Jamelle Agbuis

All websites are based around a content management system (CMS) which is the platform that your real estate website is structured/built-on and which allows you to update website content. In real estate, basically all products offered by real estate web development companies are built from the software company's own in-house CMS.

As a followup to our report about the US government's recent illegal raid of Gibson Guitars Corp., a major US based manufacturer of musical instruments (http://www.naturalnews.com/033454_G...), Gibson's CEO Henry Juszkiewicz has openly announced that the US government actually advised him in a pleading that if he simply were to move his workforce to Madagascar, he could avoid his current quandary entirely.

The call is out for scuba divers all over Australia to participate in Dive Against Debris. So grab your gear and hit the water as our ocean needs you!

The Australian economy isn't dying in a ditch or sliding towards a recession; yesterday's national accounts for the June quarter make that clear.

Australians in 2011 are under more pressure than ever before, working longer hours than they are paid for and increasingly having work invade their home life, totally shattering the myth that employees are to blame for the nation's productivity, a new national survey of 42,000 workers has found.

Software security company Clearswift has unveiled the latest edition of its global annual research report, WorkLifeWeb, outlining attitudes towards social media and personal technology in today's workplace.

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In our December 2010 article (see issue 8.12), we discussed the activities of the Fair Work Ombudsman, the independent regulatory agency that investigates complaints involving suspected contraventions of the Fair Work Act 2009 and its predecessor, the Workplace Relations Act 1996, as well as breaches of awards and agreements.

Macquarie Group's profit warning yesterday has been a while coming: in fact quite a few analysts and investors have been expecting something like this since the mixed update ahead of the annual meeting in late July.

Australia's tourism industry may receive an unexpected boost if a plan for the first 'guest worker' scheme is given the green light.

If you have not yet booked a table for the Australian Mortgage Awards (AMAs) time is running out.

Bangladesh is celebrating 40 years of independence, but two sisters who were both victimized by massive, brutal war-time rapes are in no mood to celebrate. They say their lives have been ruined and perpetrators have never been brought to justice.

Thousands of women in the sprawling shantytowns outside of New Delhi urban district face a long queue for a grimy toilet and dirty water. Even though the government recognizes women's special need for sanitation and water, no special provisions are made.

With home prices still falling, new mortgage delinquencies rising again, millions of mortgages already in the foreclosure pipeline, and consumer confidence in the housing market near nil, President Obama is expected to include some new housing fix in his post-Labor Day speech to the nation on jobs and the economy.

Spring sales are looking very promising in the New Zealand residential real estate market as the median price for homes ticks upward, inventory remains low after a period of distressed property buys and economic confidence improves.

US mortgage brokers have called on the Obama administration and the US Congress to encourage the nation's Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to rescind its loan originator compensation rule.

So Qantas shareholders had no dividend in the 2011 financial year, they have watched the share price fall 16% so far this calendar year, and now they will be told, if they can understand it, that CEO Alan Joyce received a 71% pay rise to $5 million.

In the nuke-crazed 1950s, Ford wanted to put mini reactors in cars. That didn't fly, but now we're hearing of radioactive thorium lasers that could power a car 300,000 miles without recharging. But what if two of them have an accident?

Watching the new thriller "Contagion" may make you more aware of what you touch and eat and have you reaching for the soap or hand sanitizer - and that's a good thing, according to its writer and the epidemiologist who served as the on-set consultant.

Skip the pesticides and try one of these natural methods for getting rid of lice.

There's been quite a change in the Reserve Bank's view of the economy and the world since the August 6 board meeting.

Harlequins have announced that 21-year-old George Lowe has put pen to paper and re-signed with Quins until the end of the 2013/14 season.

Sri Lanka Cricket could be fined by the International Cricket Council after ICC match referee Chris Broad officially rated the pitch used for the first Test between the islanders and Australia as "poor".

Travel Massive is a global initiative to connect people in the travel industry locally. It brings travel bloggers, brands, startups and socially engaged travellers together by way of a free monthly meetup in various cities.

On Hawaii's Big Island, a Starbucks outlet sells Ecuadoran bananas. It's a trivial example of the way the twisted logic of global business creates its own unsustainable reality.

Cancer remains one of the most feared diseases on the planet -- and cancer patients being treated by mainstream medicine are usually bombarded with radiation and subjected to toxic chemotherapy that destroys healthy cells and weakens the body while trying to kill tumors.

The pizza company announces 'plans' to build the first restaurant on the moon, but can't guarantee delivery in 30 minutes or less.

It's Landcare Week - 5-11 September 2011 - and we've teamed up with Be Natural to help raise awareness about Landcare and the help they give to the Australian Bush.

NSW and Queensland broking business Pink Finance is experiencing growth on the back of its charity-focused branding.