15 September, 2011 - Ford today unveiled the new FG Falcon MkII range in Melbourne, featuring the latest smart technologies, an enhanced safety package, new exterior design appointments, improved vehicle refinement and the first global application of EcoBoost engine technology in a rear-wheel dri

Sydney - In a world first, Qantas will next month trial the very latest technology in in-flight entertainment (IFE) on board a domestic aircraft.

In an important move to support the growing number of tourists to Mauritius, Emirates airline will introduce two additional flights between Dubai and the "Paradise Island", boosting the service to 11 weekly flights.

New Zealand's largest travel retailer, Flight Centre, has noticed a spike in international holiday enquiries in the Waikato region as rugby fever hits New Zealand.

Open office design leads to territorial behaviour Research has found that some open office layouts designed to enhance creativity may lead to subversive practices as employees seek to stake their territory in various ways.

When literacy charity Duffy Books in Homes needs to inspire almost 100,000 children they call on a dedicated group of inspirational New Zealanders to help them out.

Anchor, one of New Zealand's oldest and most iconic brands, is celebrating its 125th birthday over the next couple of months.

As part of the celebrations Anchor has a limited range of commemorative half pint jugs available for sale on Trade Me (www.trademe.co.nz).

The team at Microsoft New Zealand is handing over their corporate box for the Rugby World Cup 2011 Final to Wellington's Niki O'Connor and 14 of her friends.

The landmark AUD$700 million Hilton Surfers Paradise complex on Queensland's Gold Coast today officially opened its doors, making it the newest leisure property for Hilton Hotels & Resorts in Australia, and the first Hilton property in the country to offer a combination of guest rooms and hol

Newmarket Business Association CEO Ashley Church has announced plans to provide a free Visitor bus service in the wake of transport problems associated with the opening ceremony of the Rugby World Cup.