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Chapter 24: Going Solo

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Ships: The bear x Fem!oc

Warnings: none (i think)

Song:Motion Pictures Sound-Radiohead

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The apartment was quiet when Alicia woke up. For a second, she thought she had slept through work before remembering—she got fired.

She stayed in bed longer than usual, scrolling through nonsense on her phone, trying not to think about what she had agreed to last night. The competition. Lloris. Everything she thought she had left behind.

By the time she dragged herself to the kitchen, David was already up, flipping through something on his laptop. His glasses were slightly crooked, a half-empty coffee mug sitting next to him. He barely looked up when she entered.

“Morning, sunshine,” he said, voice dripping in sarcasm.

Alicia grabbed a mug from the shelf, ignoring him. “You find anything on your secret project?”

“Secret? No. I don’t keep secrets. Private? Maybe.” He turned the screen toward her. “Got more info on that competition, though.”

She leaned against the counter, glancing at the webpage. The name of the event was stamped in bold, sleek font—La Toque d’Or.

“Huh.”

“Huh?” David scoffed. “That’s all you got?”

“I’ve heard of it before.” She skimmed the details. “Exclusive, invitation-only. Usually low media coverage.”

David tapped the screen. “Not this year. They’re opening it up. Still invite-only, but they’re doing select media coverage. Not full reality-show bullshit, but enough to put some eyes on it.”

Alicia frowned. “And you knew this before nominating me?”

David grinned. “Nope.”

She groaned, running a hand down her face.

“Oh, don’t be a baby,” David drawled. “It’s not like they’re gonna shove cameras in your face 24/7. Just interviews. Features. Maybe a few highlights on social media. You can cope. Plus you lived your whole career moving around to only show your work, shouldn’t be hard.”

Alicia shot him a glare, but he wasn’t wrong.

She sighed, scrolling further. “It says here competitors can enter as a solo chef or as part of a team.”

“Yeah, caught that too,” David said. “If you wanna drag someone else into it, you can.”

Alicia considered it. The idea of a team had its perks—more hands, shared workload, less pressure to do everything herself.

But—

“No,” she said eventually.

David raised an eyebrow. “No?”

She stared at the screen. Lloris. The name lingered in the back of her mind. She’d spent so much time running from it. But last night, spilling everything to David, something had shifted.

“I’m doing this alone.”

His lips curled slightly. “Going full Lloris then?”

Alicia exhaled. “Yeah.”

David shut his laptop with a snap. “Good. I put you under that name anyways..”

Back in Chicago

The kitchen at The Bear was as chaotic as ever. Even with Alicia gone, the place moved like a machine—yelling, clattering, the occasional curse thrown across the line. But something was missing.

Sydney felt it. So did Marcus. Even Richie, though he’d rather die than admit it.

“She still hasn’t texted back?” Marcus asked, nudging Sydney as they plated dishes.

Sydney shook her head. “Nah. Just some vague ‘I’m alive’ bullshit.”

Marcus sighed. “Man. Feels weird without her here.”

Richie snorted as he walked by. “You miss her? That freak abandoned us in crunch time.”

“Like you weren’t the first to ask where she was,” Sydney shot back.

“Shut up.”

Before the argument could escalate, Carmy walked in, looking distracted—more than usual. He had a piece of paper in his hand, skimming over it with a tight expression.

“What’s that?” Sugar asked, walking past him with a clipboard.

Carmy hesitated, then handed it to her. Sydney and Marcus leaned in, catching a glimpse of the header—La Toque d’Or.

Sydney’s eyebrows shot up. “Wait, what?”

“It’s a competition,” Carmy muttered. “Invitation-only. Just got this in the mail.”

Sydney snatched it from Sugar, skimming the details. “This is huge. Why do you look like someone just shot your dog?”

Carmy ran a hand through his hair. “Dunno. Just… wasn’t expecting it.”

Marcus peered over her shoulder. “Says you can enter as a solo chef or as a team.”

Carmy was quiet for a moment. Then—

“We’ll do it as a team.”

Richie blinked. “We?”

Carmy looked up. “Yeah. The Bear. All of us.”

Sydney let out a low whistle. “Shit.”

Marcus grinned. “I’m in.”

Richie crossed his arms. “This some fancy-ass food competition?”

“Yeah,” Carmy said.

A beat.

“…Alright, fuck it. I’m in.”

Sydney smirked. “Guess we’re doing this, then.”

Later, when the rush had died down, Sydney found Carmy standing alone in the kitchen, staring at the invitation like it might catch fire in his hands.

“You sure this is a good idea?” she asked, leaning against the counter.

Carmy exhaled through his nose. “Dunno. Maybe not.”

Sydney studied him. “Then why do it?”

He didn’t answer right away.

“It’s The Bear. It’s all of us. Feels right,” he finally said. But his voice lacked conviction.

Sydney folded her arms. “We barely made it through the opening without everything blowing up in our faces. And you wanna throw us into this?”

Carmy sighed, rubbing a hand down his face. “I just— I dunno, Syd. Maybe we need this.”

“Or maybe you need this,” she shot back. “Because you don’t know what to do with yourself unless you’re chasing some impossible shit.”

His jaw clenched. “It’s an opportunity.”

“It’s a distraction.”

Carmy looked at her then, something unreadable in his eyes. “You in or not?”

Sydney sighed. “Yeah, I’m in.”

But the doubt lingered between them, thick as smoke.

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New SpaceTime out Monday

SpaceTime 20241125 Series 27 Episode 142

How Mars got its moons

A new study suggests Mars got its two moons Phobos and Demos after a passing asteroid was ripped apart by the red planet’s gravity.

