New degree makes cyber sense
Graduates of Griffith University’s new Master of Cyber Security will take a key role in protecting Australia from the evolving threat of cyber crime.
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Simple trick to getting the most out of your 20s
You finish your degree, move out of home, and get your first job. Life is going well. Then you have an accident and find yourself staring down the barrel of a very long wait and thousands of dollars in medical and rehabilitation fees.
Perth’s multi-million dollar playground
Calling all stylish parents: after a multi-million-dollar redevelopment, Westfield Carousel shopping centre is now the place to go for all things fashion – and kid-friendly fun. Win-win!
A proven pathway to jobs of the future
With tertiary qualifications for most industries experiencing jobs booms, vocational education and training (VET) is a smart choice for school-leavers looking for well-paid jobs and a fulfilling long-term career.
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Culinary tour of the continents
IT’S a beautiful day on the harbour. You’ve cosied up near the flamed outdoor heaters, escaping the winter chill enough to actually enjoy it. With plenty of space for your family and colleagues, you dig into delectable bites, sizeable share platters and plenty of cocktails well into the evening.
How to find work you truly love
With the right skills, experience and support, you have the power to find work you love regardless of where you’re at right now.
Holiday hacks: How to book like a pro
When’s the right time to book your next holiday? These simple travel hacks could save you a whole lot of money.
How to keep calm and (only pack) carry-on
LUGGING a heavy case through the airport isn’t the most relaxing way to start a holiday. Here’s some help on packing light for your next trip away.
Travel with children: It can be done
TAKING an overseas holiday with kids in tow doesn’t have to end in disaster. Here are some ways to make it less terrifying.
Airport wait times: How to avoid long queues
AN UNAVOIDABLE part of international travel is spending hours at the airport. But these simple tricks will make the process much more bearable.
Passionate mum shows cancer what she really thinks
TANIA Pradun was only 20-years-old when her beloved father was diagnosed with cancer. Little did she know, his shock diagnosis would be the beginning of the devastating and irreparable damage cancer would leave on her tightknit family.
How to make every flight feel like first class
Overseas flights can be an uncomfortable, hellish experience. The longer they are, the worse it gets. But there are some things you can do to make them bearable.
The bed that’s better for you
FOUNDED in 2004, DeRUCCI has become a dominant brand in the high-end bedding industry.
Why you should hit the beach this weekend
CRASHING waves, sand between your toes, the slight sting of your skin and the unfortunate wedgie after getting dumped by the ocean’s force; it’s safe to say the beach means so many things to so many people.
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