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• Agilent Technologies Inc. (NYSE: A) today announced that the Agilent Resolve Handheld Raman Spectrometer has been recognized for excellence as a tool for emergency responders following independent use and evaluation by both the UK’s National CBRN Centre, and the US’ Department of Homeland Security.
• In the United Kingdom, the Resolve instrument received the National CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear) Centre Certificate of Merit for 2023.
• The CBRN Certificate of Merit award recognizes the value of the Resolve instrument, and the added services and responsivity Agilent provides to its customers.
• This certificate is confirmation that all these services based in the UK recognize the benefits of the Agilent Resolve Handheld Raman Spectrometer.

• This is the first time since June that “yes” has gained ground between two separate polls by the same pollster.
• The graph below has been updated with additional results from Freshwater and Morgan (see below) as well as Essential.
• The Essential and Morgan polls are the best pollsters for “yes”, but it is still behind with these polls.

Labor recovers in Essential voting intentions

• In Essential’s two party estimate that includes undecided, Labor led by 50–45, after reaching a low for this term of 49–45 last fortnight.
• Primary votes were 33% Labor (up two), 32% Coalition (steady), 14% Greens (up one), 6% One Nation (down two), 2% UAP (steady), 7% for all Others (down one) and 5% undecided (down one).
• The gains for Labor and the Greens on primary votes suggest that respondent preferences were better for the Coalition and cost Labor a larger lead.

Freshwater poll: Labor only ahead by 51–49

• Primary votes were 37% Coalition (steady), 33% Labor (down one), 13% Greens (up one) and 17% for all Others (steady).
• The two most recent Freshwater polls have favoured the Coalition relative to other recent polls, with last week’s Newspoll giving Labor a 54–46 lead.
• The Liberals led Labor by 38–29 on economic management and by 32–30 on cost of living.

Morgan poll has best result for ‘yes’ since August

• A national Morgan poll, conducted September 18–24 from a sample of 1,511, gave “no” just a 44–39 lead.
• While this is a reversal of the 46–36 “yes” lead in the previous Morgan Voice poll in May, it’s the best result for “yes” from any pollster since an early August Essential poll gave “no” a four-point lead.
• This poll was conducted using online methods, whereas previous Morgan Voice polls used SMS.

Jacinta Allan replaces Daniel Andrews as Victorian Premier

• Daniel Andrews resigned as Victorian Labor Premier and Member for Mulgrave on September 27.
• Former deputy Premier Jacinta Allan was elected Labor leader and premier unopposed at a September 27 Labor caucus, and former Public Transport Minister Ben Carroll deputy premier.
• Andrews became Victorian premier after winning the November 2014 state election.
• In his nearly nine years in power, he did nothing to reform the Victorian upper house’s electoral system.

• Cecilian plans to use the growth funding to accelerate product innovation, expand headcount in critical areas, and continue developing the most client-centric customer success team in the industry.
• After examining hundreds of SaaS companies and conducting rigorous due diligence, Resolve chose Cecilian Partners based on Cecilian's explosive revenue growth, proven business model and clear path to profitability.
• Since its founding in 2019, Cecilian Partners has focused on new homes, the fastest-growing segment in residential real estate.
• This Series A funding round also caps a year in which Cecilian was named to the HousingWire TECH100 list, named a PHL Inno Fire Award honoree , and recognized as one of greater Philadelphia's Best Places to Work .

• Stowe and Gorham join the executive leadership team, under CEO Sean Heuer, both after less than two years in management level roles at Resolve.
• "Ari knows the industry and the products inside and out, and his passion for Resolve and its customers couldn't be greater.
• "Ari knows the industry and the products inside and out, and his passion for Resolve and its customers couldn't be greater.
• He has consistently driven Resolve to meet its objectives by navigating emerging technologies and advancing innovation across multiple product lines.