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In order to allow the HP product to work with AVG 8.5, several Internet ports must be unblocked in the AVG 8.5 software, and then a rule must be created to enable AVG 8.5 to allow the HP product to use the unblocked ports. Follow these steps to modify the AVG 8.5 program, and then install the HP product.
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In the lower-right corner of your computer, near the clock, right-click the AVG icon () in the system tray.
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Open the Tools menu, and then select Firewall Settings. The Firewall Settings window appears.Figure : Firewall Settings window
In the left panel of the Firewall Settings window, select Profiles. The Profiles' settings dialog appears in the right panel.Figure : Profiles' settings dialog
The profile that the software is using, also called the active profile, appears on the list of profiles in bold text. In this example, the active profile is called Standalone computer.Find the active profile on the list that appears on your computer, and then double-click the profile name to open it.
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In the active profile window that you opened in 'Step one: Open the firewall program,' select Defined services from the menu in the left panel. The list of defined services for this profile appears.Figure : Defined services list
Click Add service. The Service items editor dialog box appears.Figure : Service items editor dialog box
In the Service name text box, type a name for the service. HPDevices is a good name for this service.
In the Service description box, type a brief description of what this service does. For example, a good description for this service is Enable ports for HP devices.
Click Add to add each of the following five services. You may copy and paste the information directly from this table into the text boxes on the computer.Services to addService item 1Protocol:UDPDirection:inLocal ports:161,427Remote ports:0-65535Service item 2Protocol:UDPDirection:outLocal ports:0-65535Remote ports:161,427Service item 3Protocol:UDPDirection:inLocal ports:0-65535Remote ports:161Service item 4Protocol:TCPDirection:inLocal ports:0-65535Remote ports:9220,9290,9500Service item 5Protocol:UDPDirection:outLocal ports:0-65535Remote ports:9220,9290,9500
Click OK to save the HPDevices service.
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Select the new rule, and then click Move up to move the new rule to the top of the list.
Select Allow for all from the Detail action drop-down list below the Application detail rules list.
On the Defined services tab below the Detail action drop-down list, select HPDevices, and then click Apply.Figure : Select HPDevices from the Defined services tab
Install the product as directed by the setup guide.
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LANCASTER, Pa. (AP) — Police in central Pennsylvania say a 19-year-old faces charges and is being held on $1 million bail after giving birth in a bathroom at her high school and trying to flush the fetus down a toilet.
Lancaster police say Cherlie Lefleur gave birth in the bathroom at McCaskey East High School on Tuesday and discarded the male fetus into a trash can after first trying to flush it down the toilet. Investigators don't know if it was stillborn or born alive; an autopsy showed it was 27 to 29 weeks.
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This is one of our favorite recipes. It's quick, easy and delicious. Just serve with a side salad, biscuits and mixed fruit for dessert. We like it a lot for Christmas Eve. —Jan Wilkins, Blytheville, Arkansas
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 teaspoons lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon Cajun seasoning
- 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1/3 cup finely chopped pecans
- 2 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese
- 1 tablespoon dry bread crumbs
- 1 tablespoon dried parsley flakes
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- 1. Preheat oven to 425°. In a small bowl, combine oil, lemon juice, Cajun seasoning and thyme. In another bowl, combine pecans, cheese, bread crumbs, parsley and 1 tablespoon of the oil mixture.
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We all run for different reasons. Some of us run for fun, others because we have to in order to fit into that favorite pair of jeans. Maybe the doctor has prescribed it for health reasons? Or you've found it is the best stress reliever of all time? I have many reasons, but mostly, I complain about needing to, and am very skilled at finding an excuse at every turn to delay or skip a very much needed run. And with crazy schedules this time of the year, it's even easier to find reasons to skip a run.
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- Closes
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Online Merchandising Assistant – H.Samuel – Borehamwood
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Radical economics: The Political Economy dispute at Sydney University
With the final countdown to the Federal election underway, Hindsight goes to the heart of a rancorous academic dispute in the 1970s and '80s that involved some of our most high profile political contenders in their idealistic youth. Tony Abbott, Anthony Albanese and Malcolm Turnbull all had a part to play in the Political Economy dispute at Sydney University.