Starship Test Flight 6 full report

SpaceX has undertaken a successful sixth test flight of its Starship mega-rocket with United States President-elect Donald Trump joining SpaceX boss Elon Musk to witness the spectacular launch first hand.

A billion-year shift in the formation of the planet’s largest ore deposits

A new study has found that the Earth’s largest iron ore deposits – which are found in the Western Australian Pilbara -- are about one billion years younger than previously thought.

The Science Report

How an hour long daily walk could extend your life.

Global plastic waste to double by the middle of the century.

A new study shows that switching to a vegan diet could lower your food costs by 19%.

Skeptics guide to the Bent Spoon award.

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SpaceTime -- A brief history

SpaceTime is Australia’s most popular and respected astronomy and space science news program – averaging over two million downloads every year. We’re also number five in the United States.  The show reports on the latest stories and discoveries making news in astronomy, space flight, and science.  SpaceTime features weekly interviews with leading Australian scientists about their research.  The show began life in 1995 as ‘StarStuff’ on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s (ABC) NewsRadio network.  Award winning investigative reporter Stuart Gary created the program during more than fifteen years as NewsRadio’s evening anchor and Science Editor.  Gary’s always loved science. He studied astronomy at university and was invited to undertake a PHD in astrophysics, but instead focused on his career in journalism and radio broadcasting. Gary’s radio career stretches back some 34 years including 26 at the ABC. He worked as an announcer and music DJ in commercial radio, before becoming a journalist and eventually joining ABC News and Current Affairs. He was part of the team that set up ABC NewsRadio and became one of its first on air presenters. When asked to put his science background to use, Gary developed StarStuff which he wrote, produced and hosted, consistently achieving 9 per cent of the national Australian radio audience based on the ABC’s Nielsen ratings survey figures for the five major Australian metro markets: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Perth.  The StarStuff podcast was published on line by ABC Science -- achieving over 1.3 million downloads annually.  However, after some 20 years, the show finally wrapped up in December 2015 following ABC funding cuts, and a redirection of available finances to increase sports and horse racing coverage.  Rather than continue with the ABC, Gary resigned so that he could keep the show going independently.  StarStuff was rebranded as “SpaceTime”, with the first episode being broadcast in February 2016.  Over the years, SpaceTime has grown, more than doubling its former ABC audience numbers and expanding to include new segments such as the Science Report -- which provides a wrap of general science news, weekly skeptical science features, special reports looking at the latest computer and technology news, and Skywatch – which provides a monthly guide to the night skies. The show is published three times weekly (every Monday, Wednesday and Friday) and available from the United States National Science Foundation on Science Zone Radio, and through both i-heart Radio and Tune-In Radio.

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By Natasha Frost

Fans celebrated in central Melbourne this week after a national triumph: The Matildas, the Australian women’s soccer team, had defeated Canada, the reigning Olympic champion, 4-0.

It was a glorious victory after a dismal start to the Women’s World Cup for one of the two host teams. In Federation Square, Australians held up gold and green scarves and bellowed, “Up the Matildas!”

Two years earlier, the same city had seen a similar outpouring of support for the Australian women’s cricket team. Inside Melbourne Cricket Ground, more than 86,000 people had gathered to watch the final of the Women’s T20 World Cup, while 1.2 million people tuned in from elsewhere in Australia.

For Ellyse Perry, an Australian sporting legend who has represented the country in both the cricket and soccer World Cups, the 2020 match — the largest crowd ever to watch a women’s cricket match — was a milestone for women’s sports in Australia.

“It’s really now starting to become embedded in general society, and it’s commonplace,” she said. “We don’t think differently about it. It’s not an oddity any more.”

For as long as there have been sports in Australia, women have clamored to play and participate. What is believed to be the world’s first cycling race for women took place in Sydney in 1888; the country’s first golf championship, in 1894, was women only; and at the 1912 Olympics, Australian women won silver and gold in the first women’s Olympic freestyle race.

Yet even though Australian women’s sports have an extensive and proud history, only recently have they received significant mainstream support. A strong run in the World Cup — Australia will face Denmark in the round of 16 on Monday — was seen as an opportunity to change that, to cement the place of women’s sports in the country’s daily rhythms and conversation.

Australia’s win over Canada saved it from an early elimination, and sent it to a game against Denmark on Monday.Credit...Cameron Spencer/Getty Images

Sam Kerr, the Matildas star who is widely regarded as one of the best players in the world, said the impact of the tournament on women’s soccer was all but unimaginable.

“For years to come, this will be talked about — hopefully, decades to come,” she told reporters last month, citing an uptick in young boys and girls coming to women’s soccer games.

A longer view on the history of women’s sports in Australia involves many moments of triumph, but also times when able and enthusiastic sportswomen were simply shut out.

“There are peaks and troughs all the way through,” Marion Stell, a historian at the University of Queensland, said of women’s sports in Australia. “Women make advances — but then it goes away again. It’s never a smooth upward curve.”

Only in the past couple of decades had female athletes been able to make consistent strides on pay, opportunities and representation, she added. Today, half of all Australian girls play sports at least once a week, according to the Australian Sports Commission, compared with about 30 percent of girls in the United States.

“I don’t think anyone would have dreamed that it would happen so quickly,” Dr. Stell said. “On one hand, it’s been very slow. But on the other hand, when it happened, the floodgates just opened.”

Yet despite their enthusiasm, and their prodigious talent for bringing home Olympic medals, female athletes in Australia have, like their international peers, historically been sidelined, blocked or simply not taken seriously.

In 1980, women’s sports made up about 2 percent of print sports coverage in Australia. By 2009, women’s sports made up about 9 percent of television news coverage, according to a report from the Australian Sports Commission. But the balance appears to be shifting: A poll last year found that nearly 70 percent of Australians had watched more women’s sports since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.

