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See earlier post: https://aussie.zone/post/3906343

• DP World Australia, responsible for 40 per cent of the country's maritime freight, has closed major ports in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, and Fremantle.

• The cybersecurity incident follows a recent national outage from Optus, though the two events are not related.

• The issue could take days to resolve, leading to significant freight delays, the National Cyber Security Coordinator said.

The government does not yet know who was behind a cybersecurity incident that has shut down Australia's second-largest port operator, and could affect freight in and out of the country for days.

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Apparently she said the title once, but once again I can't find receipts. Still, probably more insightful wisdom than donut(s).

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The artist doesn't link their stuff on AS so I'll do the simping for them:

• Xitter
• Carrd (commissions info)
• Fiverr (alternative for commissions)

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Shrimp-less option also available for those with dietary requirements.

I haven't seen much discussion about this, but noticed them when perusing some PDS's. The headliner is that they both have fees of 0.15%, lower than everyone else's equivalent offerings in the Australian market:

Global listed infrastructure:

Global listed property:

* Total estimated fees, as taken from most recent PDS for each product at time of posting. Includes management fees (including indirect costs if broken down separately), plus transaction costs.

VanEck already recently reduced the fees on their two offerings a lot, but now BlackRock is half of that again.

Since it's listed (not unlisted) infra / property there's less diversification benefit, but hey it's being offered for cheap now.

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• In short: Goods coming in and out of Australia are at a stand still because a major port operator DP World has shut down land operations in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Fremantle

• The federal government is helping respond to the incident.

• What's next? The National Cyber Security Coordinator the situation could take days to resolve, which the ABC understands could lead to significant freight delays.

Australia's second largest port operator has shut down because of a cyber security incident, impacting the movement of goods in and out of the country.