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"Australia is NOT a Free Country": Elon Musk Threatened with Jail for Defying Censorship Demands – Watts Up With That? - Vimarsana News

"Australia is NOT a Free Country": Elon Musk Threatened with Jail for Defying Censorship Demands – Watts Up With That?

A horrifying pivot towards Communist Chinese style censorship and tyranny is in progress in Australia, as Aussie politicians threaten Elon Musk with prosecution and jail, for refusing to remove truthful content which politicians deem socially unacceptable from the internet.

What is it about the Kiwi dollar and the month of August? - Vimarsana News

What is it about the Kiwi dollar and the month of August?

Roger J Kerr says the NZ dollar has only been able to appreciate upwards on three occasions in August over the last 14 years

David Seymour says Australian Government played PM Chris Hipkins like a 'didgeridoo' with citizenship deal - Vimarsana News

David Seymour says Australian Government played PM Chris Hipkins like a 'didgeridoo' with citizenship deal

It's about to get easier for Kiwis to become Aussie citizens and it's raising concerns about a brain drain.

Australian Government warns travellers heading to India amid violence – Travel Weekly - Vimarsana News

Australian Government warns travellers heading to India amid violence – Travel Weekly

The Australian Government has warned those who plan on travelling to India amid high risks of violence in certain regions.

The return of Chinese tourists could boost Aussie economy by 0.5%, JPMorgan reports – Travel Weekly - Vimarsana News

The return of Chinese tourists could boost Aussie economy by 0.5%, JPMorgan reports – Travel Weekly

Australia's economy could be boosted by the return of Chinese tourists by 0.5 percentage points, per JPMorgan.