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Entertainment by Lisa Woolford Premium Content Subscriber only Exclusive: Theyre four little words that dont tend to evoke feelings of joy: "we need to talk." Especially not at the start of an eight-hour road trip. But thats what Toni Pearen said to husband Will Osmond as they headed to his parents property in Moree. Much to his initial relief it wasnt a relationship issue, rather to let him know shed been approached to be on 10s reality show, Im A Celebri...

JOBSEEKER PAYMENTS DROP JobSeeker was created to support people who suddenly found themselves out of work due to the pandemic and replaced Newstart Allowance. JobSeeker payment recipients and recipients of other eligible payments receive the coronavirus supplement on top of their base rate of payment. It was paid at an initial rate of $550 per fortnight until September 24. Then it was extended and at a rate of $250 per fortnight until December 31. From January 1 to March 31, the coronavirus...

Victoria Fire Department Issues COVID-19 Vaccines to Employees The following press release comes to us from the City of Victoria: The Victoria Fire Department on Tuesday vaccinated 21 of its employees against COVID-19, and more fire department and Victoria Police Department employees will receive vaccines during clinics scheduled in the coming weeks. “This vaccine will allow us to protect our employees as well as the people we serve,” said Battalion Chief Tim Hunter, who is coordinating the...

21 Victoria Fire Department employees received COVID-19 vaccine Tuesday Victoria Police Department officers to receive vaccine next December 30, 2020 7:49 PM Bria Woods Updated: The Victoria Fire Department has received 200 doses of Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine, which it will offer to its employees, Victoria Police Department employees and other patient transport agencies on a voluntary basis. Courtesy of the City of Victoria VICTORIA, Texas- The Victoria Fire Departme...

by Georgia Clark and Joe Attanasio 30th Dec 2020 5:48 PM A powerful storm cell has sparked a weather alert for heavy rain and flash flooding in parts of NSW as the city braces for a wet and cold New Years Eve. A severe weather warning for torrential rain that may lead to flash flooding has been issued by the Bureau of Meteorology for Armidale, Inverell, Moree, Narrabri, Mungindi and Bingara. The warning comes after persistently w...

What’s New on DVD in December: Audrey Hepburn, ‘Steven Universe,’ ‘Smiley-Face Killers’ and More Gift card burning a hole in your pocket? Alonso Duralde’s monthly column spotlights the best new releases on DVD and Blu-rayAlonso Duralde | December 29, 2020 @ 4:42 PM Last Updated: December 29, 2020 @ 5:27 PM Strand Releasing The critically-acclaimed “Aviva” (Outsider/Strand) casts both male and female dancers as both of the romantic leads, throwing out conventions o...

"He was kind and nurturing, humble and loving," his aunt said on Saturday. "We are broken, devastated and shattered. No one can fathom why he isnt coming home." Memorial to Nicholas Hoenselaars, 18, who died in a car crash at the site in Leppington. Picture: Tim Hunter   Mourners left a soccer ball and other tokens to pay tribute to Nicholas Hoenselaars. Picture: Tim Hunter Mr Hoenselaars was studying to be a teacher at the Western Sydney University and worked part time at Ultimate S...

"He was kind and nurturing, humble and loving," his aunt said on Saturday. "We are broken, devastated and shattered. No one can fathom why he isnt coming home." Memorial to Nicholas Hoenselaars, 18, who died in a car crash at the site in Leppington. Picture: Tim Hunter   Mourners left a soccer ball and other tokens to pay tribute to Nicholas Hoenselaars. Picture: Tim Hunter Mr Hoenselaars was studying to be a teacher at the Western Sydney University and worked part time at Ultimate S...

"He was kind and nurturing, humble and loving," his aunt said on Saturday. "We are broken, devastated and shattered. No one can fathom why he isnt coming home." Memorial to Nicholas Hoenselaars, 18, who died in a car crash at the site in Leppington. Picture: Tim Hunter   Mourners left a soccer ball and other tokens to pay tribute to Nicholas Hoenselaars. Picture: Tim Hunter Mr Hoenselaars was studying to be a teacher at the Western Sydney University and worked part time at Ultimate S...

Money by Anthony Keane Premium Content   Bitcoin is booming again, just as it was three years ago, firing up the financial juices of those willing to ride the cryptocurrency rollercoaster. The digital currency last week surged past record highs first reached in December 2017, then continued climbing above $US20,000 ($26,000). A year ago one Bitcoin was worth US$7000, and five years ago it was just $US460. However, many people are unsure about buying Bitco...