Wastewise Flash Games for Schools by Nutwork Web Design

Posted on 08/07/2009 by Nutwork Web Design and SEO Perth

Nutwork Web Design we’re approached by the Department for Environment and Conservation (DEC) to build two interactive and educational flash games for school kids. We took up the challenge and had a lot of fun building these two games. You can check out the games by going to the Wastewise home page and following the links.

We built two flash games in total to date. The first game is a Composting game which teaches kids how to compost properly. Checkout the flash game.

The second game is a Wormfarm game – and lets kids figure out everything they need about worm farms! Click here to play the flash game – go on they are a lot of fun!

Budget 2009 – Broadband Promise Cut

Posted on 13/05/2009 by Nutwork Web Design and SEO Perth

Just weeks after the news that the Australian government plans on building a brand new broadband network for Australia, they have now announced that the budget for the network has been slashed over $40 million.

The Australian IT website is reporting that:

The scheme, known as the Australian Broadband Guarantee (ABG), was allocated $271 million over four years in last year's budget but budget papers released yesterday, indicated that it would receive $230 million over four years from 2008-09.

Read the full article here.

Veterinary Surgeons Board of WA launches their new Nutwork Website

Posted on 24/11/2008 by Nutwork Web Design and SEO Perth

When the VSBWA (Veterinary Surgeons Board of WA) contacted Nutwork Web Design about a new website – we we’re very excited and eager to help them out.

The website had to conform to a government framework and accessability was always a prime concern.

The new website offers an attractive and easy to use design that includes a rich publishing Content Management System (CMS) to allow them to publish articles easily.

The Veterinary Surgeons' Board is an independent statutory authority responsible for administering the Veterinary Surgeons Act 1960 in Western Australia. The Board has wide ranging powers and is responsible for ensuring that the high standards of veterinary surgery in Western Australia are maintained.

The Board maintains the registers of Veterinary Surgeons, Specialist Veterinary Surgeons, Veterinary Nurses and Veterinary Premises and investigates allegations of unprofessional conduct.

Click here to view the site.