PS News Out of Hours

NEWS: Primary focus change at Primary Industries :: Planning reforms off the drawing board :: Conference will make Melbourne PS central :: Mediation milestone reaches 10,000 :: Body image program taking shape :: Rail passengers to be re-trained :: Sound proposal to install sirens :: Ombudsman probe finds Corrections incorrect :: City tops poll for conferences :: More baiting to lick wild dogs :: Volunteers flock to bird survey :: Anti-bullying plan a hit at schools :: EPA green light to standards checks :: Planting program to grow on trees :: Gambling addiction not in the race :: Protocols published for retirement homes :: Soldiers take aim at Puffing Billy :: And in other news... :: FEATURES: Wake up call: Overcoming laziness at work :: Out of the ordinary: Achieving your full potential :: Talk show: How to perform at a job interview :: Paying its way: Is a university degree worth the effort? :: Food for thought: What dietitians think of diets :: Healthy outcomes: getting the best from your health cover INTERNATIONAL: Stories from United Kingdom, United States, Cyprus, Nigeria, Ireland, Mozambique, Kenya, South Korea, India and more... OTHER: At The Coalface with TQ (Cartoon) :: PS-sssst...! with Frank Cassidy :: Talking Point :: Personal Development :: Books :: Conferences :: Careers Centre :: At The Movies :: Travel :: Wine & Dine :: Motoring :: PS Shop :: News Archives

The PS News Out of Hours guide is the perfect vehicle to help busy people wind down. In the following pages you’ll find good advice, good ideas and a good planning tool for using your spare time wisely and enjoyably so that when you come back to work you’re refreshed and reinvigorated.
	Travel with David Ellis A Brit’s fizz frazzles the French When a bubbly from England won the title of World’s Best Sparkling Wine at the International Wine & Spirit Competition in 2005, screams of horror could be heard from some in Champagne across the Channel in France ...more... APT cruise dining’s La Chaine des Rotisseurs Australia’s own APT has become the only European river cruise line to be inducted into prestigious culinary organisation, La Chaine des Rotisseurs ...more... Great safari bargain Safari experts Bench International have released a last minute special which provides seven days of exciting activities in Zimbabwe and Namibia with savings of $1850 per person ...more... Avalon’s new cruises, new ships, new deals for 2013 Avalon Waterways has released its 2013 season of luxury river cruises, backing its fleet expansion with six new itineraries and Earlybird savings ...more... Cruise to or from Singapore on the biggest and best Cruiseco has extraordinary value fly, cruise and stay deals between Australia and Singapore on three of the world’s largest and most amazingly equipped ships ...more... Helen Wong’s 25th birthday sale – and you get the pressies Helen Wong’s Tours is this year celebrating 25 years selling tours to Asia, and has four “birthday specials” for travel to China and Vietnam ...more...
Travellers' Good Buys PS News Travel Expert, John Crook has heaps of handy hints, tips and ideas for the perfect holiday and travel options; plus *Struth - would you believe!* with David Ellis ...more... Wine & Dine Delight with the best of vintages Evans & Tate have long prided themselves on making their Redbrook label wines only from fruit from the best of Vintages. David Ellis samples their 2009 Shiraz ...more... Tuscan cabbage for rustic Italian Christine Salins turns to two Italian cookbooks for a hearty soup recipe using Tuscan cabbage ...more... At The Movies This week Victor Rebikoff reviews The Lady, based on the life of Aung San Suu Kyi, and Aussie thriller Wish You Were Here ...more... Motoring Nuts & Bolts Seeking the latest news and views from around the automotive world without the spin and hype? Buckle up as our motoring editor, Peter Brewer, tells how it is ...more...

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