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Why are small businesses staying small?

In a recent analysis of Australian Bureau of Statistics data it has been revealed that there has been surprisingly strong growth in the number of small businesses in Australia. Interestingly, the data also highlights that along with an extremely high fail... Read >
Author: Michael Quinn

Emigration to Australia and Australian Visa Application

If you were between the ages 18-45 you can apply to Australian Visa to work and visit the country. However the chances of approval are base on the gathered points. Examples are the occupations, income, budget and of course proficiency in English for the p... Read >
Author: Haines

Personal Loans for the Unemployed

The unemployment rate in Australia now rests at 5.8 per cent, much stronger than previous forecasts, although, a recent Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR) report for the month of August 2009 indicated that Australia's empl... Read >
Author: Mariano Graham

Businesses 'need to do more in fight against identity theft'

Protecting credit card details and other financial and personal information should be the utmost of importance for businesses, it has been suggested. Businesses are being urged to take steps to protect their customers' personal and financial details fr... Read >
Author: Sam Gooch

Common Volunteering Myths

In Australia, there are more than 5million people who volunteer across a variety of activities including wildlife conservation, social welfare and pro bono assistance. But if you have never volunteered before and wonder if volunteering will suit your life... Read >
Author: Scott Jamieson

Green Living – The Benefits of Installing a Rain Water Tank

According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, the amount of Australian households sourcing water from a rain water tank has increased dramatically in the last few years. More and more families rely on rainwater as their main source of drinking water a... Read >
Author: MichaelJenkins

Sydney Hotspots Attracting Buyers Interests

Sydney is coping with the global crisis as it attracts interest in property investments. Forget the gloom and doom of the global economic crisis. The June 2009 quarter House Price Index released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics on 4 August 2009 indi... Read >
Author: bizman2008

5 ways to help kids in Australia

In Australia, 1 in 7 children are living in disadvantage and do not have access to the same educational, health or life opportunities that many of us enjoy and often take for granted, says the Australian Bureau of Statistics. Without support, the disadva... Read >
Author: Scott Jamieson

The Smith Family Winter Appeal: Why make donations?

A recent study by the Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS) revealed that community organisations are struggling to meet the demand for services. This year's Australian Community Sector Survey found that from 2007 to 2008, community agencies turned... Read >
Author: Scott Jamieson

Kit Homes for the Physically Disabled

Kit homes can suit many purposes because of their versatility. When you have a physical disability, this versatility can be important. Though kit homes may not be suitable for everyone with disabilities, they should be on your list of considerations for... Read >
Author: Bill Kerr

When You Don’t Drive Far Daily, You Shouldn’t Pay Much Either

Ever wondered how many kilometres the average driver in Australia travels in a given year? It's an important question to consider, because most car insurance cover is based on average kilometres driven. Thus, those who don't use their cars very often ma... Read >
Author: Hugo Schreuder

SoHo or NoHo - Is Working From Home for You?

SoHo: small office / home office NoHo: no to small office / home office Home businesses are becoming more and more popular. No one seems to have exact figures on how many small businesses are operated from home. The Australian Bureau of Statistics r... Read >
Author: Judith Shuttleworth

The Smith Family Winter Appeal - Help kids

While Australians are now experiencing economic hardship, for 680,000 Australian kids, this is the story of their lives. These disadvantaged children do not have access to equal educational, health or life opportunities that many of us enjoy and often tak... Read >
Author: Scott Jamieson

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)

Sudden Infant Death Syndrom * What is SIDS? * Cigarette Smoke is linked to SIDS * Safe Sleeping * Safe Places to Sleep * Safe Bedding * Sleep Dangers * Common Questions What is SIDS? Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), formerly known ... Read >
Author: Tizzie Hall

Fixed Rate Home Loans

Fixed rate home loan A fixed rate home loan is a home loan that locks in a specific interest rate to be charged on repayments over a specific period of time. The fixed rate home loan suits you if you are worried that interest rates might rise. It p... Read >
Author: Scott Jamieson

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