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The Most Asked Questions in Australia What is... What is my ip? (the numbers that make up your internet "address") What is gangnam style? (a YouTube video/song sensation) What is permeate? (the stuff milk is now "free" of ) What is love? (a song, a YouTube video and a bunch of blogs apparently) Why is... Why is the sky blue? (simple question, technical answers) Why is my internet so slow? (blame usage quotas, filters, modems & your neighbours) Why is the ocean salty? (salt, from dissolved minerals made it thus) Why is Pluto not a planet? (because the people who said it was in 1930 now say it's not) When is... When is daylight savings? (October until 7 April 2013) When is Fathers' Day? (1st Sunday in September, but June in the USA) When is Halloween? (last day in October) When is Easter 2013 (Sunday 31 March 2013) Source: McCrindle Research Forbes Magazine has ranked New Zealand as the best country for business Forbes Magazine has ranked New Zealand as the best country for business. This follows the Doing Business 2013 report that stated New Zealand was the easiest place to start a business. Up from second place in the Forbes list last year, the magazine quoted the number one spot "…thanks to a transparent and stable business climate that encourages entrepreneurship. New Zealand is the smallest economy in our top 10 at $162 billion, but it ranks first in four of the 11 metrics we examined, including personal freedom and investor protection, as well as a lack of red tape and corruption." New Zealand GDP: $162 billion GDP per capita: $39,300 Public debt as % of GDP: 36% Source: Kea Bye-bye business A remarkable 61 per cent of Kiwis plan to leave their jobs in 2013, a survey by human resources company Randstad has found. The findings are in Randstad's latest World of Work report, which is based on an online survey carried out across the Asia Pacific region. However, the research found an increase in job insecurity among New Zealanders, with 27 per cent of those surveyed saying they felt less secure in their job than they did a year ago, compared to 21 per cent in 2011. Young workers were more confident, with 21 per cent of Generation Y workers surveyed feeling less secure than they did in 2011. Among mature workers, 40 per cent felt more vulnerable. Of those planning to leave their jobs next year, 40 per cent said an inability to grow professionally was a major influencing factor, while 16 per cent pointed to an uncompetitive salary, 8 per cent were not well matched to their job, and 8 per cent had a poor relationship with their direct manager. Broken recruitment promises were another key factor for considering a change in role or career. Source: Fairfax NZ News TOP TRENDING SEARCHES HOW TO 1. Screenshot 2. Love 3. Study 4. Geocache (a GPS treasure hunt game) 5. Shuffle (as in pop band LMFAO's video) 6. Download 7. Plait 8. Poke (a Facebook function used to get the attention of another Facebook friend) 9. Wallpaper (your home) 10. Blog NEW ZEALANDERS 1. Valerie Adams 2. Kimbra (singer) 3. Sarah Walker (Olympic BMX rider) 4. Margaret Mahy (author, died in July) 5. Mahe Drysdale (Olympic rowing champion) 6. Nick Willis (Olympic runner) 7. Lisa Carrington (Olympic canoeing champion) 8. Mark Todd (Olympic equestrian) 9. Jock Hobbs (ex-All Black, died in March) 10. Martin Henderson (Kiwi actor, fleetingly dated Demi Moore) PEOPLE 1. Whitney Houston (singer, died in February) 2. Reece Mastin (Australian teen idol) 3. Morgan Freeman (actor) 4. Usain Bolt (Olympic sprint champion) 5. Michael Clarke Duncan (actor, died in September) 6. Valerie Adams (Olympic shotput champion) 7. Jeremy Lin (basketball star) 8. Tom Daly (Olympic diver) 9. Joseph Kony (Ugandan cult leader) 10. Lance Armstrong (disgraced cyclist) Source: Google Zeitgeist list