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  1. “Laura Alice Bracken, a #Geelong-based artist, started building her own cyberdeck as an extension of her creative practice, in which she was experimenting with #MIDI controllers that take #biofrequencies from #plants and transform them into #soundwaves.

    But Bracken, 39, wanted something she could take out into #nature and, after falling down a rabbit hole online, her mind started to widen to the world of #cyberdecks.

    The device she is making – housed inside a vintage abalone shell – will also double as an e-reader.

    “I just found out my #Kindle is about to be made redundant,” she says (Amazon recently announced they would no longer support #eReaders made before 2012).”

    “It is a perfectly good Kindle ... so why is it suddenly going to be trash? It’s because they want to sell new ones.”

    #PersonalComputing / #computers / #hardware / #DIY <smh.com.au/lifestyle/life-and-> / <archive.md/t0DR4>

  2. The Hoops Crew
    Five passionate fanalysts provide independent analysis of all angles of Geelong Cats footy, including Mens and Womens AFL and VFL teams, year round...

    Great Australian Pods Podcast Directory: greataustralianpods.com/chaps-

    #AusPods #Podcasts #Podcasting #Australia #Sport #AussieRules #Football #AFL #Geelong

  3. The Hoops Crew
    Five passionate fanalysts provide independent analysis of all angles of Geelong Cats footy, including Mens and Womens AFL and VFL teams, year round...

    Great Australian Pods Podcast Directory: greataustralianpods.com/chaps-

    #AusPods #Podcasts #Podcasting #Australia #Sport #AussieRules #Football #AFL #Geelong

  4. The Hoops Crew
    Five passionate fanalysts provide independent analysis of all angles of Geelong Cats footy, including Mens and Womens AFL and VFL teams, year round...

    Great Australian Pods Podcast Directory: greataustralianpods.com/chaps-

    #AusPods #Podcasts #Podcasting #Australia #Sport #AussieRules #Football #AFL #Geelong

  5. The Hoops Crew
    Five passionate fanalysts provide independent analysis of all angles of Geelong Cats footy, including Mens and Womens AFL and VFL teams, year round...

    Great Australian Pods Podcast Directory: greataustralianpods.com/chaps-

    #AusPods #Podcasts #Podcasting #Australia #Sport #AussieRules #Football #AFL #Geelong

  6. The Hoops Crew
    Five passionate fanalysts provide independent analysis of all angles of Geelong Cats footy, including Mens and Womens AFL and VFL teams, year round...

    Great Australian Pods Podcast Directory: greataustralianpods.com/chaps-

    #AusPods #Podcasts #Podcasting #Australia #Sport #AussieRules #Football #AFL #Geelong

  7. ‘Third world service’: Jacqui Felgate takes V/Line to task after ‘chaotic’ disruptions dlvr.it/TSJ8S1 #BreakingNews #RailNews #VLine #Geelong

  8. ‘Third world service’: Jacqui Felgate takes V/Line to task after ‘chaotic’ disruptions dlvr.it/TSJ8S1 #BreakingNews #RailNews #VLine #Geelong

  9. ‘Third world service’: Jacqui Felgate takes V/Line to task after ‘chaotic’ disruptions dlvr.it/TSJ8S1 #BreakingNews #RailNews #VLine #Geelong

  10. ‘Third world service’: Jacqui Felgate takes V/Line to task after ‘chaotic’ disruptions dlvr.it/TSJ8S1 #BreakingNews #RailNews #VLine #Geelong

  11. ‘Third world service’: Jacqui Felgate takes V/Line to task after ‘chaotic’ disruptions dlvr.it/TSJ8S1 #BreakingNews #RailNews #VLine #Geelong

  12. Fuel Security Strained Amidst Global Tensions, Domestic Refinery Woes

    Australia is buying 200 million litres more diesel due to a refinery fire and global issues. Farmers and regional areas will get this fuel.