The seeds for the dispute were sown in the late 1960s when two new economics professors, with the support of the Vice Chancellor, set about overhauling the economics curriculum. Their declared aim was to modernise the faculty and to provide a more rigorous undergraduate training in economics. In practice this meant more micro and macroeconomic theory, more maths and statistics, and less of the wide-ranging, pluralist, descriptive economics that had characterised the faculty's offerings before.
With its emphasis on individualism, choice, markets and efficiency, and its neglect of institutions, economic history and collective interests, the new curriculum was anathema to many students and staff. By the early 1970s a forceful movement had developed in opposition. For more than a decade, the battle raged between those fighting to develop, nurture and defend the teaching of alternative economics, and the conservative forces on campus - which included senior academic staff in the Faculty of Economics, the University administration and right-wing student politicians.
Radical Economics is the story of what happened when neoclassical economics gatecrashed the campus in Whitlam's Australia. It explores how alternative economic ideas have fared in the decades since. Above all, it reveals the ideological crucible of the 1970s and '80s in which the current generation of politicians and policy-makers cut their teeth.
In the wake of the GFC and in the lead up to a Federal election in which economic management is unequivocally the bottom line, Radical Economics is essential listening.
As well as the guests listed below, the program features rare archival recordings of Tony Abbott, comments from Malcolm Turnbull, and archival material featuring Glenn Stevens and Milton Friedman.
The producer would like to thank John Hewson, Stuart Macintyre, Geoff Harcourt, Robin Stonecash, John Hawkins, Greg Lindsay and Stan Correy for their assistance and advice.
Supporting Information
- Anthony Albanese MP
- Deputy Prime Minister of Australia
Federal Minister for Infrastructure and Transport
Federal Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy
- Dr Steve Keen
- Former Professor of Economics and Finance
University of Western Sydney
- Dr Clive Hamilton
- Professor of Public Ethics
Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics
Charles Sturt University and the University of Melbourne
- Dr Frank Stilwell
- Emeritus Professor of Political Economy
University of Sydney
- Dr Henry Ergas
- Senior Economic Adviser - Deloitte Access Economics
Professor of Infrastructure Economics - University of Wollongong
Economics and politics columnist - The Australian
- Dr Marian Baird
- Professor of Employment Relations
University of Sydney
- Jeffrey Phillips SC
- Former Vice President of the Students' Representative Council
University of Sydney
- Dr Tim Thornton
- Lecturer In International Relations
Swinburne University
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- Political Economy Now! The struggle for alternative economics at the University of Sydney
- Author
- Gavan Butler, Evan Jones and Frank Stilwell
- Publisher
- Darlington Press 2009
- Title
- The possibility of a pluralist economics curriculum in Australian universities: historical forces and contemporary strategies
- Author
- Tim Thornton
- Publisher
- Ph.D Thesis - School of Economics La Trobe University 2013
- Homepage
- http://arrow.latrobe.edu.au:8080/vital/access/manager/Repository/latrobe:34899
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- Making and Breaking Universities: Memoirs of Academic Life in Australia and Britain 1936-2004
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- Bruce Williams
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- Macleay Press 2005
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- Educating for Business, Public Service and the Social Sciences: A History of the Faculty of Economics at the University of Sydney 1920-1999
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- Peter Groenewegen
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- Sydney University Press 2009
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- Debunking Economics: The Naked Emperor Dethroned?
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- Steve Keen
- Publisher
- Zed Books 2011
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- The Mystic Economist
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- Clive Hamilton
- Publisher
- Willow Park Press 1994
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- Political Animal: The Making of Tony Abbott
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- David Marr
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- Black Inc 2012
- Description
- Quarterly Essay 47
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- Battlelines
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- Tony Abbott
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- Melbourne University Press 2009
Further Information
- Producer
- Catherine Freyne
- Sound Engineer
- Steven Tilley
Comments (16)
Natasah :
01 Sep 2013 2:05:01pm
Can you post the radio grab of Abbott so it can be linked to?
