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iTWire Tuesday, 06 July 2021 11:45 Airwallex plans Sydney engineering hub Shares Cross-border payments company Airwallex has announced that its second Australian engineering hub will be located in Sydney. Like Airwallex's Melbourne hub, the Sydney engineering team will focus on research and development in new products and enhancements . Airwallex currently employs more than 50 engineers in Australia, and plans to double that number across Sydney and Melbourne by the end of this year. The company also has engineering hubs in San Francisco, Shanghai and the Netherlands. "Melbourn...

But Private Thomas “Peter” Smith​ was the ultimate war-time adventurer, and a two-time-winner of military medals. He was also part of a unique group of New Zealanders who invaded Russia. Smith was among the Commonwealth soldiers who answered the call of the British Secretary State for War in May 1919 to form the North Russia Relief force. Supplied/Stuff Official files are one of the few sources of information on Private Thomas Peter Smith. The mission’s purpose was to help expedite the withdrawal of all British and Allied troops, who were allegedly under threat as they sought to en...

The Anzac legend, forged overseas, thrives here today - our acts of commemoration on home soil underpinned by remembrance of extraordinary deeds carried out by ordinary men and women on foreign shores. Those stories continue to captivate Australians of all ages and backgrounds. For many, the ultimate immersion is in travelling to the places the Anzacs served - to walk in their footsteps and see where they lived and died. Researching and filming for AnzacLive and Anzac360, I have had the privilege of visiting many such places. Each was a unique experience, with the common thread that at the...

Yallourn laments and lauds the last of its coal-fired power stations as early closure looms MonMonday 15 MarMarch 2021 at 2:20am David Roberts has lived and worked in power stations throughout the Latrobe Valley all his life. ( Share Print text only Cancel More than 100 years ago, the Latrobe Valley in Victoria's south-east was the designated powerhouse of Victoria. Key points: After a century of working in and around the plants, the community is despondent The privatisation of electricity production and distribution has left deep scars in the region It is the only remaining power station at...

Former prime minister Tony Abbott could take over one of Australia’s most prestigious roles in our history.