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Tips to Help You Cope at Christmas time (prevent depression and anxiety)
By mike, Nov 29 in blog with 0 commentsTweet Christmas time for many is a season to be jolly, but for many others Christmas time can lead to episodes of depression and anxiety. One of the leading causes of depression at Christmas time is loneliness. People at risk of loneliness include the elderly, those who have had recent relationship breakdowns, parents estranged from [&hellip
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Qld Government recommends changes to workers compensation – How this impacts Workers in Queensland.
By mike, Oct 15 in blog with 0 commentsTweet Even with new research showing that *83% of Queenslanders support the right of workers to bring legal claims for injuries in unsafe workplaces, and 73% believing workers should be able to claim for minor injuries as well, the Qld government today have moved to change the WorkCover scheme, which could include capping common law [&hellip
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Tweet Google has quietly retooled the closely guarded formula running its internet search engine to give better answers to the increasingly complex questions posed by web surfers. The overhaul came as part of an update called Hummingbird, which Google has gradually rolled out in the past month without disclosing the modifications. The changes could have [&hellip
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Tweet Facebook has begun feeding select news outlets real-time social network chatter about hot topics to weave into story coverage, wading deeper into Twitter territory. A pair of software tools, Public Feed and Keyword Insights, lets Facebook’s media partners tap into comments posted on the service. ‘Selected news organisations can begin to integrate Facebook conversations [&hellip
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Tweet Facebook could be spreading unhappiness through society as well as keeping people connected, research has shown. The number one social networking site is strongly associated with declines in well-being, psychologists claim. Scientists found the more time people spent on Facebook over a two-week period, the worse they subsequently felt. In contrast, talking to friends [&hellip
