Website looks hard to read

Hi guys,
There is very good Job-searching website for Australians, Just it looks small on my iphone, anyone have idea? I even installed the App that's suggested , Have a look at that here: http://www.jobslash.com ... Any Idea?

I mean on my iPhone ... ? www.jobslash.com, I've installed their app too, but the page too small to see :(

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Date: Fri, 22 Mar 2013 10:13:43 -0700
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Subject: HELP! Please my website looks different in different browsers. Link boxes are showing in IE!!
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