At the rumoured October 27 event, Apple is said to launch a new iPad Pro, presumably the rumoured 5G iPad Pro, which was earlier reported to have been postponed to 2021. The tipster claims that the new MacBook and MacBook Pro 13 inch will also be unveiled with Apple’s own in house developed silicon. To recall, at WWDC 2020 in June, the company announced it would be transitioning its entire Mac lineup to its own in house processors, instead of using Intel CPU like it has been doing for the past several years..

Millions of people still tune in to their favourite shows every week, despite all of the podcasts and on demand music on offer. This is due in part to the growing popularity of DAB (digital audio broadcasting) radio, which allows for less interference, more stations, and a stronger signal. Sounds pretty good, right?.

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Why does this galaxy appear to be smiling? The answer might be because it has been holding a secret that astrophysicists have only now just uncovered: there are two count ’em two gigantic black holes inside this nearby galaxy, named Markarian 739 (or NGC 3758), and both are very active. While massive black holes are common, only about one percent of them are considered as active and powerful called active galactic nuclei (AGN). Binary AGN are rarer still: Markarian 739 is only the second identified within half a billion light years from Earth..

She can make out the silhouette of his broad shoulders and salt and pepper crew cut. She motions him to sit next to her. He obliges, leans over, and softly kisses her thin lips.Juan Pablo doesn’t reply. My wife. My life. Is so rewarding. The alleged con came to an end on the night of November 11 last year, when investigators from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission raided her Sydney home, ordered her to hand in her passport the next morning and informed her all her assets would be frozen.Each of the investors happily gave their money following a personal recommendation from people they trusted of her investors that helped Ms Caddick eventually amass a $20 million fortune were long standing friends of Ms Caddick or her family members.In almost all cases of those who chose to invest, their relationship with Ms Caddick or a family member had spanned for more than 20 years.And in a further tragic twist, often the person who made the recommendation to invest had already been unwittingly sucked in.Over the years, no red flags with Ms Caddick or her business were ever raised.Any investor who wanted to withdraw their funds had done so with ease, and on repeated occasions.The withdrawal requests were typically actioned overnight.RELATED: Charges against suspected conwoman awayMelissa Caddick was lauded for her skill as a financial planner. Picture: Andy BakerSource:News Corp AustraliaRELATED: Suspected conwoman spent years large on investor fundsThe sophistication of the alleged con even saw some of Ms Caddick former finance colleagues investing in the business.In a few cases, investors were former work colleagues, who had known her for decades and had personally witnessed Ms Caddick jump from success to success as a financial planner.Ms Caddick was also allegedly piggybacking off a former colleague valid Australian Financial Services License (AFSL).In order to conduct the financial activities she was doing, Ms Caddick needed to hold a valid AFSL.Ms Caddick documentation to investors was meticulous, showing a valid AFSL, however the license was not hers.A check on the ASIC website showed the license was valid.While the person whose license Ms Caddick was using denies knowing or giving permission for her to use the license, the two former colleagues did allegedly maintain a working relationship through the referral of clients needing insurance brokering services.The only way investors would been able to uncover Ms Caddick was allegedly using someone else AFSL license would been for the investor to directly contact the holder and ask if Ms Caddick was in fact validly working under a different license.The huge step is not something lawyers believe many, if any, investors would taken.Ms Caddick’s Dover Heights mansion, allegedly funded by her fraudulent business. Picture: Damian ShawSource:News Corp AustraliaInvestors also took solace in investing their money in Ms Caddick due to her apparent link to a big four bank, those being Westpac, Commonwealth, NAB and ANZ.Ms Caddick allegedly gave her investors extensive documentation that appeared to be original documents issued by one of the big four banks and showing a link to its well known and trusted share trading platform.Some investors were even given internet log ins that allowed them to review their share trading information online.However, investigations have now allegedly uncovered all of the information linked to the big four bank, including investors ability to log in and see their shares, was completely fabricated.In order to uncover the alleged fabrication, investors would had to have called the bank, the share trading organisation and their share registries to verify all of the apparently legitimate documentation.Investors trust in Ms Caddick, built on their years of personal friendship or family relationships, meant most of them did not take these steps..