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Antony Catalano's new View opens door on 11m properties

View's map search function covers 95 per cent of the population

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Nearmap agrees to $1b private equity offer

Nearmap agrees to $1b private equity offer

Sydney-based aerial mapping company Nearmap has agreed to be taken over by US private equity firm Thoma Bravo in what Macquarie calls almost a done deal.

Nearmap in advanced $1b takeover talks

Nearmap in advanced $1b takeover talks

Nearmap shares have soared by 28 per cent after the aerial mapping company received a $1 billion takeover offer from US private equity firm Thoma Bravo.

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Aerial images show how roads and a highway to major regional NSW towns were submerged in July flood

The extent to which flooding cut off several roads, including the New England Highway, in the NSW Hunter region a week ago has been captured in aerial images.

Aerial images show south-west Sydney suburbs before and after July flood disaster

Aerial Images show significant damage to suburbs in Sydney's south-west after they were ravaged by floodwaters.

Aranda named leafiest suburb while new developments fall behind

Aranda is among 10 suburbs to have outgrown the 30 per cent urban tree-canopy by 2045 target, according to Nearmap aerial imagery.

The Canberra Times

Australian flood disinformation sparks threats to pilots

Sydney (AFP) - An Australian aviation company says it has received more than 100 threats following an online conspiracy theory that its pilots unleashed a flooding disaster by cloud seeding.

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Conservationists call for tighter rules around tree removal as aerial images show Adelaide's canopy coverage is shrinking

Conservationists call for tighter rules around tree removal as aerial images show Adelaide's canopy coverage is shrinking

Urban growth is putting pressure on Adelaide's trees with new aerial images showing the city has significantly less canopy coverage than it did a decade ago.

From Gympie to Grafton, see the floods devastation from the air

From Gympie to Grafton, see the floods devastation from the air

Images captured from planes by Nearmap begin to show the scale of the devastation.

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