More Trouble At Anvil's African Mine

THE Democratic Republic of Congo has again proved a tricky operating environment for Anvil Mining, a company perhaps best known in Australia as the subject of a highly critical report on the ABC's Four Corners last year.

Neurological Speech Recognition A No-brainer

Medically literate voice recognition software is helping to heal hospital backlogs. By Adam Carey.

From Television Glamour To A Simple Life Down On The Farm

Author Patrice Newell is passionate about fresh food, good farming practices and the pleasures of country living, writes Peter Wilmoth.

Expats Are Not Ingrates But Fellow Citizens

A million of us live overseas. Canberra should not ignore them.

Money Talks As Murdoch Raids Teams

RUPERT Murdoch yesterday began his boldest move to hijack rugby league, with the signing of some of the best players and coaches, and one administrator.

Wollongong Council Under The Microscope

WOLLONGONG City Council will be put under the microscope next month as part of a State Government review of the organisation.

The Folly Of Defending The Indefensible

Suppose you manage an important team at work. If one day you were called into the boss's office because your team was accused of illegal business practices, and you were accused of failing to prevent it and being in dereliction of duty, and you were asked about the truth of the accusation, and you believed you and your team were innocent of the charge, would you answer: "No, sir, that did not happen" or would you say, "I can't recall"?

Owners Fight Risk At Every Level

THE growing popularity of strata office investments has led to the establishment of an online insurance and reinsurance package aimed at making policies easier to access.

Beating A Churn For The Worse

Flexible work practices help IGT retain staff and save big money, Agnes King.