Fans watching the Australia-Ireland match in Melbourne on the World Cup’s opening night.Credit...Hannah Mckay/Reuters“A lot of it has been in line with the way that social perception has changed more broadly, in terms of how we perceive women’s role in society, and particularly the workplace,” said Perry, the sports star.

Dr. Stell, the historian, pointed further back. She saw the 1976 Montreal Olympics, where Australia failed to win a single gold medal, as a turning point. The country’s lackluster performance spurred a significant backlash in the Australian news media, which described the results as a “crisis for the government” and called for action for Australia to “regain its lost athletic potency.”

Women had historically been something of a golden goose for Australia at the Olympics, making up a minority of the country’s total athletes but often winning the majority of its medals. At the 1972 Games in Munich, for instance, 10 out of 17 Australian medals were won by women, even as they made up only about 17 percent of the team.

And so in 1981, Australia established the Australian Institute of Sport, a high-performance sports training center for both men and women that, for the first time, gave women the financial support to concentrate on their sports full-time — beginning with Australian rules football, basketball, gymnastics, netball, swimming, tennis, track and field and weight lifting.

That was followed a few years later by the Sex Discrimination Act, which prohibited discrimination on the basis of gender or sexuality.

“Those two things together might be some kind of watershed,” Dr. Stell said. “But not, I guess, in the public imagination — more in sporting women’s lives.”

The Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra, established in 1981.Credit...David James Bartho/Fairfax Media, via Getty Images

The facility offered dedicated training space to women in a variety of sports.Credit...Andrew Rankin/Fairfax Media, via Getty Images

Even after that, female athletes in most other sports often had no alternative but to play in a semiprofessional capacity. In the mid-1990s, as male Australian cricket players were on the cusp of striking over what they felt was inadequate remuneration, female players in the sport barely had their expenses covered, and often had to pay their own way to compete. Most juggled jobs and other commitments alongside their sports careers.

“How did it make me feel? I just wanted to play as much cricket as I possibly could,” said Belinda Clark, who was the captain of Australia’s World Cup-winning women’s cricket teams in 1997 and 2005.

She added: “We all structured our lives — our working lives and our personal lives — around being able to do that. That comes at a financial cost. We all accepted that.”

In recent decades, cricket has led the charge on fair pay for female athletes in Australia. While male cricketers still significantly out-earn their female counterparts, the majority of female players earn at least 100,000 Australian dollars, or $66,000. By comparison, female players of Australian rules football, rugby league, netball and professional soccer have a minimum salary of less than half of that — a source of ongoing tension since it is far below the country’s living wage.

Across all sports, perhaps the most important factor for female athletes was having women in positions of responsibility across journalism, management, coaching, umpiring and administration, Dr. Stell said.

In the early 1980s, Australian universities began to offer the country’s first sports management degrees. “That kind of allowed women to get a kind of professional qualification so that they could take the administration of sports off the kitchen table and make it more professional,” she said.

Belinda Clark next to statue of herself, with Quentin Bryce, the former governor general of Australia, at left.Credit...Brett Hemmings/Cricket Australia via Getty Images

Women are gradually becoming more visible as sports people in Australia. But it was not until earlier this year that a female cricket player was celebrated in statue form for the first time, though the country claims more than 70 statues of male players.

A bronze statue of Clark was unveiled at Sydney Cricket Ground in January; it is the first public statue of any female cricket player anywhere in the world. Representation of that kind sends a powerful message, especially to younger players, Clark said.

“What are the photos in the club? Who’s on the honor boards? What are we saying to the people that walk in this door?” she asked. “Are you part of this, or are you a guest or a visitor?

“It symbolizes that you’re actually part of it. You’re no longer coming, cap in hand, to beg for an opportunity.”

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Sending Couriers from Australia to South Africa: What You Need to Know

With increasing global connections, sending packages overseas has become more accessible than ever. Whether you're sending documents to a business associate in Johannesburg or a gift to family in Cape Town, reliable courier services bridge the distance. For those living in Australia, understanding the process of shipping to South Africa from Australia is essential to ensure your items arrive safely, on time, and affordably.

In this guide, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know about booking a courier to South Africa, from costs and delivery times to customs regulations and packaging tips.

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The delivery time largely depends on the service type you choose:

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If you’re in a metro area like Sydney, Melbourne, or Brisbane, you can often benefit from faster pickup and dispatch services.

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Finding the cheapest courier from Australia to South Africa doesn’t always mean sacrificing quality. The final price depends on:

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Shipping method (express vs. economy)

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Required Documentation & Customs Guidelines

When shipping to South Africa from Australia, customs documentation is critical. Most courier services will guide you through it, but here’s what you typically need:

📄 Required Documents:

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Narcotics and drugs

Perishable food

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Certain plants and seeds

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Packaging Tips for Long-Distance Shipping

To ensure your parcel arrives in perfect condition:

Use durable, double-walled boxes

Cushion fragile items with bubble wrap or foam

Seal boxes securely with strong packing tape

Label clearly with both sender and recipient addresses, and include a duplicate label inside the box

Avoid overstuffing—items may shift during transit, increasing the risk of damage

DTDC and other courier companies often provide packaging advice and materials upon request.

Insurance & Tracking

While most international courier services come with basic coverage, it’s always wise to add insurance for high-value goods. Check what coverage your courier offers and if there are any exceptions or limitations.

Also, ensure that your courier provides real-time tracking, allowing you and your recipient to monitor the parcel’s journey from dispatch to delivery.

Pickup or Drop-Off: What Works Best?

