Oregon’ governor, attorney general, and Portland’s mayor denounced the unexpected arrival of 101 federalized California National Guard members in Oregon.
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Atlanta Falcons running back Bijan Robinson joins GQ Sports to reveal his 10 Essentials. The NFL running back breaks down his daily essentials: from his DJ turntables (“I love music so much”) to his Birkenstocks (“my favorite shoes of all time”). Watch the full episode of GQ Sports’ 10 Essentials, as Bijan Robinson reveals 10 things he can’t live without. ———- Director: Kristen DeVore Director of Photography: Joshua Bagnall Editor: Louville Moore Talent: Bijan Robinson Producer: Ben Matheny Senior Producer: Lizzy Halberstadt Line Producer: Jen Santos Production Manager: James Pipitone Production Coordinator: Elizabeth Hymes Talent Booker: Paige Keffer Camera Operator: Marc Clancy Gaffer: Art Villasenor Audio Engineer: Morgan Orion Production Assistant: Cristina Pando Hair & Make-Up: Glynn Renee Post Production Supervisor: Jess Dunn Supervising Editor: Rob Lombardi Assistant Editor: Andy Morell
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The communications minister plans to press companies on their legal obligations to protect community safety and procedures to avoid outages
The federal government will grill the bosses of Australia’s biggest telecommunications companies over the reliability of triple-zero services in the looming summer bushfire season, as Labor fast-tracks laws to protect the emergency call system.
On the back foot over Labor’s response to recent Optus triple-zero outages which have been linked to three deaths, the communications minister, Anika Wells, has ordered the chief executive of the company, as well as the chief executives of Telstra and TPG, the owner of Vodafone, to travel to Canberra on Tuesday to discuss safeguards for the system.