Where to next for education? An $11 billion question

With the Federal Government planning to inject $11 billion into the education sector, a summit is being held to help pave the way for Australia's knowledge economy. more...

[Mon 14/07/2008 04:23:18]

WA sizes up ‘centre of excellence' for clean coal

Western Australia is looking to become the first state to set up a testing and education centre dedicated to investigating clean coal technologies. more...

[Thu 03/07/2008 10:09:18]

Soldiers to be solar powered

The sun will be the key power source for Australian soldiers as a research project to produce solar cells for defence applications was given the green light. more...

[Mon 23/06/2008 03:35:38]

Queensland centre to tackle skills shortages

A new centre in Queensland will be developed to increase the number of project managers avaliiable to the state's booming building and construction industries. more...

[Fri 11/05/2007 11:35:44]

Waterless wok program expands

A program using an innovative waterless wok has received additional funding and been expanded to include Thai and Vietnamese restaurants. more...

[Fri 23/03/2007 04:55:20]

Queensland invention aids manufacturing safety and productivity

A Queensland inventor has won an episode of the popular ABC series The New Inventors, with a valve locking device that could improve the safety and productivity in manufacturing plants. more...

[Thu 08/03/2007 02:24:20]

Queensland school gets water wise

A Brisbane school takes an innovative approach to water conservation in drought-stricken south-east Queensland. more...

[Fri 02/03/2007 03:15:23]

Gamblers urged to kick the habit

A Victorian council offers assistance to problem gamblers and those close to them. more...

[Thu 08/02/2007 12:38:17]

Innovation key in civil construction winners

The 2006 CASE Earth Awards has recognised the innovative construction of a variety of civil construction projects around Australia, from a cliff-side road project to the rehabilitation of a disused mine. more...

[Tue 14/11/2006 03:09:21]

Waterless wok targets heavy water usage

Wollongong and Hurstville City Councils in conjunction with the Ethnic Communities Council of NSW (ECC NSW) is targeting an area of excessive water usage with an inventive waterless wok. more...

[Mon 06/11/2006 11:14:56]

The study, titled “Government 2020 and the Perpetual Collaboration Mandate,” is based upon interviews and working sessions conducted with public sector leaders in 11 countries including Australia, and highlights the growing global impact of rapid changes more»

RightNow Technologies has introduced RightNow May ‘08 - the latest version of its enterprise-class, on demand customer relationship management (CRM) solution. With new online chat capabilities, RightNow is now the first on demand CRM provider to offer com more»

Are you looking to save costs in running your fleet and save the environment at the same time? Then Fastwax Waterless Formulation is your answer!! You don't need to waste water – Fastwax does a better job without it! more»