August 20, 2013

Future Travel Companions Getting To Know Each Other?

Sue has emailed us about locating possible travel companions. She says: Hi I live in Sth West Queensland, I am single and in my late 50s. I would like to meet and/or correspond with ladies interested in travelling locally, interstate […]
August 16, 2013

Excellent Pathway For Food Industry In Asian Century

Rebecca Dee-Bradbury is President Developed Markets, Asia Pacific, Mondelez International (formerly Kraft Foods). She was a member of the Prime Minister’s Taskforce on Manufacturing. Rebecca spoke at the Global Food Forum in Melbourne earlier this year and she makes some […]
August 11, 2013

Latest Green Gar Trends

Following is a guest post from Rachel MacDonald, a freelance writer specialising in the automotive industry. She likes to keep up to date with new trends and releases in the industry as published on http://www.motoring.com.au/ _______________________________________________________________ Could the Latest Green […]
August 11, 2013

Victorians, Speak Out Against Puppy Factories By 14 August

If Victorians want to speak out against puppy factories they should email submissions to animal.welfare@depi.vic.gov.au which must be in by 9am next Wednesday, 14 August. RSPCA Facebook Comments On Puppy Factories RSPCA would like to see the end of intensive […]
August 11, 2013

Opera, Rembrandt-In-ACTION: Flashmob Viral Marketing

After ten year’s of renovation, Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum/State Museum was re-opened to the public in April 2013. Advertising Agency JWT Amsterdam came up with the promo idea of a flashmob version of Rembrandt’s enormous 1642 painting ‘The Night Watch’ brought to […]
August 8, 2013

Party Politics Destroying Longterm Policymaking Capacity?

To what depths are party politics and the shallow media-aware antics of the major parties dragging us? Perhaps parties should become simply the voice of their ideology and the people elect ‘non-party-specific’ candidates, those best qualified to fill the many […]
August 8, 2013

Awards For Young People Working To Tackle Poverty

The annual Australian Community Sector Survey of over 500 agencies shows that frontline agencies are under enormous strain and unable to meet the growing demand for help. What’s The Greatest Need? Housing availability and affordability is the greatest unmet need […]