Catherine Freyne :
02 Sep 2013 3:39:48pm
Jarvis Ryan :
01 Sep 2013 3:25:49pm
A very important part of Australia's social, political and intellectual history. Thank you for sharing. I majored in political economy from 1998-2002 and like thousands of others benefited from the insights and passion of outstanding thinkers and lecturers like Frank Stilwell, Shaun Wilson, Dick Bryan, Gabrielle Meagher and many others.
Making the jump from microeconomics, where lazy lecturers sought to explain the world in simplistic references to supply and demand curves, and dismissed the Soviet Union (and by extension, the vast discipline of Marxist economics) in a glib 5-minute throwaway storyline about exploding TVs, political economy was a breath of fresh air, where we were encouraged to consider the flaws in conventional economic thinking and the man-made power structures underpinnings the workings of supposedly invisible forces.
In recent years there have been renewed attempts to weaken and disband the discipline of political economy. Once again, staff and students have fought to preserve this vital and unique part of the university's intellectual tradition.
Lyndsay Holme :
05 Sep 2013 9:41:14pm
Hear Hear. Great stuff. Brings back the moment in 1973, as a young undergrad in 1st year at SU, when I had to endure the tedious boredom of microeconomic theory when for the previous years at high school we had an animated discussion on human geography, philosophy and politics as dictated by the current economic rules and limitations - ie Free Market "rigorous" analysis and stats! Inhuman and totally out of touch with reality. As someone said recently, if only Alan Greenspan had studied Political Economy - there may have been a different outcome pre GFC! and into the present. Sobers you when you think that next week there may be a whole new mindset behind the pulling of the levers, dictated by this man and his cohort!
Arthur Robey :
01 Sep 2013 4:21:04pm
Where is the podcast so this can go viral?
Economists of all stripes make the most breathtaking declarations and their models are complete hogwash. (A supportable declaration).
If they are so good why did they screw up the entire worlds economy?
They claim that they are not responsible, yet they claim that their models are a "wonderful toolkit" for policy makers. The evidence is to the contrary. The model lacks rigour, was tried and found lethal.
They are trapped in a self-referential hall of mirrors of the Left Brain as described by Dr. Iain McGilchrist.
Matthew Of Canberra :
01 Sep 2013 6:33:19pm
An interesting show. Being a fair bit younger than that, I'm baffled by the extent to which goings-on in the student faculty at one east-coast university in the 70's are still tainting federal politics 40 years later.
That Henry Ergas comment is comedy gold, though. Yeah, right, proper economics "just is", and nobody from one favored point of view can ever be accused of bias because they're just objective observers with no agenda. Yep. Very good. I guess there are those people who can separate economic theory from politics, and then there's reality.
Jules :
02 Sep 2013 7:11:31am
yes, can you please give us a seperate link to the Tony Abbott interview within this program, in which he describes feminism as something akin to a load of rubbish? this program is a very timely, important indicatorof what sort of people we are voting for this week, and yet more evidence to make us wonder why Malcolm Turnbull isnt the Liberal leader.
Mustang :
03 Sep 2013 8:05:15am
"yet more evidence to make us wonder why Malcolm Turnbull isnt the Liberal leader."
That one is simple my friend; politics, pure and simple. Have a look at politics on both sides; those with any true ability (there are a handful), vision or driven by ideology are completely oppressed by the political expedients. I hate the fact that Labor is nothing bunch a pack of quasi-Liberals these days but id vote for Turnbull in a heartbeat.
As for economists, 99% are oxygen theives. I know a retired economist who was very senior in a Federal department. He IS the real deal. How many economists predicted the GFC and how many were taken by surprise? Hell even the bloke behind the counter at my local auto-shop saw it coming.
Robert Mills :
02 Sep 2013 7:59:31pm
I was fortunate enough to experience the amazing lecturing ability of the late great Ted Wheelwright during the mid 70s when I studied Political Economy (Pe) at Sydney University 1977-78. His 50 minute presentations were gems and memorable to this day.
