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Host a Screening of Rebel with a Cause (Neville Bonner) - Vimarsana News

Host a Screening of Rebel with a Cause (Neville Bonner)

Neville Bonner, the first Aboriginal Australian to enter Parliament. Sitting in both State and Federal Parliament for over 12 years. “A token for no man’ Neville's vision was to integrate not assimilate.

Source: sbs.com.au
'It was STEVE!' Strange sky phenomena appear in the U.K. - Vimarsana News

'It was STEVE!' Strange sky phenomena appear in the U.K.

STEVEs were only rarely documented before the explosion of smartphone cameras and social media.

Source: yahoo.com
Geraldine Walsh: Former Herald letters editor dies - Vimarsana News

Geraldine Walsh: Former Herald letters editor dies

Alan Jones campaigned for her dismissal on 11 occasions, but Geraldine Walsh survived and thrived as the Herald’s letters editor.

Source: smh.com.au
3 sailors reach land safely after sharks nearly sink their catamaran in the Coral Sea - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper - Vimarsana News

3 sailors reach land safely after sharks nearly sink their catamaran in the Coral Sea - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper

Three round-the-world sailors reached land safely Thursday after sharks nearly sank their catamaran in the Coral Sea. Both of the inflatable hulls on their 9-meter (30-foot) boat were damaged in several attacks by what were thought to be cookiecutter sharks — a small species not considered dangerous to people. Aerial photos of the men’s rescue…

3 sailors reach land safely after sharks nearly sink their catamaran in the Coral Sea - Vimarsana News

3 sailors reach land safely after sharks nearly sink their catamaran in the Coral Sea

Three round-the-world sailors reached land safely Thursday after sharks nearly sank their catamaran in the Coral Sea. Both of the inflatable hulls on their 9-meter (30-foot) boat were damaged in several attacks by what were thought to be cookiecutter sharks — a small species not considered dangerous to people. The Australian Maritime Safety Authority coordinated the rescue of the two Russian and one French sailor after they activated an emergency beacon early Wednesday 835 kilometers (519 miles) southeast of the Queensland state city of Cairns.

Source: yahoo.com