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BBCNEWS BBC News January 2, 2020 23:00:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News January 2, 2020 23:00:00

This is bbc news. The headlines at 11 00pm a state of emergency is declared in south east australia amid warnings of more bushfires. Its the largest forced evacuation New South Wales has seen, as thousands flee the path of the flames. The the path of the flames. Fireballjust came through i about the fireballjust came through at about 80 kilometres an hour, hit the house, and then we ran into the lake, and all the embers and everything were hitting us, dont her haira everything were hitting us, dont her hair a little bit. There is anger over the governments handling of the emergency, as the Pri...

Biosecurity protection levy passes House of Representatives - Vimarsana News

Biosecurity protection levy passes House of Representatives

New biosecurity levy has passed the lower house despite failing to gain the support of the Greens, Independents and Coalition.

Australia's Kangaroo Island named No 2 must-visit region for 2024 by Lonely Planet | Tourism (Australia) - Vimarsana News

Australia's Kangaroo Island named No 2 must-visit region for 2024 by Lonely Planet | Tourism (Australia)

Karta Pintingga was picked for its ‘amazing beaches’, food, wine, wildlife and outdoor adventures

Swiss general election signals shift to the right - Vimarsana News

Swiss general election signals shift to the right

Greens the big losers in Switzerland as voters’ concerns focus on immigration, political correctness and slowing economy

City councillor re-joins Liberal Party, weighs up preselection bid - Vimarsana News

City councillor re-joins Liberal Party, weighs up preselection bid

Henry Davis, the outspoken city councillor who has led a public fight to keep a prayer at the start of council meetings, says he is re-joining the Liberal Party and mulling a federal preselection bid.