Cookie Policy

1. What cookies are

Cookies are small text files that may be stored on a device when a visitor accesses a website. Similar technologies may also be used for related purposes such as remembering settings, supporting navigation, understanding aggregate usage patterns and improving overall website operation.

2. How this website may use cookies

Afterglowhouse may use cookies or similar technologies to keep the website functioning properly, remember user preferences, understand general usage trends and improve the presentation of website content over time.

Cookies used on this website may fall into one or more of the following categories:

• strictly necessary cookies;
• preference or functionality cookies;
• analytics or measurement cookies, where applicable;
• other technologies that support equivalent operational purposes.

3. Strictly necessary cookies

Some cookies may be required for the website to function correctly. These may help with core features such as page navigation, basic security, session continuity and other technical operations that are essential to delivering the website.

4. Preference cookies

Preference cookies may be used to remember choices such as interface settings, language preferences or similar usability selections so that a visitor’s experience can be more consistent across visits.

5. Analytics and performance cookies

Where used, analytics or performance cookies may help identify how visitors interact with the website at an aggregate level, such as which pages are visited more often, how long sessions generally last or whether some areas of the site may need technical improvement. This information is typically used to review and improve the website rather than to identify a person directly.

6. Third-party technologies

Some cookies or related tools may be provided by third-party services used for hosting, analytics, embedded content, technical support or similar website functions. Those third parties may process technical or usage-related information in accordance with their own terms and privacy practices.

7. Cookie duration

Cookies may remain on a device either for the duration of a browser session or for a longer period, depending on their purpose. Some cookies expire when the browser is closed, while others may remain until they expire automatically or are deleted by the user.

8. Managing cookies

Most browsers allow users to review, block, limit or delete cookies through browser settings. If cookies are disabled, some parts of the website may not function as intended or some preferences may not be retained between visits.

A visitor may also manage cookie preferences through any website-level cookie tools made available, where applicable.

9. Relationship with personal information

Some cookies may be linked with information that is treated as personal information under applicable law, especially where cookies relate to contact activity, device identifiers or repeat visits. Further detail about personal information handling is available in the Privacy Policy.

10. Policy updates

This Cookie Policy may be updated from time to time to reflect technical, operational, legal or website-related changes. The latest version published on this page should be treated as the current version.

11. Contact

Questions regarding the use of cookies or related technologies may be directed to:

Email: [email protected]
Phone: +61 2 9056 2418
Address: 18 Harbour View Lane, Pyrmont NSW 2009, Australia