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Event Cinemas owner EVT to make network software-defined
MPLS gives way to SD-WAN Source link
Arsenal ends 22-year Premier League drought after Man City draw
Arsenal’s long wait for a Premier League title comes to an end as title challengers Manchester City drop points at Bournemouth. Source link
Telcos unable to overturn $7.3bn bill to renew mobile spectrum
As ACMA backs its draft decision. Source link
UK police investigate sex abuse allegations linked to Epstein files
A British police force has said it is investigating two allegations of child sex abuse following information in documents relating to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Source link
The battle for Tasmania's north has been won, but locals aren't convinced
They may not be scheduled to play their first AFL game until 2028, but the Tasmania Devils have claimed their first scalp — booting Hawthorn out of the state which has been its second home for more than two decades. Source link
Luxury apartments greenlit under affordable housing scheme
Property developers are using an affordable housing scheme to bypass normal planning requirements and win fast-tracked approval for contentious projects across Melbourne. Source link
AI Albo tax meme promoter ditched nuance to go viral
One startup founder who helped spread viral memes about capital gains tax reforms says the campaign was aimed at attracting attention after the budget, and not necessarily focused on accuracy. Source link
Vanuatu suggests Australia and China are 'undermining' it
Jotham Napat has confirmed Vanuatu has agreed to two pacts with both countries, but is not happy with either party. Source link
Life inside one of the world's most dangerous waterways
Before rising conflict pushed the Strait of Hormuz into the spotlight as a choke point vital to economies globally, tourism transformed women’s lives. Source link
Labor walks tightrope as tax overhaul alarms startups and investors
Labour MPs are gearing up for a hard sell on the impact of the federal government’s tax changes on some small businesses, trusts and shares, despite many reporting “positive” feedback on housing reforms. Source link