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Georgina Windsor joined The Australian as a cadet journalist and has held many senior editing and reporting roles on the newspaper, including a stint in the Canberra Press Gallery. She was deputy Media editor before joining the Australian Business Review team as deputy editor. She was then Life section editor and Inquirer editor before being appointed the masthead’s deputy editor in 2023.

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People pass by a Microsoft office in New York on October 6, 2015. Microsoft introduced a pair of big-screen smartphones and a laptop during an event in New York on Tuesday. The company unveiled the Surface Book, a laptop with 13.5-inch detachable touchscreen, the Surface Pro 4 tablet and the Lumia 950 and 950 XL smartphones, which feature displays measuring over 5 inches. The Surface devices launch later this month, while the Lumias arrive in November. AFP PHOTO/JEWEL SAMAD

Microsoft Android new direction

Microsoft says it will officially release its smartphone launcher for Android within two weeks.

Chris Griffith in Seattle

The Sunrise conference at Carriageworks. Mike Cannon Brookes. Pic - Britta Campion

Atlassian bid to revive tech park

Australia’s start-up poster child wants to transform Sydney’s Australian Technology Park into an innovation hub.

DAVID SWAN

Why China is going for gold

Why China is going for gold

China is oversupplied with gold, according to one analysis — only the Chinese don’t seem to be in on this news.

ROBIN BROMBY

A worker walks past a night scene of the Beijing skyline outside a construction site in Beijing on April 29, 2015. AFP PHOTO / Greg BAKER

China manufacturing still in doldrums

China’s manufacturing sector in April turned in its weakest performance in a year.

Liyan Qi

Wall Street Journal

A combo of recent file pictures shows the logos of Finland's telecommunition company Nokia (up) and of its Franco-American rival Alcatel-Lucent. Finland's Nokia announced on April 14, 2015 that it was in advanced talks to purchase all of Alcatel-Lucent, a day after reports that Nokia was in talks to acquire Alcatel-Lucent's wireless infrastructure. AFP PHOTO / BEN STANSALL / DAMIEN MEYER

Nokia close to Alcatel-Lucent deal

Nokia is in advanced talks to buy Alcatel-Lucent, a move that would create a giant to rival Ericsson and Huawei.

Sam Schechner

Generic of Australian bank notes rolled into cylinders, $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100 bills. Pic RBA.

Aussie dollar still too high, says Lowe

AGGRESSIVE monetary easings and currency devaluations by the world’s central banks are having a big impact on the setting of local interest rates.

Virgin joins Qantas in easing capacity

Virgin joins Qantas in easing capacity

VIRGIN Australia has echoed Qantas’s warnings about weak consumer sentiment.

Steve Creedy

Grapevines and grand galleries

Grapevines and grand galleries

ROAM the country roads of Italy to explore its rich historical heritage.

Georgina Windsor

Avoid the crowds with VIP access

Avoid the crowds with VIP access

POPE Francis, the so-called rock-star leader of the Catholic Church, appears to have captivated Italy with his genuine warmth and charm.

Georgina Windsor

Settlement spread unfair, says ASIC

Settlement spread unfair, says ASIC

THE settlement will see Macquarie Bank pay $82.5m.

Georgina Windsor

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