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Australian businessman David Campbell arrested in Serbia as part of $1.5billion cocaine smuggling syndicate is jailed for 18 years - Vimarsana News

Australian businessman David Campbell arrested in Serbia as part of $1.5billion cocaine smuggling syndicate is jailed for 18 years

David Edward John Campbell, 54, was arrested outside the Metropol Palace Hotel in Belgrade in January 2018 and was sentenced on Friday.

Groundwater Country Music Festival Reveals Full Program Ahead Of 10th Anniversary Event - Vimarsana News

Groundwater Country Music Festival Reveals Full Program Ahead Of 10th Anniversary Event

"Every year, [Groundwater] delivers an exceptional line-up of talent and a unique experience."

Members of Oxford University recognised in the King's Birthday Honours 2023 - Vimarsana News

Members of Oxford University recognised in the King's Birthday Honours 2023

Services by members of Oxford University have been recognised and celebrated in the 2023 King's Birthday Honours list. 

Source: ox.ac.uk
Paul Keating calls for Australia to become a republic, claiming royal family would have been 'so glad' if 1999 referendum passed - Vimarsana News

Paul Keating calls for Australia to become a republic, claiming royal family would have been 'so glad' if 1999 referendum passed

A former prime minister has launched a fresh attack on the monarchy under King Charles III and suggested the royal family had hoped for an Australian republic amid the 1999 referendum.

Peter FitzSimons' Australian Republican Movement causes stir with weird lizard Twitter post - Vimarsana News

Peter FitzSimons' Australian Republican Movement causes stir with weird lizard Twitter post

Peter FitzSimon's republican movement went viral on Twitter for the wrong reasons as many mocked it for referencing a conspiracy theory, which the CEO labelled 'absurd'.