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DW Business June 5, 2019 - Vimarsana News

DW Business June 5, 2019

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Best short overseas holiday from Australia: Port Vila, Vanuatu - Vimarsana News

Best short overseas holiday from Australia: Port Vila, Vanuatu

Tiny Port Vila, with a population just over 61,000, has come of age. The capital of Vanuatu is home to chic restaurants, bars and gourmet produce outlets.

Rebecca Ruth Candy main ingredient of Frankfort's Chocolate Stroll of restaurants, bars - Vimarsana News

Rebecca Ruth Candy main ingredient of Frankfort's Chocolate Stroll of restaurants, bars

Attention chocoholics, mark your calendars for this foodie event.

Source: yahoo.com
Big River Bakery, Newcastle launches National Stottie Week - Vimarsana News

Big River Bakery, Newcastle launches National Stottie Week

A bakery will launch the first-ever National Stottie Week this month.

Grant awarded to Parks and Recreation Department will fund planting of over 200 trees around Mitchell - Vimarsana News

Grant awarded to Parks and Recreation Department will fund planting of over 200 trees around Mitchell

“The main goal is to place trees where there haven’t been any trees, or to replace trees that have died off,” Parks and Recreation Director Kevin Nelson said.