way Australians work has changed dramatically. What began as a temporary response to lockdowns and public health measures quickly evolved into a long-term shift in workplace culture. For many employees, working from home is no longer viewed as a short-term arrangement, it has become an expectation. As businesses continue […]
For years, the $20,000 instant asset write-off operated on something close to an annual reprieve. It would be extended, usually in the Budget, usually welcomed by small business groups, and then everyone would wait to see whether it would happen again the following year. That cycle is now over. Treasurer Jim Chalmers confirmed in the […]
Ballarat has changed dramatically over the past decade. Once known primarily for its rich gold rush history and heritage streetscapes, the regional Victorian city is now experiencing steady residential growth, commercial development, and ongoing infrastructure upgrades. New housing estates continue expanding across suburbs like Lucas, Alfredton, and Delacombe, while older properties throughout central Ballarat are […]
Most parents don’t sign their kids up for swimming lessons, Saturday soccer, or guitar because they’ve done a careful cost-benefit analysis. They do it because their kid asked, or because their friend’s kid is doing it, or because they want to give them opportunities they didn’t have growing up. That impulse is completely understandable. It’s […]