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Qld bushfires: Fire fight continues after Wallangarra saved - Vimarsana News

Qld bushfires: Fire fight continues after Wallangarra saved

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School expansion is welcomed by former student - Vimarsana News

School expansion is welcomed by former student

CONSTRUCTION of a $10 million Futures Centre at St Paul’s Anglican Grammar School is well underway, and has great significance […]

New head of St Paul's Traralgon | Latrobe Valley Express - Vimarsana News

New head of St Paul's Traralgon | Latrobe Valley Express

A NEW era at St Paul’s Anglican Grammar School in Traralgon will be led by teacher Leonie Clark. As St […]

Weekend Watch, D-Fly & Dixie Podcast: Bookending the Season - Vimarsana News

Weekend Watch, D-Fly & Dixie Podcast: Bookending the Season

The Blue Jay Brethren are back with another new episode of the Inside Lacrosse weekend preview. With Dixie calling three games on Thursday as the women's Big Ten Semifinals got underway, D-Fly and Dixie recorded earlier than usual and stretched themselves to look deeper into the crystal ball for this weekend that features the Big Ten Semifinals and MAAC Quarterfinals, in addition to the last weekend of regular season action for most teams, highlighted by Duke-North Carolina and Syracuse-Notre Dame. They discuss the News of the Week, including the evolving, sensitive situation with Chase Scanl...

Firefighting brothers take on Mooloolaba Tri - Vimarsana News

Firefighting brothers take on Mooloolaba Tri

Cameron will be taking on the 10km run along the Mooloolaba foreshore while youngest Matt will tackle the 40km bike ride and Mark will compete in the 1500m swim. Cameron Herbert said while there’s a rivalry between him and his brothers, they’re in it to beat the other firefighting teams. “We’re not taking it super seriously but it’s good that we’ve all come together, they both work in Brisbane so we don’t get together too often as the three of us,” Mr Hebert said. “It’ll be a nice way to spend the day and have something to talk about afterwards.