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NSW man charged with child pornography offences

Customs signs $7.5m deal with Cybertrust

Australian online retail lagging

Telstra/Thomson and PowerWave recall faulty chargers

Australian scientists invent virtual fence for cows

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Friday, 15th June 2007

Headlines

	NSW man charged with child pornography offences
	Customs signs $7.5m deal with Cybertrust
	Australian online retail lagging
	Telstra/Thomson and PowerWave recall faulty chargers
	Australian scientists invent virtual fence for cows
	Sony to ship Apple TV rival in July
	Gameworld: Apple's computers gaining gaming credibility
	Konami to sell skincare software for Nintendo DS
	May video game sales surge 50% vs year ago
	Experts differ on app development on iPhone
	Sega: Wii hype may fade soon
	Five Enterprise 2.0 startups to watch

Good afternoon,

The Australian Federal Police (AFP) has released a statement saying it has arrested and charged a 64-year-old man from the NSW Blue Mountains area with child pornography offences.

According to the joint-CEO of online department store, DealsDirect.com.au, the local online retailing market is lagging behind its USA counterpart due to slow internet speeds and a small population.

Sarah Falson
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NSW man charged with child pornography offences
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SYDNEY - The local market still has a long way to go in the online retail-stakes, according to online department store, DealsDirect.com.au Joint CEO, Paul Greenberg.
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