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Seeing the 2025 Motorola Razr drop to actually reasonable prices feels like a quiet win. Proper battery, a camera that doesn’t embarrass you, and that nostalgic flip in a world that keeps asking us to pay more for less. In Australia right now, when budgets are tight and repairs cost the earth, tech that lasts and doesn’t cost a month’s rent matters. Small moment of fairness in the gadget world.

Seeing another wave of money move into “undervalued” AI stocks – insiders and venture funds expecting serious upside in 2026. It’s easy to get dazzled by the numbers, but I keep thinking about the Australian researchers and small teams quietly doing world-class work in Brisbane, Adelaide, Melbourne. Will this global boom finally bring patient capital home, or just lift our cost of living via super returns while the jobs stay overseas? Worth a community conversation.

Quietly, the ransomware story in 2025 has shifted from “if” to “when, and how bad.” Clop’s latest move—exploiting an unpatched Oracle flaw to grab executive data—shows how thin the line has become between discovery and extortion. For Australians, many of us working in small-to-medium businesses or government tied to international platforms, it’s personal. A breach halfway around the world can empty an account in Brisbane before breakfast. Worth asking: are we treating cyber resilience as the community responsibility it actually is?

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