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Insiders have dashed hopes that TV tradie Scott Cam swooped in to buy Jimmy and Tam's home on The Block after cyber security expert Emese Fajk failed to pay up.    New Idea claimed on Monday that the renovation show host had saved the day by secretly purchasing the $4.2million mansion for himself.   But sources dismissed the magazine's claims as rubbish. 'There is absolutely no way Scott Cam bought the house,' one insider said.   The Palm Springs-style property in Melbourne's affluent Brighton area remains on the market more than a month on, although it isn't publicly listed. Scotty ...

The high-profile real estate agent selling Jimmy and Tam's $4.2million home on The Block has admitted that he 'wouldn't be surprised' if host Scott Cam bought the luxurious property.  McGrath St Kilda principal Michael Townsend told The Herald Sun on Tuesday that he 'knows nothing' about the swirling rumours, but said it could be very possible because of Scott's close involvement in the show.  His comments come after New Idea claimed on Monday that the renovation show host had saved the day by secretly purchasing the Melbourne mansion for himself, after cyber security expert Emese Fajk fai...

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How Towcha is addressing Indigenous representation in IT How Towcha is addressing Indigenous representation in IT Alan Holmes, founder of the Melbourne-based IT services provider, discusses working with Aboriginal suppliers, Indigenous community projects and surviving through the COVID-19 pandemic. Credit: Dreamstime One hundred and three years ago, an Indigenous woman known as Maria Towcha was laid to rest 51km south of Bundaberg.  Such was her legacy among the European settlers of the Childers settlement, she was said to have been gifted a breastplate with her name ...