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How to sell a $730k apartment to someone who’s not looking for one – AFR

Jul 6, 2026 – 7.47am We speak to the team behind the most intriguing recent property sale. The property: A warehouse studio with 12-foot (3.65-metre) ceilings at 42/56-60 Foster Street, Surry Hills, NSW. Sold at auction for $730,000. Subscribe to gift this article Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. Subscribe now Already a subscriber? Latest In Residential Fetching latest articles Most Viewed In Property

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Kai Cenat Announces Twitch Return After Nine-Month Break – Complex

Pop Culture The streaming star will make his long-awaited return on July 6 with a live broadcast unveiling the next class of Streamer University. (Photo by Marc Piasecki/WireImage) Kai Cenat is officially making his return to livestreaming. The streaming superstar announced he will go live for the first time in 9 months on July 6, with a special broadcast centered on the next chapter of his wildly popular Streamer University. The stream will air simultaneously on Twitch and YouTube beginning at 8 p.m. ET. Cenat plans to use the stream to unveil this year's roster of Streamer University students and professors. Cenat also shared another tweet saying, "Missed yall." The announcement immediately generated excitement across social media, as fans have been waiting months for Cenat's return. Last year's inaugural Streamer University became one of the biggest creator events of the year, bringing together prominent streamers, content creators, and aspiring personalities for a creator-focused experience that quickly went viral. Cenat’s comeback stream is expected to offer the first official look at who made this year's class after weeks of applications and auditions. Leading up to the reveal, Cenat shared clips of himself reviewing submissions, with several hopeful creators going viral during

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How to reserve your WhatsApp username before official launch – NOW Toronto

The new username feature allows WhatsApp users to connect without sharing their phone number, making it easier to protect your privacy and claim your identity before the official rollout. Posted 1 minute ago Aliya Karimjee WhatsApp’s new username feature makes private messaging easier than ever. (Canva) What to know Usernames let you chat on WhatsApp without displaying your phone number. Reservations are open now. Secure your preferred name before the feature launches. You can use an existing Instagram or Facebook username, or try WhatsApp’s generator. The feature will roll out gradually, and you’ll be notified when it’s available in your country. Ever hesitated to give your phone number to someone you just met, but still wanted to stay in touch? Now, WhatsApp is rolling out usernames, a feature designed to help you connect more privately. In anticipation of the feature’s launch later this year, WhatsApp has begun allowing users to reserve usernames. According to WhatsApp, the early reservation period is designed to help users secure unique usernames before they’re made available globally. “With over three billion people on WhatsApp, a lot of names overlap, which is why we’re opening reservations early so everyone has the opportunity to select the username

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Liverpool’s Greatest – No.3: Ian Rush

NewsLiverpool's Greatest - No.3: Ian Rush Published 5 hours ago By Glenn Price Years: 1980-1987, 1988-1996 Appearances: 660 Goals: 346 Trophies: League Cup (1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1995), European Cup (1981, 1984), First Division (1981-82, 1982-83, 1983-84, 1985-86, 1989-90), FA Cup (1986, 1989, 1992) Ian Rush is the greatest goalscorer in Liverpool’s rich history and no further introduction is necessary. The Welshman netted 346 – three hundred and forty-six! – times across 15 seasons to sit atop the club’s all-time scorers list. It is likely he will never be dethroned from that position. You do not score even half of that number of goals without being the complete striker, and Rush had many strings to his bow leading the Reds’ attack. He was a fox in the box, a magic-maker and a relentless pressing machine all rolled into one iconic forward. And his hugely effective partnership with the equally gifted Kenny Dalglish behind him bears comparisons with any duo to have combined in LFC history. “Wow, what an attacker,” said one of his teammates in the era, Sammy Lee . “Not only an attacker but he was our first line of defence. Absolutely superb. “All I’d have to do as

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EA Sports College Football 27 Twitch Rewards Explained – NeonLightsMedia

If you want to squeeze every drop of free loot out of EA Sports College Football 27, you are going to need to take advantage of Twitch Drops. Watching other people play the game is an incredibly easy way to pad your College Ultimate Team (CUT) inventory, but EA has buried the actual mechanics of claiming and spending these rewards behind a wall of token conversions and account linking. If you are already grinding away on my EA Sports College Football 27 field pass rewards guide, you can easily double dip by throwing a stream on your second monitor. I have broken down exactly how to properly sync your accounts and manage your Campus Tokens so you don't miss out on a free pack. How To Properly Link Your Accounts If your EA Account isn't properly bound to your Twitch profile, you are just watching streams for your own health. You need to head over to Twitch and manually link your EA Account to your Twitch account in your connection settings. If you don't have an EA Account yet, you obviously have to create one first. When you boot up College Football 27 for the first time, the game will

