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Daily review 16/12/2020 - Vimarsana News

Daily review 16/12/2020

Not a good day at the office for Mallard today. $333k cost to the tax payer so far, plus a further $37k in legal fees and the accused apparently has a case against parliamentary services. I think this is going to cost the tax payer a lot more half a million. This really irks me when my taxes go towards defending MP's for saying stupid things. The funds could have fed a few families at Christmas. ianmac 1.1 Jester: the accused apparently has a case against parliamentary services. That is true but nothing to do with Mallards activity nor did Mallard have anything to do wit...

Ancient stories and enduring spirit: Loving Country reminds us of the wonders right under our noses - Vimarsana News

Ancient stories and enduring spirit: Loving Country reminds us of the wonders right under our noses

Review: Loving Country by Bruce Pascoe and Vicky Shukuroglou (Hardie Grant Travel) Travelling through the Australian landscape is an often breathtaking experience raising many questions in the traveller’s mind — none of which can be answered by an online search engine when your internet connection fails. What everyone needs is a travel companion like Loving Country, co-authored by Aboriginal Elder Bruce Pascoe and artist Vicky Shukuroglou. At first glance, it is a travel guide to some of Australia’s most beautiful Country but on closer inspection, it reveals honest, riveting yarns abou...

The top books of 2020 from Helen Garner, Jane Harper, Sebastian Barry and more - Vimarsana News

The top books of 2020 from Helen Garner, Jane Harper, Sebastian Barry and more

Normal text size Very large text size What a year. Who would have thought this time last year that 2020 would bring a pandemic? And what did it mean for books? Well, publishing schedules went a bit haywire as titles were postponed, trumpeted or slipped under the radar. It was possibly the worst time to be a debut author, with launches taking on a new identity. Writers festivals and bookshop events were cancelled or migrated online. But didn't we readers respond well? We took to virtual events in our homes with alacrity, while festival directors swiftly and imaginatively adapted their offering...