Jamelle Agbuis

2011 National Road Series: EOS Tour of Geelong, August 10-14, 2011.

St. George and ING Direct have joined the wave of fixed rate cuts, and an MPA Top 100 Broker has predicted an RBA cut may not be far behind.

With hacking systems getting quite popular these days, companies like Microsoft has made it as an incentive to increase the security of its system.

Researchers from the University of Minnesota recently discovered and patented a naturally occurring lantibiotic, a peptide produced by harmless bacteria, that could be added to food to kill harmful bacteria, like E.coli, salmonella, and listeria.

The world is a much smaller place than it once was but when you're travelling for business, it's important to remember that this doesn't mean everyone has the same ways of working.

Finding a suitable apartment in Manila to rent can be both easy and challenging at the same time depending upon what you are looking for, where you are looking and how much you are willing to pay.

The idea of real estate portals having direct contact with vendors was first tabled by Realestate.com.au CEO Greg Ellis in March 2011, where he indicated REA would consider selling products directly to property vendors.

It is perhaps the biggest story of the year in terms of fundamental food rights, and yet with very few exceptions, old media (traditional newspapers and news outlets) has outright refused to even cover the story.

THE tiny glass bottle in my hand is filled with what looks like crude oil, but it's actually oil's nemesis. If it works, this black sludge will transform the rechargeable battery, doubling the range of electric cars and making petroleum obsolete.

Network management can be a complex business, often requiring a whole suite of tools to carry out properly. Or you could just download a copy of the free, open-source Network Stuff, which crams much of what you'll need into a 1.3MB portable executable.

Potential home buyers are being frightened away from the market by the government's proposed carbon tax, it has been claimed.

Recently announced changes to the federally funded Remote Employment Services aims to ensure job service providers meet the needs of Indigenous and other remote job seekers.

The National Australia Bank (NAB) has released results of the June 2011 post farm gate agribusiness survey. The results show strong confidence in commodities on the back of high global prices and solid production prospects, despite the lingering effect of floods, the high Australian dollar and shaky consumer confidence.

Markets fell across Asia, Europe and the US yesterday and overnight as the Australian dollar slumped, sharemarkets plunged and gold soared past $US1700 an ounce.

Security firms are always keen to release new versions of their products, and the unveiling of a new operating system is as good a reason as any.

Consumer electronics companies Panasonic, Samsung, Sony and XPAND 3D (X6D Ltd.) announced on Monday that they have begun collaboration on a new standard for active shutter 3D glasses called the "Full HD 3D Glasses Initiative."

US stock markets closed markedly down on Monday, following a massive but expected sell-off.

Echoing a move made by other government agencies as of late, the FBI on Monday debuted its first in-house mobile application called Child ID.

While Apple's iPad currently enjoys a healthy advantage over its competitors presently, at least one analyst expects the bestselling tablet to enjoy its advantage for the next decade if not longer.

It was another volatile local session marked by heavy two-trade on Monday which saw the Aussie gyrate between a low of 1.0330 and a high of 1.0440.

Panicked investors shaved about $17 billion off the Australian share market, sending it to a 25-month low on fears of a volatile Wall Street following the first downgrading of US sovereign debt by Standard & Poor's.

Global equity and commodity prices plunged on Monday as fears of recessions across the Northern Hemisphere caused panic selling by investors. Despite the US credit rating downgrade, the US dollar index and US bond prices rose.

Environmental News You Shouldn't Miss!

Back in the olden days, houses were constructed with hefty foundations and in areas where airflow was required, high stilts (eg. The Queenslander style) formed an airy, high and usable cavity where fresh breezes circulated. Old-fashioned idea, but now, it is being seen as a very practical design not just in Australia but all over the world.

Jack Bobridge, Cameron Meyer and Travis Meyer are the names most commonly mentioned as the rising stars of Australian cycling and all three are the first riders to join GreenEDGE Cycling, the new Australian team aiming to join the UCI World Tour next year.

Businesses must change their attitudes about people working from home and use the internet to connect employees through "telework", the Minister for Broadband and Communications Stephen Conroy has announced.

New research has revealed that rural and regional workers are not receiving adequate mental health support services. Medibank Health Solutions has released research results which show rural and regional workers feel their employers have unrealistic work expectations which have led to a poor work-life balance.

As an emerging market that has only opened up to foreign investment in the early 1990s, job opportunities for foreigners in Vietnam are far more plentiful than anywhere else in Southeast Asia (except perhaps in Singapore).

Competition time! We love our washing lines and clothes lines around here at My Green Australia. So we want to celebrate this love and also welcome Spring and Summer time!