No better introduction to the curious world of economic thought and history could be had !
Orthodox Economics is the last refuge of most intellectual scoundrels and Pe shines a very bright light on the dark recesses occupied by this lamentable academic pursuit !
Three cheers for Ted, Frank and all the gang that made Pe possible !
Long live Pe !
Lj :
03 Sep 2013 8:19:40am
A good followup would be looking at the hard-right oligarchs that sponsored the Chicago U neoclassical economists in 70's.
Frederick Malouf :
05 Sep 2013 3:15:12pm
Fascinating episode. I still do not understand why political economics is so important. It adds a political aspect to conomics which, in light of the disintegration of politics, makes economics still further unstable.
Who was that person that opined that the GFC was not founded in economics and the issue is far more complex? He didn't use that word, but it was easy to hear he was avoiding it. He summed up s critical question without evidence, just adding further uncertainty to the debarcle? More regulated!? And student voting with thwir feet!? Thye want to study so do not have a choice. A political tand against not learning somehting would just jepardise one's future.
Lorena, it would be a great story to see how alternate currencies have supported debt currencies, such is Worgl and still the WIR in Swtizerland. There are many other sin history and are being created now for stability. What is it about these currencies that are so stable, and why don't people keep them? Whay are they outlawed by politics to continue? How can this type of power be validated as worthy? Again, walking with our feet becasue we do not have a choice.
Seriously, political economics is an oxymoron. And debt currency is a ponzi scheme.
JohnH :
10 Sep 2013 3:57:56pm
I was at Uni at the end of the seventies. I studied some aspects of political economic thought in the sociology discipline and also saw Ted Wheelwright speak at seminars held in the discipline. I later went on to study conventional economics and despite all the talk about rigour what that meant was understanding the mathematics. I did very well but was never challenged intellectually by the course. Students were generally unhappy and 1st year had an 85% failure rate which the academics prided themselves on as evidence to just how rigorous the course was. The subject was far more ideological in many ways than the PE course I did in that no critique of the assumptions was offered. It was all in the number crunching and a social science pretending to be a hard science. I have worked in business and have many friends who have trained ion conventional economics. What always strikes me is their naivety that when power is exerted to them it is an aberration whereas to someone with a PE background it is an inevitable part of economic activity.
Evan Hadkins :
11 Sep 2013 9:28:15pm
Yes there is a relation between ideology and conceptual frameworks.
To suggest they can be separated is just silly.
Evan Hadkins :
11 Sep 2013 9:41:24pm
Henry Ergas saying that neo-classical economics is not ideological!
The interviewer did well not to laugh I suppose.
Peter Grimbeek :
12 Sep 2013 10:26:50pm
This Hindsight program was of great interest, and it was very appropriate to focus on the university incarnations of people such as Tony Abbott, given his incoming job as PM.
However, I was particularly interested in what happened to Mike Brezniak, described as a brilliant student whose attempt at Hons was thwarted for what I would have thought were fairly petty reasons.
Brilliance after all is not that common, and I wondered what happened to Mike in his later years. Naturally I hope for a happy ending though this isn't always the case.
Catherine Freyne :
23 Sep 2013 4:14:08pm
Hi Peter
Great to hear you enjoyed the program and found it a relevant story in the context of the change of government. To answer your question, we have now posted an extra audio clip online. It features Clive Hamilton telling the sad story of star student Mike Brezniak's fate. You'll find the 2'18 clip just before the 'Supporting information' section on this page.
Kind regards
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Background: I'm in S.E. Michigan. Conditions generally are 0*F to 35*F, most of the time 20*F and up. Tends to be damp cold which can get miserable. Roads are generally pretty dry most of the time, but there will be slush from time to time.
Am I going to need midweight base layer stuff at some point, or should I stick with lightweight and then layer up?
Campmor has a few different brands, but they all seem about the same to me. Duofold vari-therm, terramar quik-dri, hind thermal drylete, etc. When you get to their midweight, they have Thermax which I think is bipolar fabric; thermax inner and poly/wool outer. I'm sure that's nice and toasty but might be too much if it's "warm" out (like 25* and up)?