Courier companies like DTDC Australia offer:

Door-to-door pickup: Ideal for convenience, especially for bulky or heavy items

Depot drop-off: A cost-effective option if you’re near a courier office

Airport/port drop: For commercial air or sea freight shipments

Choose the one that best suits your schedule and budget.

Courier Services You Can Trust

A few trusted names in the courier industry for routes from Australia to South Africa include:

DTDC Australia – Affordable and reliable with a variety of shipping methods including express, economy, air, and sea freight

FedEx – Great for time-critical deliveries

DHL – Known for extensive global coverage

TNT – Excellent for business shipments

Australia Post International – Good for small, non-urgent parcels

Each has different pricing, so take time to compare and read reviews for the most suitable option.

Final Thoughts

Sending parcels internationally doesn’t have to be stressful. By choosing the right provider, understanding customs requirements, and preparing your shipment carefully, you can ensure smooth shipping to South Africa from Australia.

Whether you’re looking for the cheapest courier from Australia to South Africa or a fast, premium service for urgent deliveries, there are plenty of flexible options. Explore your choices, get quotes online, and ship with confidence.

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Iraqi Dinar News Online: Find the Best Updates in One Place

Keeping up with the latest developments in the world of foreign currencies can be a challenge, especially when it comes to dynamic markets like the Iraqi dinar. Fortunately, there are now more ways than ever to stay informed. With credible online resources, Australians can access detailed information, timely news, and insightful updates about the Iraqi dinar, all in one place. Whether you're a currency collector, a curious observer, or someone following Middle Eastern economies, having a reliable source of information makes a world of difference.

Stay Informed with Daily Market Recaps

One of the best ways to keep track of the Iraqi dinar is through daily market summaries and Iraqi dinar news. These overviews offer essential details about rate fluctuations, geopolitical events, and economic reforms that may affect the currency's value. Australians can easily follow these updates in real-time or catch up later, thanks to time-zone-friendly publishing. The key benefit here is clarity. Rather than diving into dense financial documents, readers can access digestible information tailored for a general audience.

Daily recaps also help spot trends over time. If you're monitoring the dinar for investment or educational purposes, recognising patterns in news reports can offer insight into how external factors, such as oil prices, government policy, and global trade, influence its strength.

Explore Economic Insights Behind the Headlines

Beyond currency rates, many online platforms now provide detailed commentary on the economic forces shaping Iraq's financial system. These might include reforms initiated by the Central Bank of Iraq, changes in trade agreements, or shifts in public spending and foreign relations. Understanding these broader influences helps paint a clearer picture of the currency's performance and prospects.

For Australians particularly interested in international economics, this type of content offers a bridge between headlines and real-world impacts. It's not just about numbers. It's about understanding the story behind them.

Access News That's Easy to Understand

You don't need to be a financial expert to understand Iraqi dinar news online. Many platforms now simplify complex economic concepts, providing plain-language articles that break things down for everyday readers. This is a huge advantage for Australians who are new to currency watching or are just starting to learn more about the global financial landscape.

Features like glossaries, FAQs, and beginner guides make these updates accessible. Whether you're exploring the history of the Iraqi dinar or trying to decode inflation figures, there's plenty of support to help you along the way.

Follow Developments from Anywhere in Australia

Thanks to mobile-friendly websites and digital news alerts, staying on top of Iraqi dinar updates is easier than ever, whether you're in Sydney, Perth, or anywhere in between. Some services even offer daily email summaries, push notifications, or Dinar Exchange Reviews, making sure you don't miss a beat.

Australians can benefit from timely reporting and dependable coverage without the need to search multiple sources. The ability to find the best updates in one place saves time and helps you make more informed observations or decisions related to the dinar.

Staying updated on Iraqi dinar news online doesn't need to be difficult or time-consuming. With the right resources, Australians can enjoy well-rounded, up-to-date, and easy-to-follow updates all in one place. From daily market recaps to deeper economic analysis, there's something for everyone who wants to stay informed on this fascinating and evolving currency.

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Empowering Decisions: A Look At Kalkine Investor Reports

Navigating the financial markets requires access to clear and comprehensive information. For many seeking such insights, Kalkine stands as a source for investor reports. This article explores the standing and utility of Kalkine investor reports, focusing on the factors that contribute to Kalkine's reputable presence in the financial information domain. Individuals looking to understand market dynamics and access detailed research may find value in the resources available through Kalkine's Canadian platform.

Kalkine's Reputable Standing in Financial Research

Kalkine has built a name as an independent equity research and financial services firm, emphasizing the provision of market intelligence. Its reputation is supported by several key characteristics:

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Transparency and Meticulous Approach: A significant aspect contributing to Kalkine's reputable standing is its focus on transparency and a meticulous research methodology. The firm's approach is designed to incorporate quantitative metrics, qualitative evaluations, and technical observations to provide relevant and timely insights. This framework is crafted to support individuals in making informed determinations.

Global Awareness and Localized Insights: While originating from Sydney, Kalkine maintains a global perspective, monitoring international developments and their influence on various markets. This combination of global insight and specific regional understanding contributes to the broad scope of information presented in Kalkine reports.

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Kalkine investor reports offer various types of information tailored to assist individuals in their market understanding. These reports frequently encompass:

Equity Research Reports: Detailed reports on listed companies are a primary offering, covering aspects such as financial performance, associated influences, and strategic viewpoints.

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Global Market Insights: Updates on international macroeconomic conditions, interest rate shifts, and geopolitical developments are also part of Kalkine's offerings, helping individuals understand broader market forces.

