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RAAF names new Indigenous Elder as Uncle Harry steps down

A new Indigenous Elder has been appointed to replace Uncle Harry Allie, BEM after almost a decade of service.

Brisbane hopes to reopen second runway on Tuesday

Brisbane Airport is hoping to reopen its second runway by Tuesday afternoon after ceasing operations on the runway and surrounding taxiways, due to rising floodwaters amid the Queensland flood crisis.

The funniest Elden Ring deaths so far

The best clips of Elden Ring misfortune from around the web.

Podcast: Viking Boys and other untold stories of bravery with John Quaife

In this episode of the Australian Aviation Podcast, host Phil Tarrant and guest Air Vice Marshall (Ret’d) John Quaife, AM, sit down to discuss John’s new book Viking Boys.

New Research: SMS Wine Marketing Now Outperforms Email 32-to-1

Wineries Score Big DTC Wine Sales with SMS Messaging -- New Research Report Reveals Performance Benchmarks & Best Practices for SMS Wine Marketing in the U.S.

(PRWeb March 01, 2022)

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Review: Destiny 2: The Witch Queen (PS5) – Bungie’s Loot Shooter Vaults Back into First Place

Goodnight Forsaken, Witch Queen awaken.

How do you review a game that never ends? The latest expansion in the Destiny 2 cycle – The Witch Queen – arrives amidst typical controversy as the excellent Forsaken campaign is removed – excuse me, vaulted – to supposedly make room for it. We’ve got mixed feelings about the whole situation. On the one hand, nobody could feasibly accuse Destiny 2 of lacking content – the Destinations screen is a borderline-overwhelming mass of varied activities, and the Shadowkeep, Beyond Light, and now The Witch Queen campaigns remain available. However, it remains an anti-consumer decision to remove what was once paid content in the Red War, Curse of Osiris, Warmind, and now Forsaken campaigns. The latter in particular, as mentioned, was tremendous, and it’s a genuine crying shame to see it go. Some will argue that gamers have had plenty of time to download and enjoy Forsaken; we say that’s beside the point. Bungie have previously claimed that vaulted content will return; it remains to be seen whether or not that’s true. Who knows if we'll even be able to play this expansion in a few years' time? But we digress – is The Witch Queen worth the loss of Forsaken?

Well, yes. Forsaken was great, but The Witch Queen is the best Destiny expansion in the series' history. It has the most interesting and enjoyable story, surprisingly diverse gameplay in the main missions, and the same marvellous shooting and evocative landscapes that we've all come to expect from Bungie. It's the first time since The Taken King that we've felt truly satisfied with paid Destiny content.

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Best Strains for Storms

If you live in one of the areas that is being absolutely beaten by the weather, here is a list of the very best strains to enjoy if you are stuck indoors in a storm. 

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War puts BTC price to the test — 5 things to watch in Bitcoin this week

A week unlike any other in Bitcoin’s history is suddenly here as hodlers brace for guaranteed turmoil.

How IoT Transforming The Gaming Industry in 2020-21?

INTRODUCTION Internet of things supports the industries to access information and data. It is the best platform that allows you to make intelligent decisions physically; the timely and relevant insights about your organization and consumers, but these innovative solutions deliver the platform to make better decisions. Internet of things is the physical arrangement of an […]

The post How IoT Transforming The Gaming Industry in 2020-21? appeared first on PrimaFelicitas.

QLD flood crisis: Gold Coast airport closes, Brisbane shuts one runway

An aerial look at Brisbane Airport's domestic and international terminals. (Brisbane Airport)Gold Coast Airport has been temporarily closed due to severe weather and flooding over its runways and taxiways, while Brisbane and Sunshine Coast have both announced changes to their operational runways, as the flood crisis continues in southeast Queensland.

Antonov An-225 ‘destroyed’ in Russian attack

The AN-225 travelled to Australia for the first time in May 2016, when it touched down in Perth, carrying a 135-tonne generator for a resources company.

Virgin renews push to hire hundreds of new staff

According to Virgin Australia CEO Jayne Hrdlicka, the airline is currently on the hunt for cabin crew, ground services workers, engineers, pilots, and corporate staff.

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