    #AustraliaFuel, #DieselShortage, #RefineryFire, #EnergySecurity, #Geelong

    newsletter.tf/australia-diesel

  13. A major fire at Viva Energy’s Geelong refinery matters because the site is one of only two oil refineries left in Australia and a major supplier to Victoria.
    #Australia #Geelong #OilRefinery #EnergySecurity #IndustrialFire #news #usa

  14. 2/
    Critics call it a "sovereign risk." Australia currently relies on imports for about 90% of its fuel. If those two refineries go down—or if shipping lanes are blocked—the country has very little domestic buffer. The government has actually had to step in with billions in subsidies just to keep these final two open until 2030 to ensure "fuel security."

    reuters.com/business/energy/si

    #news
    #Australia
    #Geelong
    #refinery
    #oil

  15. 2/
    Critics call it a "sovereign risk." Australia currently relies on imports for about 90% of its fuel. If those two refineries go down—or if shipping lanes are blocked—the country has very little domestic buffer. The government has actually had to step in with billions in subsidies just to keep these final two open until 2030 to ensure "fuel security."

    reuters.com/business/energy/si

    #news
    #Australia
    #Geelong
    #refinery
    #oil

  16. 2/
    Critics call it a "sovereign risk." Australia currently relies on imports for about 90% of its fuel. If those two refineries go down—or if shipping lanes are blocked—the country has very little domestic buffer. The government has actually had to step in with billions in subsidies just to keep these final two open until 2030 to ensure "fuel security."

    reuters.com/business/energy/si

    #news
    #Australia
    #Geelong
    #refinery
    #oil

  17. 2/
    Critics call it a "sovereign risk." Australia currently relies on imports for about 90% of its fuel. If those two refineries go down—or if shipping lanes are blocked—the country has very little domestic buffer. The government has actually had to step in with billions in subsidies just to keep these final two open until 2030 to ensure "fuel security."

    reuters.com/business/energy/si

    #news
    #Australia
    #Geelong
    #refinery
    #oil

  18. 2/
    Critics call it a "sovereign risk." Australia currently relies on imports for about 90% of its fuel. If those two refineries go down—or if shipping lanes are blocked—the country has very little domestic buffer. The government has actually had to step in with billions in subsidies just to keep these final two open until 2030 to ensure "fuel security."

    reuters.com/business/energy/si

    #news
    #Australia
    #Geelong
    #refinery
    #oil

  19. Australia refinery fire

    Australia is down to just two operational refineries: Viva Energy in Geelong (where the fire happened) and Ampol in Lytton (Brisbane).

    In the late 90s, Australia had eight refineries. Over the last decade, most have shut down (Kurnell, Bulwer Island, BP Kwinana, ExxonMobil Altona) because it’s cheaper to import refined petrol from massive mega-refineries in Singapore and South Korea than to run smaller, older plants locally

    #news
    #Australia
    #Geelong
    #refinery
    #oil

  20. Australia refinery fire

    Australia is down to just two operational refineries: Viva Energy in Geelong (where the fire happened) and Ampol in Lytton (Brisbane).

    In the late 90s, Australia had eight refineries. Over the last decade, most have shut down (Kurnell, Bulwer Island, BP Kwinana, ExxonMobil Altona) because it’s cheaper to import refined petrol from massive mega-refineries in Singapore and South Korea than to run smaller, older plants locally

    #news
    #Australia
    #Geelong
    #refinery
    #oil

  21. Australia refinery fire

    Australia is down to just two operational refineries: Viva Energy in Geelong (where the fire happened) and Ampol in Lytton (Brisbane).

    In the late 90s, Australia had eight refineries. Over the last decade, most have shut down (Kurnell, Bulwer Island, BP Kwinana, ExxonMobil Altona) because it’s cheaper to import refined petrol from massive mega-refineries in Singapore and South Korea than to run smaller, older plants locally

    #news
    #Australia
    #Geelong
    #refinery
    #oil

  22. Australia refinery fire

    Australia is down to just two operational refineries: Viva Energy in Geelong (where the fire happened) and Ampol in Lytton (Brisbane).

    In the late 90s, Australia had eight refineries. Over the last decade, most have shut down (Kurnell, Bulwer Island, BP Kwinana, ExxonMobil Altona) because it’s cheaper to import refined petrol from massive mega-refineries in Singapore and South Korea than to run smaller, older plants locally

    #news
    #Australia
    #Geelong
    #refinery
    #oil

  23. Australia refinery fire

    Australia is down to just two operational refineries: Viva Energy in Geelong (where the fire happened) and Ampol in Lytton (Brisbane).

    In the late 90s, Australia had eight refineries. Over the last decade, most have shut down (Kurnell, Bulwer Island, BP Kwinana, ExxonMobil Altona) because it’s cheaper to import refined petrol from massive mega-refineries in Singapore and South Korea than to run smaller, older plants locally

    #news
    #Australia
    #Geelong
    #refinery
    #oil