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Zero-waste chefs Jo Barrett and Matt Stone are leaving Melbourne's groundbreaking Future Food System project and flying north.

Vertel and Vocus draft telco infrastructure for wind farm Vertel and Vocus draft telco infrastructure for wind farm Brought on to build a telecommunications network based on microwave technology. Cherry Tree Wind Farm, located near Seymour, Victoria. Credit: Iberdrola Australia Australian carrier Vertel has worked with Vocus to provide green energy company Iberdrola Australia’s Cherry Tree Wind Farm with telecommunications network infrastructure.  The pair were brought on to build a telecommunication network based on microwave technology for the Victoria-based wind ...

Australian telco Vertel has teamed up with Vocus to provide telecommunications infrastructure to energy company Iberdrola Australia’s Cherry Tree Wind Farm in Victoria. The telcos provided microwave service, plus a solution developed by Vertel that allows the microwave tower to be powered directly by the wind towers in the wind farm. It also comes with a standalone power source that includes batteries and solar panels to ensure continuity. Located in Victoria’s Goulburn Valley, Cherry Tree Wind Farm is owned by First Sentier Investors and is managed, constructed and operated by Iberdrola....

Gemma Farrell founded the Artemis Orchestra in 2017 with the objective to support and encourage people of marginalised gender (female, trans and non-binary) in their journeys as jazz musicians, soloists and composers. Gemma spoke with David Moyle on Bent Notes upon the occasion of the release and imminent launch of their debut album – The Elephant In The Room – an album of music composed by West Australian female composers, played by West Australian Musicians. The Artemis Orchestra Hear Gemma tell of the challenges for marginalised gender in traversing the pathway to becoming professional...

Exploring the wondrous RISING festival program at Arts Centre Melbourne Luke Jerram’s 'Museum of the Moon' at the University of Bristol Words By Meg Crawford From a tribute to Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupiŋu to a supernatural forest and two seminal theatre shows, Arts Centre Melbourne has prepared something special for RISING festival. If you’re going to start anything auspiciously, you may as well kick off on a full lunar eclipse, which is exactly when Melbourne’s brand-spanking new cultural extravaganza, RISING, presses go. For 12 days starting Wednesday Ma...