Janice Farrugia
YAGAN HEAVY HORSE
HEAVY HORSE DAY YANGAN OCTOBER 15th Welcome to Mick Bradford’s Heavy Horse Day, an event to showcase farming equipment from the 1800’s and 1900’s in the days when the horse power was really the power of the horse. See examples of farming equipment from the Sunshine Harvesters Works, Massey Harris, International Harvester Company, McCormick Deering and other manufacturers.
Christmas Twilight Festival
Christmas Twilight Festival at Christmas Farm Our Farm is holding its very own Christmas Twilight Festival on Saturday 2nd December! Don’t miss this spectacular family fun night! From 5.30pm – 8.30pm you will be entertained with famous Country Music Stars, Local Artists and school choirs. We have the kids covered with a bundle of free activities from face
PURPLE DOVE “FOOD IS FREE”
*PURPLE DOVE AWARENESS GROUP* “ Food is Free” The Purple Awareness is a non profit organisation who love helping the community and other organisations. Their aim is to provide a community space where everyone can access nutritious vegies, taking what they need and leaving what they don’t for others. If you have excess in the garden, please bring it
Purple Dove Awareness Group
The Purple Dove Awareness is doing a wonderful job, helping the homeless. A machine that weaves the plastic bags, into a mat that can be used to sleep on. Our next mat demonstrating for the loom will be Wednesday morning 4th October 9:30 Purple Dove Awareness Group would love to thank our community for the wonderful support and donations, a
Warwick VW Weekend 1st October 2017
The weekend programme for Warwick starts differently this year with a Dyno session at the track on Friday evening. Saturday the traditional morning the street parade and static display in the Warwick CBD at Leslie Park. This is an excellent opportunity for all VWs, competing or spectating, to showcase their cars to the Warwick public. On Sunday, an
Alert Priority HIGH – Beware of targeted e-Toll and AusPost malware emails
12 September 2017 Beware of targeted e-Toll and AusPost malware emails Numerous malware emails targeting e-Toll and AusPost customers are currently being circulated. These scam emails use the same ‘View in OneDrive’ hook to entice email users to download malware onto their computer: Don’t click on the ‘View in OneDrive’ link—it will take you to a
Alert Priority HIGH – Be on the lookout for new ransomware email scams
25 September 2017 Multifaceted email ransomware campaign currently underway A new campaign is using multiple methods to try and trick you into downloading ransomware onto your computer. The first method uses a fake email that claims to be from eBay, with a common subject line ‘Your invoice for eBay purchases (098871971234567#)’. The ‘click’ link leads to a
Alert Priority MEDIUM: 12.5 million Australian email accounts leaked online
31 August 2017 12.5 million Australian email accounts leaked online The email addresses of 711 million people have been published online, and include those of 12.5 million Australians. The personal data has been dumped on a server called Onliner Spambot, which since 2016 has been used to spread malware to steal banking details, and infect people’s computers so they
Alert Priority HIGH: New guidelines for creating strong passwords
23 August 2017 New guidelines for creating strong passwords The US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has issued new guidelines for password security that turn accepted wisdom about creating long strings of letters, numbers and symbols on its head. Details NIST, a non-regulatory federal agency within the US Department of Commerce, issued the original advice in 2003 that became
Increase in online credit card fraud: Alert Priority high
3 August 2017 Increase in online credit card fraud: Alert Priority high Online credit card fraud increased significantly in 2016 with criminals netting $417.6 million, up from $363 million in 2015. The new finding has been revealed by The Australian Payments Network in its annual fraud data report. Other key findings included the overall amount of fraud on Australian cards cost