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The BSB Sustainability Award is open for nominations. The Award recognises the sustainability activities and initiatives of BSB members throughout 2014. This year there is no set criteria and the Award is open to members to share their unique sustainability story in 300 – 400 words. The Award will close on Tuesday 30 September 2014. Continue Reading →
Who to trust? What to believe? Most of us are no better than chance spotting deception; including most professional investigators! In just a 10-minute conversation, two strangers will lie to each other 3 times. 83% of respondents to an anonymous survey admitted to lying in job interviews. What if you could learn the clues of deception from Continue Reading →
Hosting an event during Queensland Small Business Week is the perfect opportunity to increase your brand recognition, transfer knowledge beneficial to small businesses, and align your organisation with the Queensland Government’s premier small business event. You can host an activity or event anywhere in Queensland, as long as it helps anyone wanting to: start or Continue Reading →
A new study of satellite sea ice measurements shows that over the last 35 years there have been dramatic changes in sea ice cover around the world. Lead investigator, Professor Ian Simmonds, from the School of Earth Sciences at the University of Melbourne said, “The late-summer Artic sea ice coverage has shrunk by 3 million Continue Reading →
By Anne Sutherland I recently visited Palau – one of the chain volcanic islands formed as the Earths Philippine Plate rode up over the Pacific Plate. Eventually coral & guano l (bird pooh) formed fringing reefs around the extinct volcanic rock & today Palau consists of over 250 island – most limestone (the Rock Islands). The Continue Reading →
In Australia, 30 per cent of all new businesses fail before their first year is finished leaving many budding entrepreneurs to pose the question, why do some succeed while others struggle to realise their dream? The secret to business success is not as complicated as originally thought, says Phillip Di Bella. The controversial figure has Continue Reading →