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Ericsson's Private 5G Network Revolutionizes Mining Operations with Enhanced Connectivity

Ericsson's Private 5G Network Revolutionizes Mining Operations with Enhanced Connectivity

Ericsson's Private 5G Network Revolutionizes Mining Operations with Enhanced Connectivity
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Australia says it will meet 'challenges' of AUKUS nuclear submarine timeline

Australia says it will meet 'challenges' of AUKUS nuclear submarine timeline

By Kirsty Needham SYDNEY, Dec 10 (Reuters) - Defence Minister Richard Marles said Australia was "very self-critical" as it looked to address challenges, including skilling its workforce, for the AUKUS nuclear submarine programme, ahead of AUKUS defence ministers meeting in Washington.
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Vocus Advocates for Expansion of Submarine Cable Protection Zones in Australia

Vocus Advocates for Expansion of Submarine Cable Protection Zones in Australia

Vocus, a telecommunications company, is lobbying the Australian government to increase the number of submarine cable protection zones. Currently, there are three zones, two in Sydney and one in Perth, established since 2007. Vocus proposes new zones in Darwin, Port Hedland, Maroochydore, and Christmas Island, emphasizing their importance for connectivity with the Indo-Pacific and northern regions. The company also suggests that submarine cables be included under the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act to enhance their security and resilience. Vocus argues that the government or the Australian Communications and Media Authority should cover the application fees for new zones, recognizing their strategic national importance.
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Vocus Advocates for Expanded Submarine Cable Protection Zones in Australia

Vocus Advocates for Expanded Submarine Cable Protection Zones in Australia

Vocus, a telecommunications company, is urging the Australian government to increase the number of submarine cable protection zones and enhance their security measures. The company has proposed new protection zones in Darwin, Port Hedland, Maroochydore, and Christmas Island, emphasizing their importance for Australia's connectivity with the Indo-Pacific region. Vocus has also suggested that submarine cables be included under the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act to ensure their security and resilience. The current protection zones have remained unchanged since 2007, and Vocus argues for active policing and enforcement to prevent damage and interference.
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Christmas unplugged: Australian teen social media ban brings holiday headspace woes

Christmas unplugged: Australian teen social media ban brings holiday headspace woes

By Byron Kaye and Cordelia Hsu SYDNEY, Dec 8 (Reuters) - Sydney teenager Ayris Tolson believes the start of her first summer holiday under Australia's youth social media ban will be relatively easy as she spends time with family, but as the weeks drift by, she fears being alone and isolated.
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Jetstar and Qantas Expand International Routes Amid Growth Phase

Jetstar and Qantas Expand International Routes Amid Growth Phase

Jetstar and Qantas are expanding their international flight offerings as part of a significant growth phase. Jetstar plans to launch a new route connecting Melbourne, Australia, and Colombo, Sri Lanka, starting in August 2026. This route will operate three times a week using Boeing 787 aircraft. Meanwhile, Qantas has introduced new routes from Perth to Johannesburg and Auckland, operating three times weekly with Airbus A330s. Additionally, Qantas will resume international services from the Gold Coast to Auckland and introduce a Sydney-Auckland-Apia service, enhancing connectivity between Australia and Samoa.
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Jetstar and Qantas Expand International Routes, Enhancing Connectivity

Jetstar and Qantas Expand International Routes, Enhancing Connectivity

Jetstar and Qantas are expanding their international flight offerings, with Jetstar planning to launch a new route between Melbourne, Australia, and Colombo, Sri Lanka, starting August 25, 2026. This service will operate three times a week using Boeing 787 aircraft, adding 100,000 seats annually. Meanwhile, Qantas has introduced new routes from Perth to Johannesburg and Auckland, also operating three times a week with Airbus A330s. Additionally, Qantas will resume international services from the Gold Coast to Auckland from June 16, 2026, and plans to offer a Sydney-Auckland-Apia service. These expansions are part of a broader strategy to increase connectivity and provide more travel options for Australians.
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Tottenham returning to Sydney, Australia in 2026 preseason

Tottenham returning to Sydney, Australia in 2026 preseason

Tottenham Hotspur are returning Down Under! The club announced today on social media that the club is heading to Sydney, Australia for a pair of preseason friendly matches in late July and early August. Dubbed the Sydney Super Cup, Tottenham will play against A-League side Sydney FC at Accor Stadium on Wednesday, July 29, before […]
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Air New Zealand and Australia Dominate 2025 World Travel Awards in Oceania

Air New Zealand and Australia Dominate 2025 World Travel Awards in Oceania

The 2025 World Travel Awards for Oceania have recognized several key players in the region's tourism and travel industry. Air New Zealand was awarded Oceania's Leading Airline and Leading Airline Brand, highlighting its commitment to customer experience and network expansion. Qantas also received accolades for its First Lounges in Sydney and Melbourne, named Oceania's Leading Airline Lounge. Australia was named Oceania's Leading Destination, with Melbourne recognized as the Leading City Destination. New Zealand was honored as the Leading Adventure Tourism Destination, reflecting its reputation for adrenaline-fueled travel. The awards ceremony, part of the 32nd World Travel Awards, took place at Bahrain's Exhibition World Center.
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Australian Government Pushes for Increased Cloud Adoption in Public Sector

Australian Government Pushes for Increased Cloud Adoption in Public Sector

The Australian Digital Transformation Agency (DTA) has introduced a new policy to encourage federal government departments and agencies to adopt cloud services more extensively starting July 2026. The policy aims to modernize government IT infrastructure by prioritizing cloud computing for new digital initiatives and transitioning from legacy systems. It also encourages the use of cloud capacity to support innovative technologies like AI. The DTA emphasizes the need for resilience, scalability, and security in government services, and the policy is part of a broader effort to improve public service delivery.
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TWICE's Record-Breaking Arena Shows Signal K-Pop's Growing Influence in Australia

TWICE's Record-Breaking Arena Shows Signal K-Pop's Growing Influence in Australia

TWICE's Record-Breaking Arena Shows Signal K-Pop's Growing Influence in Australia
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Princess Cruises Celebrates 50 Years with Discovery Princess in Sydney

Princess Cruises Celebrates 50 Years with Discovery Princess in Sydney

Princess Cruises has marked its 50th anniversary of operations in Australia and the South Pacific by welcoming the Discovery Princess to Sydney Harbour. This new ship will be homeported in Sydney until April 2026, offering a range of itineraries tailored to both seasoned and new cruisers. The Discovery Princess is noted for its modern elegance and world-class dining options, including exclusive culinary experiences. The arrival of this state-of-the-art vessel underscores Princess Cruises' commitment to the region and its guests, as well as its ongoing investment in delivering exceptional cruise experiences.