Frequently Asked Questions 

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Q How secure is the log in section of the website?
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The website has been designed to be secure provided you do not pass on your username and password to others
Q What version of internet browser can I use to see the Australian Unity Investments website?
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Internet explorer version 6 and 7 and also Mozilla Firefox 2 and Safari 3. Other internet browsers will not provide optimum performance.
Q Why does it ask me to change my password when I log in?
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We have designed our site to be secure so that when you log in for the first time it will ask you to change your password.
Q What happens if I have forgotten my password?
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Contact our Client Services Reprsentatives on 1 800 649 033 and they can issue you with a new temporary password. You will be required to change your password the first time you log in with the temporary password.
Q I walked away from my computer for 45 minutes and now it wants me to log in, why?
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We have designed our system to be secure, so after 20 minutes of no activity it will request you to log in again.
Q Can I perform transactions online?
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No, not at this stage, online transactions will be available in future enhancements to the website.
Q I am having trouble logging in to the portal for the first time
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If you are cutting and pasting your temporary password,  please ensure there is no space at the end of the password.
If you are typing in your temporary password, please note the password is case sensitive.
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Egg Chair
Arne Jacobsen / 1958


Originally designed for the lobby of the Royal Copenhagen Hotel, the Egg continues to be one to the world's favourite chairs. A celebrity unto itself, this chair has made an appearance in the Men in Black and Austin Powers films, and has famously seated the Hollywood icon Marilyn Monroe. The Egg also features in the lounge of JFK airport in New York - a sumptuous treat for club-class travellers.

Originally created in Jacobsen's garage, this was the chair that would go on to inform the shape of contemporary furniture.

It was designed to cradle the human body and seductively promises to provide a private sanctuary inside its curves. The Egg is a classic - one of those rare creations that will never go out of style.