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Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto (West Australian Symphony Orchestra) – Limelight magazine

In a program note on her 2016 work The Saqqara Bird, Australian composer Melody Eötvös writes that she was inspired by theories about the bird-shaped sycamore-wood artefact excavated at Saqqara in 1898 to create a tapestry of “the mechanical, the living and the ancient becoming new again.” The result is, apparently, atypical for her: a work grounded in rhythmic and harmonic stability, with generative repetition producing a “Pinocchio-like metamorphosis.” It made a compelling overture, The Saqqara Bird metaphorically taking flight as German conductor Anja Bihlmaier – making her WASO debut – and the orchestra caught the score’s mechanistic and organic qualities with precision and warmth. The stage was set for American violinist Benjamin Beilman – no stranger to WASO audiences – to join Bihlmaier and the orchestra for a fine account of Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto in E minor, Op. 64. Across its three linked movements, Beilman used a generous expressive palette with discernment. This is, after all, Mendelssohn: less combat than conversation, a quality shared with Schumann’s Cello Concerto, heard from soloist Ivan Karizna and WASO the week before. Beilman moved effortlessly from the opening movement’s ambiguous vocalics and marvellous cadenza through a serene C major cantabile to a sparkling

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Sheamus Makes Major Changes to His Twitter After Turning Down WWE Deal

Sheamus Twitter changes are saying plenty right now, even without The Celtic Warrior posting some long goodbye message about WWE. Sheamus is no longer using “Sheamus” as his Twitter name. Instead, his account now shows S. Farrelly, a clear move back toward his real name. He also removed WWE from his bio and replaced it with a simple description: “Pro Wrestler.” That’s short, but it lands loud. Sheamus spent nearly 19 years under the WWE banner, so changing his Twitter name and wiping WWE from his profile is not exactly a small update. The move comes as Sheamus’ WWE deal is set to expire and he turned down a contract extension. WWE tried to get him on a restructured deal while he was out with an injury, but Sheamus passed on it. This was not framed as WWE releasing him either. Sheamus wasn’t cut. He chose not to sign the new deal, and since his contract was already close to expiring, there was no real reason for WWE to release him and trigger a 90-day waiting period. That makes the Twitter change feel like the next step. He didn’t need to post a big farewell. Changing the name to S.

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Monarchs Cash In Nine Runs Off a Dozen Hits

Fargo, ND — It was a feel good type of win for Kansas City as they took down the Redhawks, 9-2, in the final game of the roadtrip on Sunday afternoon. The Monarchs get off to a fast start with a pair of runs in the first frame as JD Davis was the first base runner on with a hit by a pitch. Luken Baker walked and then Austin Callahan roped a fly ball off the wall to send in both runners. Callahan now has a team-leading 32 RBI’s while batting at a .293 clip. KC continued their foot on the gas pedal by adding two more tallies in the second inning. Trevor Boone opened up the inning with his ninth homer this season on a line drive over the left field wall. Two batters later, Ryan Leitch cranked a home run to give the Monarchs a four-run advantage. Out of the nine hits Leitch has grabbed this season, two of those have been home runs. This group did not stop there as they got the fourth inning going when Hudson Head reached base via error. Leadoff hitter, Nick Martini registered a base hit to put runners at the corners.

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Microsoft device telemetry key to unmasking alleged Scattered Spider hacker – iTnews

Peter Stokes, the 19-year-old American-Estonian extradited from Finland to face Scattered Spider hacking charges in the United States, is allegedly tied to a US$8 million ($11.5 million) ransom demand largely through a Microsoft global device identifier (GDID), a court affidavit suggests. The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) alleged in its complaint that "criminal referrals from Microsoft" were among the evidence presented for Stokes' alleged offending. "Cyber security researchers at Microsoft, through the course of their job, have access to data, such as computer machine IDs, IP addresses, and malware samples associated with sophisticated cybergroups," the FBI said in its affidavit. Stokes allegedly hid his device behind a virtual private network (VPN) server which he then used to open an account on the ngrok secure tunnelling service. But doing so did not mask the unique GDID of the Windows installation he used. Microsoft identified that GDID for investigators after a court order, based on ngrok's time-stamped access records. Such GDIDs are typically used for diagnostic and crash reporting, feature-usage analysis, and detecting abuse patterns such as one machine repeatedly claiming free trials or licences. Security teams also use this kind of device-level correlation defensively, since a login from an unfamiliar

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