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To finish the second month of 2016 and only a few weeks after completing the 'Ride the Night 2016' we were back on our bikes for something even more challenging and for another good cause, 'Fiona Elsey Cancer Research Institute'. Again it was the first time we joined in the ride and it was a very dusty experience!
To finish the first month of 2016 we joined the 'Ride the Night' campaign riding to raise awareness for disadvantaged youth. It was the first time we joined in the ride with the SPOKES team and it was an experience!
It's the first month of 2016 - a brand new year, full of brand new opportunities! We hope you've all had a lovely, relaxing break and ready to dive back into work. Would you like to start the new year off with a new corporate brand or online identity? Get in touch and let us know!
We've reached the final month of the year 2015, and it's almost time for everyone to take a well deserved break! Rhye Media's Christmas trading hours are as follows; CLOSED FROM Wednesday 23rd of December 2015 REOPENING Monday the 4th of January 2016.
URGENT SECURITY UPDATE: There is a new security release for Joomla which addresses a critical security vulnerability and 4 low level security vulnerabilities.
Thanksgiving is not an Australian tradition, and unlike Halloween it doesn't seem like it will catch on any time soon. With the ease of online shopping and the ability to purchase items from overseas, however, the other American tradition of Black Friday is gaining traction in Australia - as is its newer counterpart, Cyber Monday.
October is almost Octover, which means it's almost time for Halloween! We've edited some of our site's content to match the spooky theme. Have a read of our homepage and see how many spooky additions you can spot!
The Australian Government recently brought in data retention laws that oblige telecommunications companies to retain and secure a limited set of records for two years. It's a security measure, brought in to ensure that Australia’s law enforcement and security agencies are able to continue to have lawful access to metadata, subject to strict controls. But what does that actually mean, and how does it impact your privacy?
