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Marcus Harris was causing the visitors the greatest concerns, with the under-pressure opener unbeaten on 48 at the lunch break.

Marcus Harris was causing the visitors the greatest concerns, with the under-pressure opener unbeaten on 48 at the lunch break.

Marcus Harris was causing the visitors the greatest concerns, with the under-pressure opener unbeaten on 48 at the lunch break.

Marcus Harris was causing the visitors the greatest concerns, with the under-pressure opener unbeaten on 48 at the lunch break.

Marcus Harris was causing the visitors the greatest concerns, with the under-pressure opener unbeaten on 48 at the lunch break.

Marcus Harris was causing the visitors the greatest concerns, with the under-pressure opener unbeaten on 48 at the lunch break.

Marcus Harris was causing the visitors the greatest concerns, with the under-pressure opener unbeaten on 48 at the lunch break.

Marcus Harris was causing the visitors the greatest concerns, with the under-pressure opener unbeaten on 48 at the lunch break.

Marcus Harris was causing the visitors the greatest concerns, with the under-pressure opener unbeaten on 48 at the lunch break.

Date Time UNSW startup to launch camera into space HEO Robotics is teaming up with Space Machines Company to launch an on-orbit inspection camera into space. HEO Robotics Founders Dr Hiranya Jayakody and Dr Will Crowe. Photo: UNSW. UNSW Sydney startup HEO Robotics’ space camera is scheduled to launch onboard Optimus, the nation’s largest satellite delivery vehicle developed by Space Machines Company, early next year. The space camera, named ‘Potoroo’, is HEO Robotics’ first fully owne...