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Adelaide security specialist Vision IP Surveillance is launching the latest range of MOBOTIX high-resolution Internet Protocol (IP) security cameras this Thursday.

The invitation-only seminar will feature presentations from key executives from Germany-based MOBOTIX, which has established itself as a pioneer in the area of high-resolution network security cameras.

The breakfast event will both reveal the latest MOBOTIX products to the industry and introduce Vision IP Surveillance as the MOBOTIX South Australian Partner/Supplier.

Vision IP Surveillance is the specialist company from Adelaide-based security leader John Convill, who also runs the successful Vision Security Systems business.

Mr. Convill has already established MOBOTIX as a significant brand in the SA security sector. The new Gepps Cross office for Bianco Building Supplies is the largest MOBOTIX installation in Australia.

For more information about Vision IP Surveillance and MOBOTIX, email John Convill at john@visionss.com.au.

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Denise GoodfellowUS audiences have enthusiastically welcomed the sustainable tourism and inter-cultural insights presented in lectures by Australian eco-tourism expert Denise Goodfellow.

Denise, a Darwin-based author who also runs an eco-tourism business, started the US lecture tour earlier this month in the north western state of Washington.

Topics covered during Denise’s two-month lecture tour include the wildlife and wetlands of northern Australia, bird watching in the Top End and indigenous perspectives on conservation.

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Michael and I left Darwin after midnight on March 20 for the USA.  First stop was Sydney and a wait of a few hours before we boarded a plane for Los Angeles.  This  leg of the flight, across the Pacific, took 13 hours.  It  didn?t seem that long, and time would have gone even faster had we more seat space- the man on Michael?s left was extremely large, and he forced the seat arm between them into Michael.  

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Marty GauvinAustralian technology entrepreneur Marty Gauvin has left Hostworks, the company he founded 10 years ago, after successfully overseeing its acquisition by Broadcast Australia.

Although Marty intends to maintain a number of roles within not-for-profit organisations and fulfil his existing public speaking engagements, his immediate intention is to look at the available opportunities for starting a new business.

Marty said the move on from Hostworks was a logical progression in his professional development. “I’m confident I leave Hostworks in good hands, with a strong management team and an excellent track record in terms of customer care and support,” he said.

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