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Podcasts The Internet of Things: Smart, Handy, and Sometimes RiskyIn this episode, we look at the Internet of Things and how smart devices like watches, cameras, doorbells, and even toothbrushes have become part of everyday life. We talk about the benefits, the privacy and security risks, and how to stay safer when using connected tech. We also break down a fake Qantas refund scam in our Don’t Click That Link segment and explain the warning signs to look out for. By Nathan Vincent
Podcasts So you want to make video games?Shepparton independent video-game designer, tutor and YouTuber Jackson Nexhip came on the podcast to talk all things game development. By Bree Harding
Podcasts Emma Memma returns for school holiday funFamilies can expect Dad dance competitions, trunk-swaying choreography and hands moving in rhythm when Emma Memma hits the Riverlinks Eastbank stage on April 16. By Shepparton News