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Coffee Stop with Heidi

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By David Scott
| gleninnesnews.com.au
There was a familiar face back in Glen Innes this week, with Heidi Hallam (née Williamson) taking time to catch up with locals while passing through town on her way to Brisbane. Heidi, who grew up in Glen Innes, stopped in at the Town Hall Coffee Shop with her husband, Dave Hallam of Fox & Lillie Rural, as the pair travelled north to attend the Rural Marketing Agents Network Conference.
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Glen Innes Motion Wins National Support at Australian Local Government Assembly

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By David Scott
| gleninnesnews.com.au
A motion submitted by Glen Innes Severn Council has been successfully adopted by the Australian Local Government Association’s National General Assembly in Canberra, securing national support for the development of Australia’s emerging biochar and circular carbon industries.
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The new cyber threat - fake information technology staff and real consequences

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By David Scott
| floridabar.org
The new cyber threat — fake information technology staff and real consequences Special to the News Columns David Scott: 'Unlike conventional ransomware actors, SRG typically avoids system encryption and instead focuses on rapid data exfiltration followed by extortion, threatening public release of sensitive information or direct outreach to clients.' Recent guidance from the FBI highlights a growing and highly targeted threat to U.S. law firms from the so-called “Silent Ransom Group” (SRG),...
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