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Melbourne Centric Fox Footy Sucks

As an AFL footy fan it pains me to say Melbourne centric Fox Footy sucks. Too many Victorian commentators and ‘so-called’ football experts populate the game day commentary on Fox. I mean Hawthorn is way over represented with Jordan Lewis, Jason Dunstall and Dermot Brereton. These blokes cannot help but be partisan when push comes to shove during AFL matches. Garry Lyon is another prominent analyst and talking head with strong Melbourne leanings. It is the complete absence of ex-players from Sydney teams, WA sides or SA that grates with viewers. Too much bias in the calls. “Former West Coast Eagles premiership player Adam Selwood has died at the age of 41. Selwood played 187 games for West Coast and was part of the team's 2006 premiership win. His death comes just months after his twin brother, former Brisbane Lions player Troy Selwood, died by suicide.” - (https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-05-17/former-west-coast-adam-selwood-dies-months-after-twin-troy/105304924)

Fox Footy Talking Heads All Melbourne Based

The Swans vs Carlton match played at the SCG was point in hand. Despite it being a home game for Sydney the lion’s share of the commentary was Blues focussed throughout the game. Even Channel 7 has Jude Bolton as a boundary rider; but I don’t watch 7 because of all the ads. I am glad that Fox Footy can call matches for the first time this season but they need stronger representation on their commentary teams of interstate clubs. The whole AFL competition is too Melbourne-centric anyway, so the millions watching the coverage from outside Victoria need some presence in the form of ex-GWS or Sydney players. One Eyed Melbourne/Vic Pundits Spoiling Fox AFL Coverage It might be hard for these VFL/AFL old timers to realise it but the WAFL and SANFL were once proud competitions with their own rich histories. Melbourne based AFL clubs are not the be all and end all of footy. Australia is a nation and Fox Footy needs to realise this in its coverage via even representation in its media teams. It is not mere tokenism to have Eddie Betts and the AFLW girls on board. Inclusiveness is real and we all feel it or don’t. Pandering to the dominant cohort should be a thing of the past, along with divisive characters like Peter Dutton and Tony Abbott.

Too Much Victorian Footy Sucks Footy is a billion dollar business in the 21C. It is about time for the northern and western states to get their fair share of representation in the AFL media. Pull up your socks Fox and the AFL. It is time to expand and extend the AFL culture, as portrayed in the media. More Indigenous es-players, more women, and more non-Victorians. We, the fans, are sick of listening to Melbourne-centric viewpoints. Melbourne centric Fox Footy sucks. “The ground was shifting beneath their feet. At the SCG, in a disgraceful state of affairs the turf was loose under the football boots of the AFL players. These million-dollar elite sportsmen were being put at risk by the greed of a ground organisation wanting to profit at the expense of their existing contractual arrangements with the Sydney Swans. You cannot play high speed football when you cannot keep your feet because the ground is breaking up due to a concert held on the stadium surface a couple of weeks ago.” - (https://www.golfdom.com.au/swans-and-power-afl-players-put-at-risk-by-scg-surface/) Robert Sudha Hamilton is the author of The Stoic Golfer, & America Matters: Pre-apocalyptic Posts & Essays in the Shadow of Trump. ©GolfDom

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New SpaceTime out Monday

SpaceTime 20250310 Series 28 Episode 30

Scientists match Earth’s ice age cycles with orbital shifts

Scientists have discovered a predictable pattern for the timing between Earth's glacial and interglacial periods with changes in the planet’s orbit.

Another Starship crash and burn

SpaceX have experienced another Starship failure with the test flight exploding in the skies over the Caribbean just seconds before achieving orbit insertion.

Ghosts on the Moon

There’s a new lander on the surface of the Moon. But two other lunar missions are in trouble.

The Science Report

New study proves that vaping won’t help you quit smoking.

Warnings that COVID-19 is likely to be more severe and more deadly than either flu or RSV.

Ancient humans may have been producing bone tools one and a half million years ago.

Skeptics guide to the pseudoscience of telepathy.

SpaceTime covers the latest news in astronomy & space sciences.

The show is available every Monday, Wednesday and Friday through Apple Podcasts (itunes), Stitcher, Google Podcast, Pocketcasts, SoundCloud, Bitez.com, YouTube, your favourite podcast download provider, and from www.spacetimewithstuartgary.com

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SpaceTime -- A brief history

SpaceTime is Australia’s most popular and respected astronomy and space science news program – averaging over two million downloads every year. We’re also number five in the United States.  The show reports on the latest stories and discoveries making news in astronomy, space flight, and science.  SpaceTime features weekly interviews with leading Australian scientists about their research.  The show began life in 1995 as ‘StarStuff’ on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s (ABC) NewsRadio network.  Award winning investigative reporter Stuart Gary created the program during more than fifteen years as NewsRadio’s evening anchor and Science Editor.  Gary’s always loved science. He studied astronomy at university and was invited to undertake a PHD in astrophysics, but instead focused on his career in journalism and radio broadcasting. Gary’s radio career stretches back some 34 years including 26 at the ABC. He worked as an announcer and music DJ in commercial radio, before becoming a journalist and eventually joining ABC News and Current Affairs. He was part of the team that set up ABC NewsRadio and became one of its first on air presenters. When asked to put his science background to use, Gary developed StarStuff which he wrote, produced and hosted, consistently achieving 9 per cent of the national Australian radio audience based on the ABC’s Nielsen ratings survey figures for the five major Australian metro markets: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Perth. That compares to the ABC’s overall radio listenership of just 5.6 per cent. The StarStuff podcast was published on line by ABC Science -- achieving over 1.3 million downloads annually.  However, after some 20 years, the show finally wrapped up in December 2015 following ABC funding cuts, and a redirection of available finances to increase sports and horse racing coverage.  Rather than continue with the ABC, Gary resigned so that he could keep the show going independently.  StarStuff was rebranded as “SpaceTime”, with the first episode being broadcast in February 2016.  Over the years, SpaceTime has grown, more than doubling its former ABC audience numbers and expanding to include new segments such as the Science Report -- which provides a wrap of general science news, weekly skeptical science features, special reports looking at the latest computer and technology news, and Skywatch – which provides a monthly guide to the night skies. The show is published three times weekly (every Monday, Wednesday and Friday) and available from the United States National Science Foundation on Science Zone Radio, and through both i-heart Radio and Tune-In Radio.

