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Palm Beach retreat owned by Martin McCallum up for sale for $31m - Vimarsana News

Palm Beach retreat owned by Martin McCallum up for sale for $31m

Who needs a box-office hit? Theatre producer Martin McCallum is quietly offering his Palm Beach retreat to those with the $31 million to $34 million to pay for it.

Source: smh.com.au
Sydney luxury property: Fintech entrepreneur lists $25m North Bondi house - Vimarsana News

Sydney luxury property: Fintech entrepreneur lists $25m North Bondi house

Sydney’s ultra rich are feeling lucky judging by the slew of trophy homes for sale for sums that the neighbours would once have thought impossible.

Source: smh.com.au
May 10th: Normandy Tourism, Wrapped in Kindness & Enterprise Ireland's Innovation Arena - Vimarsana News

May 10th: Normandy Tourism, Wrapped in Kindness & Enterprise Ireland's Innovation Arena

Normandy TourismMary was joined by Ben Collier, Marketing Manager for Normandy Tourism about an upcoming French Food

Source: wlrfm.com
The Farmlink Project aims to cut food waste and get it to people who need it - Vimarsana News

The Farmlink Project aims to cut food waste and get it to people who need it

Some 80 billion pounds of food is thrown away every year in the United States. The Farmlink Project is trying to change that.

Source: abc7.com
Over 100 Years Ago, Sheridan Offered Bounty on Flies - Vimarsana News

Over 100 Years Ago, Sheridan Offered Bounty on Flies

Everyone has heard of bounties of wolves and coyotes and jackrabbits. But flies? In this era of living in houses with well-sealed windows, screen doors, and various and assorted sprays and insect traps, we may forget that 100 years ago flies were a major problem. Automobiles had not yet completel