Jamelle Agbuis

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Young Workers Break the Rules

The employment of young and future employees is the single biggest challenge facing the workplace, a recent Cisco report has revealed.

New Gene Discovery Unlocks Mystery to Epilepsy in Infants

Benign familial infantile epilepsy (BFIE) has been recognised for some time as infantile seizures, without fever, that run in families but the cause has so far eluded researchers. However clinical researchers at the University of Melbourne and Florey Neurosciences Institute and molecular geneticists at the University of South Australia have discovered a gene.

Glenn Grabs Gold in Beijing

South Australia's Glenn O'Shea, 22, captured his third gold medal of the 2011/12 UCI Track Cycling World Cup Series, winning the men's omnium in Beijing.

New Jobs Site Enters the Market

A new recruitment website has launched up against the big boys Seek and CareerOne, with the aim of streamlining recruitment processes and helping HR managers save time, money and resources when finding staff.

Skilled Volunteering a Win-Win

Skilled volunteering is the latest trend to sweep corporate Australia, with benefits that filter through every level of the organisation.

Spratt Simply Splendid

It was a simply splendid performance today by Amanda Spratt who launched an audacius solo attack to claim the elite women's road race crown at the 2012 Mars Cycling Australia Road National Cycling Championships in Buninyong, near Ballarat.

Gerrans GreenEDGE Glory

Victoria's Simon Gerrans, 31, has been crowned Australian champion after a thrilling elite men's road race at the 2012 Mars Cycling Australia Road National Championships in Buninyong, near Ballarat.

Vitamin C Mega-Dosing Continues to Unleash Healing Miracles Around the World

Remember the story of Alan Smith from New Zealand, and his dramatic recovery from a coma with mega-dose vitamin C? That story went viral and was featured in the New Zealand version of "60 Minutes." But some sources didn't have it quite right. The mega-dose vitamin C was not by IV for the last two weeks. They were through a uniquely new oral C product.

Salt - friend or Foe?

For many years we have been told by medical experts and nutritionists alike that it is crucial for our health to cut down on sodium as much as possible. Statistical data seems to show that a high dietary salt intake (primarily consisting in sodium chloride) can put people at risk of cardiovascular complications.

Managers Urged to Get Personal

Managers are being urged to get to know their staff better, or they risk losing their best and brightest talent in 2012.

House Prices End Year on a High

The RBA's decision to cut rates on Melbourne Cup day resulted in an immediate impact on house prices with properties in Australia's capital cities recording their first price rise of the year in November.

S&P Lauds Pepper’s Business Model

Ratings agency Standard & Poor’s has boosted Pepper’s overall ranking in recognition of the company’s strong performance in the sub-prime residential mortgage space.

How to Successfully Transition to Retirement

Employees nearing retirement age may not necessarily want to leave the workforce altogether - and with the right coaching, you can guide them towards a successful retirement strategy that works in favour of both the employee and the employer.

Big Four Maintain Market Dominance

Australia's four largest lenders hold almost nine out of every 10 mortgages despite the Federal Government's year-long crusade to increase competition in the home lending space.

The Bear Dines Out

Well happy New Year, dear reader. If you're reading this, you made it to 2012. Congratulations!

Print Aussies “uninspired” at work

New research* shows that Australians are largely uninspired at work, and with new year's day behind us, those feeling least motivated are likely on the lookout for a new job already.

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