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Why declutter?

Here are some very valid reasons why it's good to declutter our working and living environments.
October 26th, 2011 by Angella Gilbert
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How people avoid paying GST: the cashie method

Sweat breaks out on your forehead. You know that insurance people are trained to sniff better than bloodhounds. “Oh, I’m sorry, I really can’t remember, I’ll have to get back to you” you whine quietly.
March 3rd, 2011 by sanjesh lal
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What your appendix can tell you about early termination fees

Isn't it friggin annoying when you get charged full fees even for a partially completed job? Here's why...
July 1st, 2010 by sanjesh lal

What advice can you give to homeowners who want to start making their homes sustainable?

Easy steps to sustainable homes. Benefits to all now and the future. Save the planet. Save energy. Save water. Save $$$.
June 30th, 2010 by Mary Ginn
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Easy steps to organising your home and your office

Is clutter and disorganisation causing stress and tension in your life? If so Angella Gilbert has tips and ideas to help you declutter your home, your office and your life
January 4th, 2008 by Angella Gilbert

What does your garden say about your business ?

Your outdoor space says as much about your business as the inside of your home office. So if the entrance to your office is less than professional it might be time for a bit of beautifying work. Sandra Batley has some tips
September 8th, 2006 by Sandra Batley

A green footprint for your home business

Most of us are so busy running our businesses we don't stop to think about taking environmental issues into account. Russel Devlin points out that "going green" can have a positive impact not only on our communities and families but our bottom line too
November 24th, 2003 by Russell Devlin

Protecting your second largest investment

After the intellectual investment in your profession or vocation the capital investment in your home is likely to be your next largest investment. The fact that your home is your office as well means that its maintenance is doubly important.
October 24th, 2001 by Pat O'Hagan