When attention becomes disruption as QMS and City of Sydney reviews its street pylons

Mumbrellacast
26/10/2022 33 min
When attention becomes disruption as QMS and City of Sydney reviews its street pylons

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On this week's Mumbrellacast: QMS hits pause on its 'communications pylon' City of Sydney rollout after complaints from Sydneysiders (01:38). Plus, some final notes on Seven's Upfront following an in-depth interview with sales bosses yesterday (13:17), before a look at sports sponsorships, in the wake of Netball Australia and Cricket Australia parting ways with fossil fuel partners - albeit for different reasons (23:16).

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