The Miss Universe Australia Crown may have been accidentally broken by this year’s winner, Rachael Finch, but the breakage doesn’t carry any bad karma according to leading jeweller, Temelli Jewellery.
Temelli Jewellery were able to repair the crown on Tuesday afternoon, before her final formal appearance in Australia the same night and James Temelli said he believed the Crown would now be lucky. Read more…
An Australian Owned Company (Compare Quotes) Provides Convenient Solutions for Sought-after Logistical Needs when moving house!
Compare Quotes believe that consumers should have a smooth & stress-free house moving experience by providing only & the best removalists in Australia Read more…
Kurv Magazine’s I’m with Barbie…world photo day be creative, participate.
To celebrate Barbies 50 year anniversary Kurv Magazine has partnered with Barbie to become the Guest Editor of Kurv018.
Take a picture of you and your Barbie on the1st of August, Kurv’s, I’m with Barbie day… and send it to Kurv Magazine for possible inclusion in our global photo feature. Read more…
Infonetics shows Acme Packet is one of top two leaders in burgeoning enterprise SBC market.
Acme Packet®, the leader in session border control solutions, announced today that in a recently released report on enterprise SBCs, Infonetics Research Inc., a leading research firm, identified Acme Packet as one of two leading vendors in the fast-growing enterprise SBC market. Read more…
Industry Leaders Unite to Automate Governance, Risk and Compliance Processes and Methodologies to Save Customers’ Manual Costs
Agiliance Inc., a leader in integrated Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC), today announced that it has entered into a joint business relationship with PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP (”PwC”) which calls for the joint marketing, sales and delivery of solutions that help to automate customers’ expensive manual processes for meeting increasingly stringent government and industry mandates. Read more…
TeamVodafone’s decision to run Holden Commodores next year will tip the balance of the V8 Supercar field to two thirds red versus one third blue.
While Holden fans are rejoicing at the thought of Craig Lowndes returning to the Holden fold, Ford fans are bracing for a Holden onslaught next year with the news that Lowndes and reigning champ Jamie Whincup will drive Commodores from 2010. Read more…
Samsung Australia unveils the ICON Touch range to coincide with CommunicAsia today
July 29th, 2009
Samsung Electronics Australia is further enhancing its iconic status for mobile phone users by announcing a new super stylish, full touch range – ICON. Launching soon, the first four phones in this range include the Samsung Preston ICON, Samsung Galaxy ICON, Samsung HD ICON and Samsung OMNIA ICON and will provide Australia with the biggest range and choice of full touch phones available. Read more…
A new investigative book, based on the evidence heard during last year’s inquest, has revealed that Diana survived the 1997 Paris
crash but died as a result of deliberate mistreatment in the SAMU ambulance
that was supposed to be saving her.
Brisbane, Australia – The most critical questions surrounding the premature death of Diana, Princess of Wales in Paris – How and Why? – are finally answered in a new book published this week. Read more…
A new product called Microbe Shield Treatment (MST) has been launched on the market targeting B2B that literally stops cross contamination on surfaces at work that unlike other sanitisers will KILL bacteria present on hard surfaces for up to one month before requiring reapplication. Made from silicon and water it is non toxic to humans and therefore suitable for a variety of applications including schools, offices, swimming centres and gymnasiums to name a few.
Environmental Expert Michael Andrew was recently quoted in the Los Angles Times indicating that we touch about 1o million bacteria every time we have contact with our desk, mobile phones we are told are more unhygienic than the surface of a toilet or the soles of your shoes. Read more…
The number of new homes sold moved sideways in June, but were still up by 13 per cent for the first half of the year, according to the Housing Industry Association (HIA), Australia’s largest building industry organisation.
Commenting on the HIA’s latest survey of Australia’s largest builders, HIA Chief Economist, Dr Harley Dale said that while the modest June monthly result was weighed down by softer sales results in New South Wales and Queensland, the first half of 2009 clearly marked a healthy turnaround from the weak back half of 2008. Read more…
