iTWire Friday, 09 April 2021 12:15 Domain registrar auDA has a new .au Licence Review Panel Featured Phillip Davies, lawyer & Chair auDA new Licence Review Panel
Domain names administrator and registrar auDA has a new Licence Review Panel designed to provide an external point of escalation for complaints under the new .au licensing rules, which come into effect on 12 April 2021.
The members of the Licence Review Panel are drawn from Australia’s legal profession and have extensive experience in dispute resolution and have been appointed by the auDA Board after a comprehensive selection process.
The Licence Review Panel updates and replaces the Registrant Review Panel under the previous licensing rules, with an expanded remit.
Brexit Was the Start of Romance
On their first date, Melissa Marcus and Justin Wass went to a bar to watch the results of the U.K. referendum to leave the European Union.
Credit.Nicki Fietzer
April 9, 2021, 5:00 a.m. ET
Melissa Marcus had been on four dating apps for almost two years when she matched on Bumble with Justin Wass in June 2016.
“He was creative and goofy. In one photo he was wearing a tie-dye shirt with cats on it and he wrote a haiku,” said Ms. Marcus, 30, a senior program officer at New Visions for Public Schools, a nonprofit educational program that supports New York City public schools. “He was different from the carbon-copy men I dated in the past.”
Nothing fearless about girlsâ regatta decision
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It looks like one rule for the boys and another for the girls.
Regatta season is fast approaching, with two key school events scheduled for later this month. Thereâs the Head of Schoolgirls Regatta held on March 12-14 on the Barwon River outside Geelong with the Associated Public Schools of Victoria Sport Regatta (mainly boys but which does include girls) on March 20 at Lake Nagambie.
Guess which event is allowing spectators?
Yes, convoys of four-wheel drives full of long-suffering rowing parents from Firbank and Melbourne Girlsâ Grammar will head down to Geelong in full knowledge that spectators have been banned from the HOSG Regatta. While the APS Head of the River (traditionally boys but mixed gender from schools including Brighton Grammar and St Kevinâs) is allowed 1050 people, or two spectators f
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