I'd like to pick up base layer stuff for $20 or maybe a bit more a set; I figure I can pick up a couple sets and then see how that goes, maybe try some other stuff in mid-season if I get some more cash (assuming my bike doesn't fall apart :-) ).
Please help a guy who generally just heaps on some clothes and goes sledding with the kids, and hates to spend money on clothes, not wimp out this winter without breaking the bank.


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Monday was the coolest day we've had since early April in eastern carolina. Last year on October 8th, the high temperature was about 75 degrees: 20 degrees warmer than Monday.
People pulled out the jackets and long sleeves for the 50 degree temperatures across most of the east. We found some people working outside who welcomed the cooler temperatures.
"Most definitely you break and get your long sleeve shirts back out and definitely long pants," said construction worker Paul Sutton.


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Volunteer Front of House Staff
Pioneer Theatre Company is expanding its already active base of Volunteer Staff for the upcoming season, which will begin in September 2015.
Front of House Volunteers are responsible for assisting patrons before, during and following performances with ticketing, seating, concessions, coat check, and donor receptions. Responsibilities vary by position.
Current Volunteer opportunities include:
(all volunteer positions require a full season commitment)
- Volunteer Usher: 1 night per production commitment (seven total nights)–opportunity to watch performances while volunteering.
- Volunteer Coat Check Attendant: 1 night per production commitment (seven total nights)–opportunity to watch performances while volunteering.
- *NEW* Volunteer Ticket Taker/Concessions Assistant: Minimum 3 performances per production commitment (minimum 21 performances)–receives two complimentary tickets per production.
- *NEW* Student Matinee Series Volunteer: Minimum commitment 1 Wednesday afternoon performance per production (may volunteer for two)—opportunity to watch the performance while volunteering.
Update 6/19/2015: We have received numerous applications for both the USHER and COAT CHECK positions. Applications for those positions received after 6/20 will be waitlisted for the 2016/17 season. We cannot guarantee that a spot will be open for applicants who applied before then. Thank you!.
If you are interested in joining our Volunteer Staff please fill out our application: Volunteer Application. If you have questions regarding the volunteer program or applications please email the House Manager/Volunteer Coordinator Ruth Weisman.
Pioneer Theatre Guild
Unfetter your exuberance for theatre! Become an active supporter of Pioneer Theatre Company by joining the Pioneer Theatre Guild, where you will help assure that this artistically compelling professional theatre continues to reach ever-expanding audiences.
Here is your opportunity to become involved in social events, service projects and fund raising activities to benefit the theatre. Find out how you can become a part of the Guild today. Call the Guild President, Cheryl Groot, at 801-597-8934 or visit the Pioneer Theatre Guild's page for more information.


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Beginning on Oct 4th, 2006 all assignments will be displayed in the oDesk Assignment History section of provider profiles and buyer job openings. Previously, only assignments with 10 hours or more were displayed in this list.
Initially, we made the decision to display only assignments with 10 hours or more based on the assumption that feedback and comments would only be meaningful for longer jobs. We intend the profiles to be an accurate representation of a provider's skills and ability and did not want the profiles to be negatively affected by small jobs.
However, due to popular demand from a number of oDesk providers, we've opted to change the oDesk Assignment History to display all completed assignments with more than zero hours. This change is intended to enable providers that have successfully completed short assignments to showcase their success on their profile. It will allow positive comments on these assignments to be displayed prominently along with any longer jobs.
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Canadians Owning Property in the U.S. Could Cash in on the Weak Loonie
For the past few years, Canadians have been taking advantage of our dollar being worth about the same as the U.S. dollar. From buying up real estate to cross-border shopping, being on par with the U.S. dollar has had its advantages. However, in the last few months, economic factors have driven the Canadian dollar down. It may be time to regroup and look at some strategies to make the weakening dollar work for you.


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See the world
Book a 39-night voyage on Celebrity Infinity by July 31 and enjoy an early-bird saving of more than $6000 a person.
