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The photos show a Bell 430, from different sources I calculate a fuel efficiency of around 1.2 L per km up to 333 L per hour.

I imagine that the government would begin at the executive level and ask "who else needs to know" and then work down the list to compel individuals or teams as required.

Similar processes already exist for other legal/police requests. If this legislation is used, companies like Telstra will have dedicated teams to comply with requests.

If your new Australian Citizen hire can build back doors into your software you've got bigger issues than hiring. Though I could see real risk associated with an Australian-based team for a global company or an Australian-based supplier.

This is something that I too want to see.

In my search I found this[0] fascinating page on the physics of brass instruments. But this [1] is the best image I could find.

0: http://newt.phys.unsw.edu.au/jw/brassacoustics.html 1: http://newt.phys.unsw.edu.au/jw/brass/graphics/lipreedbores....

They certainly own them, from the article:

>...the State Grid Corp. of China, a state-owned company that runs most of China’s transmission and distribution grids..

Absolutely agree.

This is a dumb, untenable, largely unenforceable and pointless law.

Even if Apple were to start delaying product releases in Australia by six months to do "legislative compliance reviews" or some such. With telcos on-board, this might encourage our politicians to listen to actual experts when touting this kind of legislation.

For those interested:

https://soundcloud.com/lastpodcastontheleft/episode-300-jone...

I'd note that it's very intense, but worth the six hours. It really tries to get at the underlying thinking behind those involved in this kind of thing.

Accused or convicted?

More to the point, we have very clear rules and laws on the release and use of the electoral role details:

https://www.aec.gov.au/Enrolling_to_vote/About_Electoral_Rol...

And anyone has the option of removing themselves from the roll, if they don't want their neighbours to see where they live, where:

> having my residential address shown on the publicly available roll places the personal safety of myself or members of my family at risk...

Smoking on subs was only banned at the end of 2010.

http://edition.cnn.com/2010/US/04/09/navy.smoking.subs/index...

Apparently there were "smoking rooms" on (at least some) subs.

https://tobaccocontrol.bmj.com/content/14/4/221.1

These exist, are in use and have been commercialised.

If you look very closely at the expiry date printed on packaged products you'll often find it's actually laser etched, not printed. It's considerably more reliable and readable, particularity for small fonts.

In terms of used on fruit, see: https://www.theguardian.com/sustainable-business/2017/jan/16...