March 15th, 2018 
Chris Griffith 
Incompetent installers, expensive access and slow speeds are common complaints about the National Broadband Network. But new technology may help.
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My 24.5km Zwift Monday night virtual ride included cycling past dinosaurs grazing at the side of the road, and later, past pools of lava. And more than 200 metres climbing. In just over an hour. Never a dull moment. Aching leg muscles now. @GoZwift #VirtualReality #cycling
The Jura GIGA 6 pours 28 varieties of coffee, and costs a motser ($6490) so you must like your blends. Also, things come in pairs, imaking it the perfect coffee machine for Noah's ark (if Noah was a coffee drinker). https://bit.ly/3ky2Yd0 @Juramaker @JuraProducts #coffeemachine
The HP Envy 15 (2020) combines looks, connectivity, and power if you go for the top specced models https://bit.ly/34wTHMV #laptops @HP @HP_Australia @HPBusiness
Our amazing camera reviewer Ron Bonham takes some stunning shots in his review of Nikon's new flagship, the Nikon D6 https://bit.ly/2J0Jz6G @NikonUSA #cameras
REVIEW TUESDAY: After her adventures riding the electric Harley Davidson, Monique Lisa test rides the now award-winning Australian Fonzarelli NKD electric motorcycle and says it's feisty https://bit.ly/2J3EElr @FonzarelliBikes
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