This air, land and sea package of 43 nights is priced from $7179 a person, twin share, and includes return economy airfares with Qantas from Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane as well as two pre-cruise nights at the Hilton San Diego Resort & Spa and two nights in Copenhagen at the Marriott Hotel.
The cruise departs April 14 from San Diego, followed by day visits to Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica and through the Panama Canal to the city of Colon and Cartagena in Colombia.
The ship then sails to Miami, Florida and New York before making the trans-Atlantic crossing to Britain to visit England, Ireland, Northern Ireland and Scotland. There are further port visits to Le Havre, in France, and Oslo in Norway before disembarkation in Copenhagen, Denmark.
The package includes meals on board, transfers, air taxes and port charges.
Phone 1300 369 848, see ecruising.travel.
Stay for a swim
Rendezvous Reef Resort Port Douglas is just outside Port Douglas village, within walking distance of Four Mile Beach and an hour's drive from Cairns Airport. It's modern, with lush gardens and two lagoon pools as well as lap and children's pools.
The resort is offering a 40 per cent saving on accommodation in a two-bedroom standard villa when booking four nights or more.
Priced from $99 a night (rates vary seasonally), the offer includes use of all resort facilities, parking, and daily continental breakfast for two adults and two children.
The offer is valid until June 28.
See rendezvoushotels.com/portdouglas.
Apple of their isle
Book APT's 12-day Royal Tasman escorted coach tour of Tasmania operating during the September-May season by July 31 and receive a discount of $500 a couple.
The tour includes accommodation, 21 meals, airconditioned coaches with reclining seats and on-board bathroom, APT's Freedom of Choice local tours and dining options, entrance fees and transfers.
There are overnight stays in Hobart, Port Arthur, Freycinet National Park, Launceston, Smithton, Cradle Mountain and Strachan.
Also included in the itinerary are Eaglehawk Neck, Coles Bay, Swansea, Bicheno, Bridestowe Lavender Farm, Woolmers Estate, Ross, Beauty Point, Devonport, Great Lake, Sheffield, Woolnorth, The Nut and Stanley, a Gordon River cruise, Lake St Clair, Mt Field National Park and Russell Falls.
This deal is featured in APT's just-released Tasmania brochure.
The tour is priced from $4545 a person, twin share, with the discount.
Phone 1300 229 804, see aptouring.com.au.
This is not a daydream
Book three nights or more at Daydream Island Resort and Spa in the Whitsundays and save 65 per cent a night.
Normally priced at $504 a night, this deal is from $175 a night for two people.
It includes accommodation, buffet breakfast daily and lots of free guest activities, such as kayaking, movies in the open-air cinema, and the stingray and shark-feeding show.
The resort has a 16-treatment-room spa and extensive facilities for children.
The offer is valid for three-night minimum stays until the end of June, or until sold out. Transfers are not included.
Phone 1300 887 979 and quote "Wotif April Garden View". See wotif.com/hotelW2823.
Maldives for family values
BYOKids has an eight-night luxury Maldives family holiday package on offer.
The package includes eight nights' accommodation at Sheraton Maldives Full Moon Resort & Spa for a family of two adults and two children sharing a beachfront cottage, speedboat transfers from Mali Airport to the resort, breakfast and dinner daily, and economy airfares ex-east coast of Australia to Mali and the Maldives. It is priced from $12,220 for a family of four and is valid for travel until December 23 or until sold out.
Phone 1300 296 543, see byokids.com.au.
Take a ride in Phnom Penh
The Frangipani Living Arts Hotel & Spa in Phnom Penh is on a quiet residential street near the Russian Market.
It is a 3½-star hideaway in the Cambodian capital, with fresh, modern furnishings, balconies off all rooms, two swimming pools and a rooftop fitness centre.
All guests can use the complimentary bikes to explore the city.
Save 50 per cent on the room price via hotels.com, if booking two nights or more before April 24.
Travel must be by September 30.
Priced from $43 a night with the discount.
See hotels.com.