In little over a decade, the proportion of New Zealanders with a university degree has increased significantly. But what’s behind this surge in education levels? An increasingly multicultural populace has a lot to do with it...

Analysis by Gender this week shows both genders swinging towards the ALP but with a wide divergence between men and women. Women are now evenly split on a two party preferred basis with the ALP (50%, up 4%) level with the L-NP (50%, down 4%) while men still strongly favour the L-NP (56.5%, down 2%) cf. ALP (43.5%, up 2%).

Brazil 2014 may be a way off, but FIFA World Cup fever is already starting to heat up in Australia, as the Socceroos prepare to play their final qualifying match tomorrow night. So who'll be watching? Roy Morgan Research takes a look at the typical World Cup viewer...

Train and Tram Drivers are over 60% more likely to vote Labor than the average voter, while Police are almost 60% more likely to vote Liberal. Intelligence and Policy Analysts are almost three times more likely than the average Aussie to vote for the Greens.

Acquisition furthers AVG’s vision for delivering cloud-based, cross platform services to consumers and small business customers

Join Michael Snedic one of Australia’s most accomplished and published nature photographers and Mark Rayner professional photographer for a Trekabout Photography Workshop on stunning Norfolk Island 2-7 November.

AVG launches CloudCare for resellers to manage and protect SMB customers

Acronis introduces partner program specialities for high growth segments.

Secured Signing, the leading digital signature SaaS solution, allows bookkeepers to increase efficiency, shorten business practices, and deliver exceptional customer service.

Hardware giant Bunnings has long been Australia’s first choice for everything from rubber washers to dishwashers, with rival Mitre 10 a distant second. But now Woolworths-owned Masters Home Improvement has expanded the choice for DIY buffs and tradies.