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Female Wren

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Female Wren

A small female white-winged fairy wren enjoying the spring sunshine near Oakey, Queensland.

Rural Decline

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Rural Decline

An old windmill that has seen better days - Jondaryan, Queensland.

Happenstance

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Happenstance

The component parts of this shot of a Monarch butterfly feeding on its favourite Milkweed were a touch bizarre but would not have been conducive to cropping so I'm leaving you with this Dali-esque concoction.

Hiking Along The Ridgeline of Peters Hill

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Hiking Along The Ridgeline of Peters Hill

On the way to Kapunda.

Langmeil Lutheran Church

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Langmeil Lutheran Church

Tanunda

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Nintendo of America Boss Doug Bowser Is Retiring

Doug Bowser, president of Nintendo of America since 2019, will retire at the end of 2025 after overseeing major expansions including theme parks, films, and the launch of the Switch 2. He will be succeeded by Devon Pritchard, while Satoru Shibata will also take on a CEO role at Nintendo of America.

"One of my earliest video game experiences was playing the arcade version of Donkey Kong," Bowser said in a statement. "Since that time, all things Nintendo have continued to be a passion for both me and my family. Leading Nintendo of America has been the honor of a lifetime, and I am proud of what our team has accomplished in both business results and the experiences we've created for consumers." Pritchard said that "Doug has been a fantastic mentor" and that he looks forward to "building on the incredible foundation he has helped establish."

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800,000 tons of mud probably just made electronics more expensive

Accident causes major copper mine to suspend operations, as commodity and share prices soar

In recent years technology buyers have endured hardware price rises due to a pandemic and its impact on supply chains, the global wave of inflation that followed, tariffs, and surging demand for AI technologies that allowed vendors to charge higher prices. Now, 800,000 tons of mud has pushed copper prices higher.…