11 May 2012 - Interest Rates Drop
The Reserve Bank of Australia recently cut the cash rate by 50 basis points - a larger than expected drop. This move sees the cash rate fall to 3.75 per cent. What has influenced this rate drop, and what trends can we expect in the future?
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04 May 2012 - When there's a Will...
Most Australians under the age of 65 don't have a current Will in place. While you may think that upon your death that the division of your assets would be simple, this is rarely the case. So, is estate planning something you should be considering, and just how will it affect your property after you die?
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27 April 2012 - How Apps are Changing our Domestice Lives
Whether used in the office, the living room, or the kitchen, mobile applications are changing the lives of millions of people everyday. While computers and laptops are often used as tools of work and passive entertainment, mobile devices can be interactive, educational, and entirely domestic. Apps are available by the thousands, from universal tools like calendar and calculator apps through to highly specialised applications.
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20 April 2012 - The Flu Vaccine: Does it Help or Hinder?
As the weather gets chilly and the sniffles start to spread, GPs will begin to offer the annual flu vaccine to their patients. However, many report that the vaccine makes them sick or doesn't work. Is it worth getting a flu vaccine, or is it just a waste of time?
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16 April 2012 - The Changing Nature of Work
As we venture deeper into the 21st century, technology and social change continue to affect how we perform our work. The changing nature of work has implications for how we structure organisations, design workplaces, and manage people and resources. Modern offices are becoming more open and dynamic, with some people saying goodbye to the idea of a fixed workplace altogether.
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