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World War I diary of soldier from Brunswick, Melbourne, found among donated books at Brotherhood of St Laurence - Vimarsana News

World War I diary of soldier from Brunswick, Melbourne, found among donated books at Brotherhood of St Laurence

In the diary, discovered in a Melbourne warehouse more than 100 years after he wrote it, James Leslie Robinson from Brunswick writes of watching mates being maimed and killed, and of seeing dugouts strewn with skulls.

Source: smh.com.au
Forgotten chapter of First World War involves brain of Nova Scotia soldier - Vimarsana News

Forgotten chapter of First World War involves brain of Nova Scotia soldier

A Nova Scotian's brain was used as part of a First World War program that extracted body parts of slain soldiers for medical research purposes. Historian Tim Cook's latest book shines light on a forgotten chapter of Canadian history.

Source: cbc.ca
FMCG giants shift gears in sustainable packaging, finds GlobalData - Vimarsana News

FMCG giants shift gears in sustainable packaging, finds GlobalData

Fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) companies are increasingly pledging to bring the environmental, social and governance (ESG) element into packaging with an aim to address various environmental challenges.

Terms and acronyms that asylum seekers need to know in France - Vimarsana News

Terms and acronyms that asylum seekers need to know in France

French bureaucracy is notoriously complex, especially if the information is only available in French. This can make things difficult for migrants who have to learn what a lot of acronyms mean when they arrive. Here are a few of the most important terms to know.

Traces of Dinosaur DNA May Still Exist in 125 Million-Year-Old Bones, Scientists Say - Vimarsana News

Traces of Dinosaur DNA May Still Exist in 125 Million-Year-Old Bones, Scientists Say

The remnants of DNA may lurk in 125 million-year-old dinosaur fossils found in China. If the microscopic structures are indeed DNA, they would be the oldest recorded preservation of chromosome material in a vertebrate fossil.