Bendigo Bank Telco & Information Overload #31
Suburban Podcasting Townsville FM
Release Date: 03/27/2010
Oprah’s Australian Adventure & Townsville Crocodiles #59
Suburban Podcasting Townsville FM
This episode looks at Oprah's Australian Adventure down under and briefly mentions the scary week it's been for the Townsville Crocodiles.
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The Social Network Movie & Hover Plane #58
Suburban Podcasting Townsville FM
This episode checks out hte Social Network movie and spans as far as looking at the new 'Beta' version of Internet Explorer 9.
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Patches and Yachts #56
Suburban Podcasting Townsville FM
The Commonwealth Bank (CBA) has blamed a "critical security change" for issues with its nationwide payment network yesterday. ...
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Business Procedures & NQ Rockawards #56
Suburban Podcasting Townsville FM
This year the annual event was held at the Venue located in Townsville’s CBD. It drew hundreds of youth from around the region who wanted to see thier bands entertain. All the bands and solo artists that performed were judged out of a total of 100 points. The Chief judge Andrew Brown said the event continued to rat out emerging bands in the Townsville region. “The standard of bands keeps getting higher and higher,” he said. Townsville is now seeing more concerts and music events thanks to events such as ...
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Mac Office 2010 & Free Wi-Fi Melbourne #55
Suburban Podcasting Townsville FM
REDMOND, Wash. - Microsoft Corp. said Monday it will start selling the next version of its Office programs for Apple Inc.'s Macintosh computers at the end of October 2010. Microsoft has said they will give free updates to software users who buy the old version of office for mac (2008) between August and November. Now is the time to grab the cheaper deals and get two versions for the price of one. The new Mac version will include the ribbon strip much the same as Office on Windows Computers. There will be ...
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Are you a Torrentor & Bogus Review Websites #54
Suburban Podcasting Townsville FM
The last 24 hours Australian's have been glued to their TV sets watching a political debate with Tony Abbot and Julia Gillard then switching over to the season final of Masterchef. Thankfully, Tony did inform Australian's prior to the debate that we were not going to be seeing his Speedos.
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Sucrogen Townsville 400 & Indigo Telco #53
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Townsville 400 -- V8 Supercar a mad weekend of fun and entertainment. INXS performing live at the Sucrogen Townsville 400 on the 10 of July 2010. The first day of racing saw the two-time defending champion Jamie Whincup who has claimed pole position for the Townsville V8 Supercars round's opening race on Saturday. At the bottom of this article is a Youtube video featuring Saturday's highlights. Team Vodafone's Jamie Whincup followed on from where he left of in qualifying, taking victory in race one of the Sucrogen Townsville 400.
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Mining Tax Deal – Australian PM Julia Gillard #52
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All up I think that the address given by Julia Gillard may have a new campaign slogan in in somewhere, "Moving forward together." The PM said this half a dozen times in the first few sentences. Moving forward together. So here is the way I see that the Mining Tax is.
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Hi-Tech Police Cars & Vegas Casinos #51
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Unregistered drivers and car thieves are being hunted down by hi-tech police cars fitted with 360-degree cameras. The technology is currently being rolled out in NSW and is under trial in South Australia. Fairfield police officers have used the technology to track down 6750 stolen cars since December. The highway patrol cars have also detected 2500 unregistered drivers, 1100 uninsured vehicles and 240 unlicensed drivers. The NSW Government allocated $6 million in this year's Budget to roll-out the technology in 95 police vehicles over the next two years. Eight of ...
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Apple iPhone 4G & Telstra’s $11B NBN #50
Suburban Podcasting Townsville FM
APPLE said overnight that it and its phone company partners took orders for more than 600,000 iPhone 4s in one day, the highest number it's ever seen, despite widespread problems getting orders through overwhelmed computer systems. The crush of orders sets the scene for long lines and potential chaos at stores when the phone is released in the US on June 24. Dallas-based AT&T said it received ten times as many pre-launch orders on the first day for the new iPhone model as it did for the previous model ...
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