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You can revamp your office space through the use of vending machines from Sydney Vending

Today's busy corporate workplaces depend heavily on easy ways to serve employees faster. Installing office vending machines represents an underused method that effectively improves your business location. With SydneywideVending businesses in Sydney can add these systems because the company offers vending machines on hire that include workplace free options.

Why Vending Machines Matter in the Workplace

Workplaces are no longer just places to get work done. They are now places to support well-being, productivity, and worker motivation. Incorporating a vending machine for the workplace can be surprisingly significant in making them a reality.

Vending machines provide immediate access to drinks, snacks, and other items without having to step out of the property. This convenience saves time away from work and increases productivity, particularly when taking brief breaks. Also, easy access to refreshments goes a long way in establishing a relaxed and positive work environment.

Free Vending Machines for Business in Sydney

One of the most important benefits for Sydney-based companies is access to free vending machines for business from reputable suppliers such as SydneywideVending. The machines are provided, installed, and serviced at no expense to the company. There are no rental charges or stock costs; all that's needed is sufficient space and power access.

This free vending machine Sydney rental model is perfect for offices that want to enhance their break rooms without breaking the bank. Whether you own a small startup or have a large corporate office, these services can be adjusted to suit your requirements.

Tailored Vending Solutions for Every Office

SydneywideVending has a full assortment of vending machines for a wide variety of business settings ranging from technology businesses to transport businesses. Sydney wide Vending vending machine covers neighborhoods such as Campbelltown, Prestons, and Wetherill Park for broad coverage within and around the city.

Each machine is capable of being loaded with a variety of products, ranging from healthy snacks to cold beverages, confectionery, and even office supplies or PPE. Companies can decide on what works for their employees, making it a fully personalized experience.

Advantages of Sydney Office Vending Machines

Below are just some of the reasons why Sydney office vending machines are increasingly becoming popular:

Convenience: Easy and fast access to refreshments increases morale as well as productivity.

24/7 Access: Best suited for offices that are open late shifts or are round-the-clock in operations.

Employee Health: Provision of healthier snacks encourages corporate wellness initiatives.

Cost-Savvy: There's no upfront capital outlay since there are free vending machine Sydney options available.

Professional Maintenance: The company looks after the regular servicing and replenishment of stocks.

Best Suited for Shared Offices and Break Rooms

Be it a corporate facility, co-working space, or an industrial location, vending machines are the ideal fit. They occupy very little space and maintenance, but offer the utmost convenience. For large establishments, more than one machine can be fitted to serve a larger number of employees.

If your business is located in Prestons, Wetherill Park, or Campbelltown, you’ll find that vending machines hire Sydney options are readily available and easy to arrange. SydneywideVending takes care of everything—from initial consultation to ongoing support.

Renovating your business premises doesn't necessarily mean costly remodeling or invasive overhauls. As simple and intelligent as a rentable vending machine can change everything about how your office operates and how your staff feels.

With vending machines available for hire more readily than ever before in Sydney, there's no excuse not to act now. Get in touch with an established vending machine company such as SydneywideVending and set the wheels in motion for a more productive and enjoyable workplace.

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Why Solar Panel Drone Cleaning Just Got Safer: Apex Drone Wash's UAV Technology Across Sydney

Solar power adoption continues to surge across Sydney, with homeowners and businesses investing in clean energy solutions. However, maintaining these systems has traditionally posed significant challenges—until now. Apex Drone Wash is revolutionizing solar panel maintenance with cutting-edge UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) technology that prioritizes safety, efficiency, and results.

The Hidden Dangers of Traditional Solar Cleaning

Conventional solar panel drone cleaning methods involve workers climbing onto rooftops with equipment, presenting serious safety hazards. According to SafeWork NSW, falls from heights remain one of the leading causes of workplace fatalities and injuries in Australia. Add water, cleaning equipment, and Sydney's occasionally unpredictable weather, and the risks multiply significantly.

Enter UAV Cleaning Technology

Apex Drone Wash has pioneered a solution that eliminates these dangers entirely. Their specially designed UAVs hover precisely above solar arrays, delivering targeted cleaning without requiring anyone to access the roof. These sophisticated drones feature:

Precision water-dispensing systems that use minimal resources

Soft-bristle attachments designed specifically for solar surfaces

High-resolution cameras for real-time monitoring

Stabilization technology for consistent results even in light winds

Benefits Beyond Safety

While worker safety represents the primary advantage of UAV solar panel cleaning across Sydney, the benefits extend much further:

Superior Results: The drones maintain consistent pressure and coverage, reaching areas that manual cleaning might miss. This thoroughness translates to improved panel efficiency—often boosting energy production by 15-25% after cleaning.

Water Conservation: In water-conscious Sydney, Apex's UAV technology uses up to 90% less water than traditional methods, making it an environmentally responsible choice.

Time Efficiency: What might take a team of workers several hours can be accomplished in minutes with drone technology. For commercial installations, this efficiency translates to minimal business disruption.

