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What’s Wufoo I hear you say? An odd name for a WEB2.0 application indeed but don’t let the name put you off; Wufoo is one of the most useful, value-adding web apps we’ve seen in a long time or as Wufoo’s developers put it…

“Wufoo strives to be the easiest way to collect information over the Internet”.

Wufoo’s HTML form builder helps you create contact forms, online surveys, and invitations so you can collect the data, registrations and online payments you need without writing a single line of code.

It’s that time of year again – the Manly Harbour Village Magazine for 2008 has now hit the streets.

The latest edition is sporting a new look with a stunning cover photo of the marina at night by Martin Elliot, the talented winner of the photographic competition that ran in the last edition.

The Australian Marine Conservation Society (AMCS) says more than 4,000 public submissions into the Moreton Bay zone plan in south-east Queensland want 30 per cent of the bay protected.

AMCS spokesman Craig Bohm says the Queensland Government has received more than 8,000 submissions, with 6,000 saying the bay needs better protection.

He says the draft plan recommends 15 per cent of the bay will be protected but that is not enough.

» Read the full article at Yahoo7

Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has defended the lack of progress in building a national broadband internet network, saying the government is committed to the so-called digital revolution.

The opposition attacked the government over delays in getting the project off the ground, accusing it of breaking an election promise to have the tender process for the network finalised within six months of coming to office.

Hot on the heels of their new Propeller-powered website, CJ’s Pasta have hit the airwaves with ‘Yummy e-news’, a fantastic html email newsletter designed to keep all dedicated pasta lovers up to date with what’s new and where to buy it from CJ’s.

To subscribe, head on over to CJ’s Pasta today!

Annie & Geoff Prestwidge of Brisbane personal training sensation and boxing studio, FitClub recently enlisted Propeller to build a new website and e-newsletter for them.

Harnessing the solid black and orange of the FitClub logo, the e-newsletter delivers a knockout blow. FitClub’s new website will be entering the ring soon – watch this space!

The federal disability commissioner has threatened to “name and shame” government departments and agencies which do not make public information accessible to people with disabilities.

Propeller have been working with Pro Plaster, one of Australia’s largest plastering and plaster accessories distributors and retailers, for some time on their print marketing materials, catalogues and such like.

When Pro Plaster came to re-build their website, they chose Propeller.

After several months of development, the new Pro Plaster website was launched this morning.

A DISABLED Brisbane man has lodged an official complaint against the Federal Government’s new grocery price watch website, claiming the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) is in breach of the Disability Discrimination Act.

Les Kerr, 53, of the suburb of Wooloowin, is vision and mobility impaired and says the GROCERYchoice website is inaccessible. His complaint is about the difficulty in using the website.

Now in its third year, the McFarlane Prize, named in honour of Australian open source and web standards pioneer Nigel McFarlane is now open for nominations.

Have you commissioned Propeller to build or significantly upgrade your website between August 1 2007 and August 31 2008 or do you simply love the work we do?

Now’s your opportunity to bask in the glory of having your website or seeing a website you like, become a finalist or even perhaps win, this years’ McFarlane Prize.