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For
people working in an office environment, what you wear communicates who
you are before you even say a word. What to wear to work is
often the cause of much indecision, but shouldn't have to cause stres. Click
here for the full story.
In 1969, the Apollo 16 mission proved successful and man
took his first step on solid ground beyond the planet we call
home - Earth. Man first walked on the moon more than 35 years
ago, and with a bit of luck, mankind will once again reach
the moon in 2018.
As James Anthony reports, absenteeism - the act of not being
at work when others are expecting you - costs Australia $2
billion per annum in the private sector and a whopping $5
billion in the public sector every year due to lost productivity,
and isn't likely to drop.
Richard Moore travels to New Zealand's North Island to check
out a wind farm, where massive propellors with 35 metre blades
spin around, generating enough electricity to supply power
to thousands of homes in the region. Full
Story.
The only way you can zip around in space is at the head of
one heck of a lot of rocket fuel - or is it? A Russian submarine
has fired a missile into space that will eventually become
the first spacecraft to be powered along by solar sails. That's
right, solar sails. Full
Story.
Have a look around you. See happy smiling people? See anyone
who is happy and smiling? How many at your work are either
unhappy, a bit slack, or are disruptive? Each one of them
means that someone has to pick up the extra workload in the
workplace. Full story.
While the sun dwarfs planet Earth with its sheer size, astronomers
in the Arizona desert have discovered a trio of new stars
that are in fact 3000 times bigger than our sun.
A skills shortage is looming in a number of trades in Australia,
and as James Anthony explains, a university degree is not
the only way to get into a well-paying job. Full
Article.
With a wide variety of positions covering a gamit of activities
a career in the Customs Service could offer the variety you
are after. Try completing the Assessment Questionnaire to
see if you're suited to a role.
The day after Christmas a devastatingly powerful tsunami
took hold of much of Asia, destroying entire villages, and
claiming hundreds of thousands of lives in the process. James
Anthony looks at how the tsunami happened, and what to do
if one approaches.
Scientists from Europe and America joined forces a quarter
of a century ago and now their research is finally starting
to bear fruit as the Cassini-Huygens spacecraft descends to
Titan, which is the only moon in the entire solar system to
have an atmosphere. Full
Story.
Scientists in America have taken a segment of brain tissue,
and have managed to grow it in a dish. The result - once connected
to a PC, is that it can control a F-22 jet fighter - albeit
only in a flight simulation. Full
Story.
We explore the various way that students have in the past
cheated in exams, plus the new methods being used, and how
more often than not they are getting caught out. Full
Story.
Money, money, money: does it really make the world go around?
Does it make for a better, more motivated employee? Well,
it is important for many people. Get some tips on preparing
yourself to ask THAT question of your boss. Full
story.
We take a look at what you need to do in order to become
a qualified vet, plus we also check out related careers in
the animal welfare category, including veterinary nurses and
animal attendants. Full Story
Have you been in the workforce for quite some time? And are
you fed up with working for people who don't appreciate your
talents, or earning money to feather someone elses nest? James
Anthony reports on the professional freedom that a franchise
can offer. Full story.
Measuring 4.6 kilometres long by 2.4 kilometres wide, the
Toutatis asteroid is a planet killer that would punch a hole
into Earth the size of Australia if it hit. While it is the
closest a chunk of space rock has come to planet Earth in
quite some time, it will nevertheless miss Earth by a sizeable
distance. James Anthony reports on the massive meteor. Full
Story
The rate of sexual harassment in the workplace
is reaching alarming levels, where statistics show that 28
per cent of all women in Australia's workforce have personally
suffered from sexual harassment. Richard Moore reports. Full
Article.
Having covered more elections than he likes
to admit, James Anthony casts his jaded eyes over what you
can expect during the coming Federal Election. Full
Story.
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The number of international fee-paying students enrolling
at Australian universities is dropping, due to the strong
Aussie dollar and fee increases of up to 25 per cent for some
courses, which used to be a traditional cash cow for universities.
Full Story.