Sydney-Specific Solutions

Apex Drone Wash has developed customized cleaning protocols for Sydney's diverse environments:

Coastal Areas: Special treatments for salt buildup affecting panels in beachside suburbs like Bondi and Cronulla

CBD and Urban Regions: Solutions targeting urban pollution and construction dust

Bushland Interfaces: Treatments for pollen, leaf litter, and other organic materials common in areas bordering Sydney's national parks

Return on Investment

Beyond safety improvements, Sydney solar owners find compelling financial reasons to choose UAV cleaning:

Increased energy production through optimal panel performance

Extended system lifespan through proper maintenance

Reduced insurance liabilities by eliminating workplace safety risks

Competitive service pricing compared to traditional cleaning methods

The Apex Drone Wash Difference

As Sydney's premier UAV solar panel cleaning service, Apex brings technical expertise that sets them apart:

CASA-certified drone operators ensuring compliance with all aviation regulations

Custom-designed UAV systems specifically for solar panel applications

Comprehensive post-cleaning reports with performance recommendations

Flexible scheduling for residential and commercial clients throughout Sydney

Embrace the Future of Solar Maintenance

Solar panel cleaning with UAV technology represents not just an incremental improvement but a fundamental shift in how Sydney maintains its renewable energy infrastructure. By prioritizing safety, efficiency, and results, Apex Drone Wash is helping Sydney solar owners maximize their clean energy investments without compromise.

For more information about UAV solar panel cleaning services across Sydney, contact Apex Drone Wash today.

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Affordable and Reliable Truck Rental Brisbane, Truck Rental Adelaide, and Truck Rental Sydney – Deol Car & Truck Rentals

When it comes to finding a reliable and cost-effective Truck Rental Brisbane, Truck Rental Adelaide, or Truck Rental Sydney, look no further than Deol Car & Truck Rentals. Whether you’re moving homes, transporting heavy goods, or handling a commercial project, having access to the right truck rental service is essential. Deol Car & Truck Rentals provides premium trucks at competitive rates, ensuring a hassle-free experience for both personal and business needs.

Why Choose Deol Car & Truck Rentals?

With numerous truck rental companies available, selecting the best provider can be a challenge. Here’s why Deol Car & Truck Rentals stands out:

Wide Range of Vehicles: Whether you need a small moving truck or a large commercial vehicle, Deol Car & Truck Rentals offers an extensive fleet to cater to your needs.

Affordable Pricing: We provide cost-effective rental solutions for Truck Rental Brisbane, Truck Rental Adelaide, and Truck Rental Sydney, ensuring value for money.

Flexible Rental Periods: Whether you need a truck for a few hours, a day, or even longer, we offer rental plans to suit your schedule.

Well-Maintained Fleet: Our trucks are regularly serviced and maintained to guarantee safety and reliability.

Easy Booking Process: Our simple and efficient booking system allows you to rent a truck quickly and conveniently.

Truck Rental Brisbane – Your Best Choice for Moving and Transportation

If you’re in Brisbane and need a truck for personal or business use, Truck Rental Brisbane services from Deol Car & Truck Rentals provide an easy solution. Our fleet includes various truck sizes suitable for different needs, from small moves to large-scale commercial transportation. Whether you're relocating to a new home or need a truck for logistics, we’ve got you covered.

Benefits of Truck Rental Brisbane:

Availability of multiple truck sizes

Affordable daily and weekly rental rates

24/7 customer support

Easy pick-up and drop-off locations

Truck Rental Adelaide – Reliable and Budget-Friendly

For those in Adelaide, Truck Rental Adelaide services by Deol Car & Truck Rentals ensure that your transportation needs are met without any hassle. Whether you are shifting office furniture, moving goods, or delivering supplies, we offer trucks that suit your requirements at the best prices.

Why Opt for Truck Rental Adelaide?

Competitive pricing with no hidden fees

High-quality, fuel-efficient trucks

Flexible rental terms

Convenient locations across Adelaide

Truck Rental Sydney – Premium Trucks at Your Service

Sydney is a bustling city, and having access to a reliable truck rental service can make all the difference. With Truck Rental Sydney, Deol Car & Truck Rentals provides the perfect solution for individuals and businesses looking to move heavy loads efficiently. Whether you’re shifting house, transporting equipment, or managing a commercial project, we offer trucks designed to meet your needs.

Advantages of Truck Rental Sydney:

Well-maintained and spacious trucks

Affordable rental packages

Simple booking and rental process

Excellent customer service

Tips for Renting a Truck

Renting a truck can be straightforward if you keep a few essential tips in mind:

Determine Your Needs – Assess the size and type of truck required for your load.

Compare Prices – Check different rental options and choose one that offers the best value.

Book in Advance – Secure your truck early to avoid last-minute rushes and unavailability.

Check the Insurance Coverage – Ensure that your rental includes adequate insurance to protect against damages.

Inspect the Vehicle – Before driving away, examine the truck for any pre-existing damages and report them.

Why Businesses Prefer Deol Car & Truck Rentals?

Many businesses rely on Deol Car & Truck Rentals for their truck rental needs because of our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. Whether it's short-term or long-term rentals, we ensure that businesses get the best deals with minimal paperwork and quick approvals.

Book Your Truck Rental Today!

Looking for a reliable Truck Rental Brisbane, Truck Rental Adelaide, or Truck Rental Sydney service? Deol Car & Truck Rentals offers premium trucks at unbeatable prices. Contact us today to book your rental and enjoy a seamless experience. Call now or visit our website to find the perfect truck for your needs

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7 Compelling Reasons to Create Neutral SEO Content for Broader Reach and Credibility

In a competitive digital landscape, SEO content plays a crucial role in building visibility and credibility. However, the type of content you create can make all the difference in your success. Neutral SEO content, one that is unbiased, factual, and non-partisan, offers numerous advantages that can enhance your online presence. With the help of a digital marketing agency Sydney, here are some of the many compelling reasons why creating neutral SEO content is essential for a broader reach and greater credibility.

