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How businesses impacted by 'noxious' Aycliffe smell have been affected - Vimarsana News

How businesses impacted by 'noxious' Aycliffe smell have been affected

A business owner in Brafferton has explained how he hasn't had any guests in six months due to the Aycliffe smell

Tragedy as swimmer dies after being pulled unresponsive from the water by beachgoers at Cosy Corner beach in Torquay - Vimarsana News

Tragedy as swimmer dies after being pulled unresponsive from the water by beachgoers at Cosy Corner beach in Torquay

A man has died after being pulled from the waters of Cosy Corner beach in Torquay along Victoria's Surf Coast at 9:45am on Saturday.

Big-city problems surfing in on Torquay as newcomers embrace a sea change - Vimarsana News

Big-city problems surfing in on Torquay as newcomers embrace a sea change

It is the capital of Australia’s surfing culture, but Torquay is changing fast. Can it keep its coastal soul while residents flock to the town? Rip Curl, Quiksilver, surfing, development, Quay, Quay 2,

Missing backpacker Theo Hayez's godfather urges Samantha Murphy's family to push for key clue that could reveal what happened to the mum after she vanished - Vimarsana News

Missing backpacker Theo Hayez's godfather urges Samantha Murphy's family to push for key clue that could reveal what happened to the mum after she vanished

The case is eerily similar to that of Mr Hayez, a Belgian teenager who vanished without a trace while visiting Byron Bay on a backpacking trip around Australia.

Councillor's rogue act after almost 40 per cent of councils in one state dumped Australia Day tradition - Vimarsana News

Councillor's rogue act after almost 40 per cent of councils in one state dumped Australia Day tradition

Rogue coucillors and political operatives are holding their own Australia Day events after almost 40 per cent of councils in their state ditched the annual tradition.