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Cloudbeds and Hero Travel integration now fully complete just as Australian travel ramps up following the border reopening

(SAN DIEGO) March 17, 2022 — Cloudbeds, the hospitality industry’s fastest-growing technology provider, today announced a partnership with Hero Travel , a Sydney-based B2B travel marketplace offering travel agents an all-in-one booking, payment, and ticketing platform for selling accommodations, transportation, and tours. This collaboration allows Cloudbeds customers to distribute hotel, hostel and vacation-rental inventory through the fastest-growing youth adventure channel in Australia/New Zealand and receive live bookings from travel agents, wholesalers, and resellers around the world. 

“This is a win-win for both accommodation suppliers and travel buyers in the adventure travel market,” says Dan Lucas, Co-Founder of Hero Travel. “Cloudbeds has a great API platform and a team that made this seamless integration possible. Now Hero agents have the ability to access a whole new range of unique independent properties that use the Cloudbeds Hospitality Platform.”

“We are already seeing a strong pick up of bookings for Cloudbeds properties distributing through Hero Travel, and that demand will only grow further with the reopening of Australia’s borders to vaccinated travelers,” said Sebastien Leitner, VP of Partnerships at Cloudbeds. “We are excited to continue expanding our network of partners in the Australia and Asia Pacific region as we anticipate a strong recovery for travel this year.” 

For more information about Hero Travel or Cloudbeds’ network of distribution partners, please visit www.cloudbeds.com/channels . 

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Founded in 2012, Cloudbeds is the hospitality industry’s fastest-growing technology partner, serving thoursands of independent properties across 157 countries. Its award-winning Cloudbeds Hospitality Platform seamlessly combines operations, revenue, distribution, and growth marketing tools with a marketplace of third-party integrations to help hoteliers and hosts grow revenue, streamline operations, and deliver memorable guest experiences. Cloudbeds was named No. 1 PMS and No. 1 Hotel Management System by Hotel Tech Report in 2022, Best PMS and Best Channel Manager by the World Travel Tech Awards in 2021, and has been recognized by Deloitte’s Technology Fast 500 in 2021. For more information, visit www.cloudbeds.com.

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George Paton, builder of the Garrison Church in 1840, bought the adjoining land from Johnathon Clarke (The Shipwrights Arms, 1831).

Paton, a stonemason, built The Hero from sandstone brought up from the Argyle Cut. A favourite drinking spot for the Garrison Troops of the Colonial days.

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Australia was ‘lucky to have’ Pakistani refugee guard who died in Sydney stabbing, says PM

A ustralian prime minister Anthony Albanese has said the country was “lucky to have” the Pakistani immigrant security guard who died saving shoppers during a mass stabbing attack at a beachside Sydney mall earlier this month.

The family of Faraz Tahir, who would have turned 31 on Wednesday, held his funeral on Friday which was attended by hundreds of mourners.

The refugee from Pakistan was among six people who were killed in the attack by Joel Cauchi at Westfield shopping mall on 13 April. Tahir was on the first day of his job.

"Running toward danger, to protect people he had never even met, without doubt, he helped save lives that day," Mr Albanese said at the funeral outside the city’s Baitul Huda mosque.

"Without question, Faraz Tahir died a hero,” he said.

Under the banner “Love for all, hatred for none”, family members, relatives, friends and community members gathered to bid farewell to Tahir with moist eyes.

“Today, as our nation remembers his bravery and honours his life, we affirm that Australia will always be grateful to Faraz Tahir, ” Mr Albanese said.

Muhammad Taha, who was also on guard duty the day of the attack and suffered serious injuries when he tried to intervene, remembered Tahir’s final words.

“We were standing side-by-side when all of a sudden we heard people shouting and screaming,” he said as he attended the funeral after getting permission from the hospital to leave.

“We were trying to save people at the time and his last words were ‘let’s find out what’s going on’.”

Even though they had met for the first time Mr Taha said they made a connection that would have lasted forever.

“He will be missed, we will remember him.”

Tahir, a member of the minority Ahmadiyya community in Pakistan, arrived in Australia 18 months ago, fleeing religious persecution.

Tahir’s brother, Mudasar Bashir, who last spoke to his brother the evening before said he promised to call the next day. They never spoke again.

“Even until now, we couldn’t believe that he is no more,” he said at the funeral. “We are very proud of him because - Islam, our religion, says that if you save even one human, you save all of humanity.”

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Faraz Tahir, security guard who died trying to stop Bondi Junction Westfield attacker, remembered as 'national hero'

Bondi Junction security guard, Faraz Tahir, who was killed while trying to save shoppers from a knife-wielding attacker, has been remembered as a national hero at a funeral service in north-west Sydney.

The 30-year-old was one of six people killed during the stabbing attack at the Bondi Junction Westfield on April 13.

It was the Pakistani national's first day shift as a security guard at the shopping centre.

Mourners have gathered for a funeral prayer at the Baitul Huda mosque in Marsden Park honouring the life of Faraz Tahir.

Mr Tahir's colleague, Muhammad Taha, who was also on duty on the day of the attack and suffered serious injuries while trying to intervene, attended the funeral.

Mr Taha said he asked for permission to leave his hospital bed because he wanted to say goodbye to his colleague and speak to his family.

He became emotional as he recalled Mr Tahir's final words.

"We were standing side-by-side when all of a sudden we heard people shouting and screaming," he said.

"We were trying to save people at the time and his last words were 'let's find out what's going on'."

The lone-attacker, 40-year-old Queenslander Joel Cauchi, was shot dead by NSW Police Inspector Amy Scott.

Mr Taha said although he only met Mr Tahir that day, they would be forever connected. 

"It's been two-weeks, and I can't even sleep… lots of nightmares, the trauma is horrific," he said.