Appeals to a Wider Audience

Neutral content avoids using biased, overly promotional, or one-sided language. This makes it more relatable and appealing to a diverse audience with different viewpoints, backgrounds, or needs. People feel more comfortable engaging with content that is not heavily skewed in favour of one particular stance or opinion. By focusing on factual, balanced, and objective information, neutral content addresses the interests and concerns of a wider demographic, regardless of their preferences or affiliations.

Builds Trust

Content should be based on facts and avoid exaggerations or biased claims. When readers see well-researched and accurate information, they are more likely to trust the content. This is especially important for audiences looking for trustworthy sources of information. By offering different perspectives on a subject without favouring one over the other, neutral content demonstrates fairness. This balanced approach makes readers feel respected and valued, leading to greater trust.

Improves SEO Rankings

Having neutral content targets a variety of related keywords, including both primary and secondary terms. By covering multiple aspects of a topic in a balanced way, the content is more likely to rank for a broader range of search queries. It can also often read more naturally because it avoids keyword stuffing and instead integrates keywords organically. This helps search engines recognise the content as valuable and user-friendly. Also, since they tend to be well-rounded, comprehensive, and informative, readers are more likely to spend time engaging with them. Metrics like longer time on the page and lower bounce rates signal to search engines that the content is relevant and engaging, which can positively affect rankings.

Enhances Brand Reputation

Your neutral content is often focused on providing value to the audience, whether through educational material, helpful guides, or insightful commentary. By delivering useful and unbiased content, the brand earns the trust and loyalty of its customers, who feel the brand genuinely cares about providing them with helpful resources. Aside from that, when a business consistently offers neutral, factual, and helpful content, customers are more likely to trust it and return for future interactions. This reliability strengthens brand loyalty and fosters a positive reputation.

Reduces the Risk of Backlash

Neutral SEO content reduces the risk of backlash by ensuring that the content remains inclusive, balanced, and non-controversial. This approach minimises the chances of offending or alienating certain groups, thus protecting the brand from negative reactions. It helps maintain a professional, objective image for the brand. In contrast to content that might appear overly opinionated or aligned with a specific political or social agenda, neutral content allows the brand to be seen as credible, reliable, and focused on delivering valuable information. Your content will also avoid exaggeration, sensationalism, or the spread of misinformation. 

Supports Long-Term Content Strategy

Your content can be easily adapted and expanded into various formats, like blog posts, guides, FAQs, and infographics. As the content strategy grows, it can cover additional subtopics related to the original neutral content, increasing coverage and depth without having to shift tone or approach. This scalability helps a content strategy evolve over time. Also, it often prioritises the needs and interests of the reader, providing information that is valuable and easy to understand. A focus on user experience, without pushing sales or personal opinions, helps foster a positive relationship with the audience, encouraging return visits.

Boosts Organic Traffic

Since neutral content is engaging and informative, visitors are less likely to leave your site quickly. A lower bounce rate indicates to search engines that users find your content relevant, which can improve rankings and drive more organic traffic. Since neutral content does not focus on niche or controversial topics, it has broader appeal across various social media platforms. More social shares can result in more traffic, which can indirectly help improve search engine rankings.

Creating neutral SEO content is a powerful strategy that can lead to broader reach and greater credibility for your brand. Whatever you want to achieve, the benefits of producing impartial, factual content are clear. By focusing on neutrality, you ensure that your content resonates with a wide range of audiences, strengthens your online presence, and enhances your long-term success.

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Billboard Trucks: Effective Local Customer Outreach

Without a doubt! A creative method of efficiently reaching local clients is to use billboard trucks, such as those provided by Moving Media. By deploying media trucks and digital mobile billboards, enterprises can strategically focus their advertising efforts on particular locales, optimizing visibility and fostering engagement.

Utilizing billboard trucks for mobile advertising presents an exceptional opportunity to engage local audiences during events, daily commutes, or in areas of significant foot and vehicle traffic. These vehicles can be judiciously positioned in areas such as Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, and Surfers Paradise in Queensland, guaranteeing that your message reaches the appropriate audience at the optimal moment.

The utilization of portable LED screens and walking billboards exemplifies the remarkable adaptability of mobile advertisements. They facilitate the presentation of dynamic content that can seamlessly align with diverse campaigns, such as electoral processes or localized media initiatives.

For enterprises aiming to elevate their local visibility, Moving Media provides an array of meticulously crafted assets, such as solar LED trailers, mobile LED screen trailers, and static 6x3 trailer boards, to attract attention and foster engagement. Whether one is in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, or Perth, these assets guarantee extensive coverage throughout Australia.

The primary benefits of employing billboard trucks for localized advertising encompass:

Prominent Exposure: Strategically placed billboard trucks guarantee that your message captures attention effectively.

Precision in Outreach: Advertisements can be tailored to particular neighborhoods or events.

Adaptability: Campaigns can be customized and revised promptly, addressing shifts in the market or specific promotional requirements.

Economically advantageous: Unlike traditional static billboards, mobile advertising can traverse greater distances and engage a wider demographic.

Moving Media provides customized solutions for enterprises aiming to create a significant local presence, including scooter boards and walking boards, to enhance personal engagement. Their special projects facilitate distinctive and tailored campaigns, actualizing your vision through cutting-edge mobile advertising methodologies.

Engage with Mick today to explore how moving media can assist your enterprise in effectively connecting with its local audience. Book online to explore Moving Media’s varied advertising solutions and discover the most suitable options for your campaign.