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Senior NZ Herald editorial staff to leave as NZME reshapes newsroom operation - Media Insider - Vimarsana News

Senior NZ Herald editorial staff to leave as NZME reshapes newsroom operation - Media Insider

Several high-profile leaders have elected to take redundancy.

Cybersecurity: Why we may never know more on the Optus and Medicare hacks: Chanticleer - Vimarsana News

Cybersecurity: Why we may never know more on the Optus and Medicare hacks: Chanticleer

Financial services companies and telcos are at the forefront of Australia’s cybersecurity fight. The problem is, they’re also the target of the worst attacks.

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Pictured: British couple killed when they fell off their motorbike during rain storm in Spain and cars behind them were unable to brake in time - Vimarsana News

Pictured: British couple killed when they fell off their motorbike during rain storm in Spain and cars behind them were unable to brake in time

Kieron Haines, 68, and his wife Sharron died after coming off their bike on a motorway during heavy rain in northern Spain. Both were hit by following vehicles which were unable to brake in time.

State representative talks business - Vimarsana News

State representative talks business

WATSONTOWN — An update on the state budget and challenges associated with governing in Harrisburg were the focus of a Friday morning presentation by Rep. David Rowe (R-85).

Viva Energy pumped as market bets on big block - Vimarsana News

Viva Energy pumped as market bets on big block

Australian fuel bigwig Viva Energy is in the middle of a transformative year and was winning the market’s trust. On Tuesday, it was paying for the supposed sins of its parent.

Source: afr.com