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The right-wing, pro-war character of Australia's indigenous Voice plan becomes clearer - Vimarsana News

The right-wing, pro-war character of Australia's indigenous Voice plan becomes clearer

A “yes” vote for the Voice is being presented as a patriotic duty, necessary to unite the nation or complete the national unity of Australia.

Source: wsws.org
Local elections 2023: races to watch, key themes, and more - Vimarsana News

Local elections 2023: races to watch, key themes, and more

More than 8,000 seats will be contested at 230 councils across England tomorrow - but what does this mean for the North West?

'We'd be getting it from both sides, which was horrendous': Australian political players on our brutal refugee policies - Vimarsana News

'We'd be getting it from both sides, which was horrendous': Australian political players on our brutal refugee policies

Why are governments so rarely seen as being responsible for creating the conditions that allow asylum seeker tragedies to occur?

Indigenous Voice to parliament: Megan Davis, Jacinta Nampijinpa Price, Linda Burney, Dean Parkin, Thomas Mayo on the high-stakes gamble of the 2023 campaign and referendum - Vimarsana News

Indigenous Voice to parliament: Megan Davis, Jacinta Nampijinpa Price, Linda Burney, Dean Parkin, Thomas Mayo on the high-stakes gamble of the 2023 campaign and referendum

Opponents of the Voice say it will change how the country is run. Megan Davis says that’s the point.

Source: afr.com
Bitcoin is rebounding. Here's what crypto investors should know before coming onboard - Vimarsana News

Bitcoin is rebounding. Here's what crypto investors should know before coming onboard

It has risen by more than 70 per cent since January, outstripping an 8 per cent climb in global stocks. Read more at straitstimes.com.