"He will be missed, we will remember him."

Speaking outside the Mosque, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said there was no doubt that Mr Tahir died a national hero.

"He was grateful to Australia," Mr Albanese said.

"Today, as our nation remembers his bravery and honours his life, we affirm that Australia will always be grateful to Faraz Tahir."

NSW Premier Chris Minns echoed the Prime Minister's sentiment, saying the state mourns the goodness Mr Tahir still had to offer.

Family honour the 'bravest person' they know

Faraz Tahir arrived in Australia 18 months ago after fleeing persecution in Pakistan for being an Ahmaddiyya Muslim.

A number of Faraz Tahir's family members have travelled from Pakistan to say their final farewells.

His brother, Shiraz Tahir, said the family spoke to him on the phone the night before his death where the 30-year-old said he was excited to start his new job.

"Always he intended to help people every time that I saw him, and we spent lots of time together," Shiraz Tahir said.

"The strongest person in our family obviously and now in Australia, he was the strongest person, and he was the bravest person I've seen," he said.

Another brother, Mudasar Bashir said the family were proud of him and thanked the public for their love and compassion.

"He gave his life to protect others, he gave his blood to protect the public and we want everyone to pray for him."

Mr Tahir was a member of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community and attended the Baitul Huda Mosque.

The mosque's Imam Inamul ul-Haq Kauser said the community feels comforted by the support for Mr Tahir from across the country.

"His sacrifice has been recognised by all Australians," Mr Kauser said.

"Another life is waiting for him, I'm sure it will be a heavenly life."

Faraz Tahir will be buried in Sydney.

National blood drive created in honour of Mr Tahir

In honour of Mr Tahir and in response to the Bondi Junction stabbing attack, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Australia (AMYA) has announced the launch of a new nationwide blood drive.

Speaking to ABC's News Breakfast, AMYA president Adnan Qadir described Mr Tahir as a "true hero" and "someone who had a big heart" that "gave his life to save other people".

"I think this is a true Australian story. We have each other's backs and support the community members," he said. 

"The Holy Quran teaches us that, 'Who saves one man's life saves the entire humanity'."

Mr Qadir said Mr Tahir's death inspired the AMYA, with the youth group making the collective decision that the "best way to honour his memory is to give back to the community".

He added that "what could be better than donating our blood to assist the fellow Australians in difficult times".

Established in partnership with Red Cross Lifeblood, the campaign, named "Faraz's Gift", is intended to encourage Australians to give blood.

The campaign was officially launched on April 17.

The AMYA has said the blood drive is to honour Mr Tahir and to commemorate "the lives of the other five individuals lost in the tragedy".

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Pakistani guard killed in sydney mall attack hailed as hero at funeral.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese hailed as a hero Pakistani security guard Faraz Tahir, killed in Sydney while trying to stop a mass stabbing attack , in remarks delivered on Friday at a funeral attended by hundreds.

Tahir, who would have turned 31 on Wednesday, was on the first day of his job when he became one of six killed this month during the stabbing spree at a busy mall in beachside Bondi.

“Running toward danger, to protect people he had never even met, without doubt, he helped save lives that day,” Albanese said. “Without question, Faraz Tahir died a hero.”

The ceremony was held before a crowd gathered outside Baitul Huda, under a banner that read “Love for all — hatred for none”.

Tahir arrived in Australia as a refugee from Pakistan, according to the Ahmadi community of Australia, to which he belonged.

Fellow security guard Muhammad Taha , injured while trying to stop the attacker, attended in a wheelchair after being released from hospital for the ceremony. He was the last to speak with Tahir as they ran towards the scene of the attack.

“We were trying to save people at that time and his last words were ‘Let’s find out what’s going on,’ so we rushed towards that area,” he said in comments reported by the Guardian newspaper.

Tahir’s brother, Mudasar Bashir, told reporters the two had spoken the evening before and promised to call the next day. They never spoke again.

“Even until now, we couldn’t believe that he’s no more,” he said at the funeral.

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Brownless, a 198-game Geelong legend, refused to confirm the link.

The Herald Sun has speculated Brownless will be featuring on the next season of Network 10’s The Amazing Race , which is due to begin filming in early May.

“I can’t talk about it,” Brownless said on Triple M.

“I’ve signed a confidentiality clause and I am not allowed to say too much, but I might be away for a couple of weeks. I could be flying overseas.”

Brownless, who sits alongside Brayshaw during the pair’s iconic Rush Hour afternoon radio show, did confirm his decision to take a break from his regular duties is not the result of family or personal issues.

He said he himself didn’t yet know what he will be doing during his next project.

Brayshaw said Brownless’ return to reality TV would be a form of returning to the scene of his “comprehensive failure” on Channel 10’s I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here .

Brownless featured in the 2020 edition of the hit show where he made headlines for candid comments about his marriage breakdown .

It turns out Brownless was only involved in filming in the African jungle for 11 days, having met the contract clause of 10 days on set.

Triple M has not announced his replacement for the drive-time slot.

Brownless remains one of the most popular figures in football media and rumoured recent romantic relationships have excited fans after years of him recovering from his divorce.

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Brownless and Melbourne Demons legend Garry Lyon were close friends before Lyon’s relationship with Brownless’ ex-wife Nicky became public.

Nicky and Brownless were together for 18 years before splitting in 2014.

Most recently in January, Brownless was linked with a mystery lady “friend” Lizzie, when they were seen out and about together at the Australian Open.

A battered Hawthorn has received another serious injury blow with a promising forward ruled out for the rest of the season.

A dual Brownlow Medallist has opened up on the overseas holiday that ultimately allowed him to get back to his best in the AFL.

The Berry brothers will go head-to-head in Sunday’s QClash that the Lions and Suns are desperate to win for different reasons.