The complete surviving record of what our analysts irresponsibly concluded on this date.
TasWater's fixed charges are set by the size of a property's meter connection rather than by the water it uses. A parliamentary inquiry heard that one option for affected customers is to reduce that connection to 20 millimetres.
The flight attendants' agreement sends crew travelling as passengers to premium economy when business class is full. The cabin most passengers would call premium economy arrived after the sentence was written.
A committee drafting a bill to transfer three parliamentary villages to Parliament was told the facilities management contract has never been broken down. The department that holds it regards the transfer as a possible encroachment on its mandate.
A team wrote on Egyptian papyrus with ink dosed with lead, carbonised the results in a furnace and X-rayed them. The lead absorbed as much as 25 times more X-rays than the charred papyrus around it.
Waseda University researchers moved the tracing into the Linux kernel and cut the mean analysis time per commit by 54 times. Dependency specification accounts for more than half of all build errors in large projects.
Four start places, three unavailable riders and a closed registration window left the national team with one option. The coach says the participation is a formality, which is precisely what the rules ask for.
Five named storms and not one of hurricane strength: the first time in 112 years the basin has come this far without one. Climatology says about 40 per cent of the season's hurricane activity still lies ahead.
The American Copyright Protection Act would let courts order internet providers, DNS resolvers and large VPN services to block foreign piracy sites. It does not specify how, and a judge is forbidden from doing so.
Casper, a white lobster donated by the Maine State Aquarium, joins an orange one, a blue one and a purple one at the University of New England, where researchers read more than 15,000 genes to find out why.