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Penny Wong most trusted to babysit the nation's children 12/20/2012

Looking for a babysitter this Christmas? Minister for Finance and Deregulation, Penny Wong, is the politician Aussies would most trust to look after their children, according to new ...

Run out of beds: Aust hotels prepare for Ashes bookings boom 12/17/2012

With an estimated 37,000* international visitors heading to Australia for the Ashes test series this time next year, tickets to the matches aren't the only things in high demand.

Food safety warning: keep it cold, keep it clean, keep it hot 12/17/2012

Minister for Primary Industries Katrina Hodgkinson today urged people to follow three simple rules to prevent food poisoning this festive season.

The world is our oyster: tourist number hits 1bn for 2012 12/17/2012

On the symbolic arrival date of the one-billionth tourist (13 December 2012), UNWTO revealed the actions tourists can take to ensure their trips benefit the people and places they ...

Pre-loading alcohol likely to lead to violence: study 12/11/2012

The increasingly common practice of drinking at home before hitting the nightclubs is the major predictor of people experiencing harm or violence, Australia’s largest study into ...

Thermography shows why champagne should be poured differently 12/7/2012

Champagne researchers recently used a thermal imaging camera to visualise CO2 dispersion during the pouring process.

Travel and wine natural partners 12/7/2012

When it comes to the quality of Australia's food and wine, the proof appears to be in the tasting.

How friendly are regulatory authorities toward small business? 12/7/2012

The Productivity Commission will investigate how federal and state regulators impact small business costs.

Shift workers' health comes under scrutiny 12/5/2012

An international team of sleep researchers has developed the world’s first screening tool to help reduce workplace accidents and illnesses, including cardiovascular disease and ...

Pleasant drop: NSW violent venues at lowest level ever 12/3/2012

The latest list of the state's most violent venues contained the lowest number of pubs and clubs since the scheme began four years ago, Minister for Hospitality, George Souris, ...

Workaholics can't compensate for unhappy home life 11/29/2012

People who try to deal with an unhappy home life by investing more time and effort at work are deluding themselves, according to a new study recently published by the British Journal ...

Women are up to the challenge of negotiating pay 11/29/2012

Pay differences between men and women cannot be readily attributed to the willingness to negotiate pay, according to new research.

How to sell more beer: get men to fall in love 11/29/2012

A new study has found that men who feel 'love' for their beer brand purchase 38 per cent more beer than average, while women who feel 'bonding' with their laundry detergent brand ...

Grape expectations: winemakers preserve quality with late pruning 11/28/2012

Australian winemakers can trick their grapes into maturing later in a bid to counteract the effects of climate change, research shows.

Shining light on white wine spoilage 11/28/2012

A new study has found that darker and heavier bottles can protect the quality of white wine.

Consumers 'fall in love' with favourite brands 11/28/2012

New research claims one in four Australian consumers feel emotions close to love when considering which brand to buy.

All I want for Christmas is fast delivery and free returns 11/20/2012

Growth in online spending will more than triple this festive season as online shopping finally delivers on its promise to compete with conventional retailers on a significant scale. ...

Liquor legislation can help reduce crime 11/20/2012

Liquor licensing legislation in Australia is a key tool to reduce alcohol-related crime and other problems.

It's only 'natural': top trends for 2013 food manufacturing 11/7/2012

As the US food industry awaits a vote from California on the mandatory labelling of GMO ingredients and several manufacturers face regulatory challenges over "natural" product claims, ...

Australians drinking less but spending more 11/7/2012

As the Christmas season approaches, industry research analysts at IBISWorld forecast Australians will fork out $33 billion on alcoholic beverages in 2012-13, with premium drinks ...

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