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Two jailed for drug-dealing network after Lowestoft arrests | East Anglian Daily Times - Vimarsana News

Two jailed for drug-dealing network after Lowestoft arrests | East Anglian Daily Times

Two men arrested after dawn raids in Lowestoft have been jailed for their involvement in a large-scale drugs network.

Source: eadt.co.uk
Two jailed for drug-dealing network after Lowestoft arrests - Vimarsana News

Two jailed for drug-dealing network after Lowestoft arrests

Two men arrested after dawn raids in Lowestoft have been jailed for their involvement in a large-scale drugs network.

Why the Voice Went Down - Quadrant Online - Vimarsana News

Why the Voice Went Down - Quadrant Online

The months between Anthony Albanese's rash election-night pledge and the Voice's overwhelming rejection on October 14 saw public support follow an unvarying downward path to utter defeat. Much as its promoters prefer to blame racism, misinformation and 'sheer stupidity' for their failure, it was hubris, arrogance and bullying which brought their cause undone

Voice to parliament advocates mull Noel Pearson criticism - Vimarsana News

Voice to parliament advocates mull Noel Pearson criticism

Voice advocates say the Yes campaign is on track for success despite flagging support in public polls and a call from Indigenous leader Noel Pearson for messaging to better highlight the concept of constitutional recognition.

Source: afr.com
'A spiritual notion': The Voice and the yearnings of our hearts - Vimarsana News

'A spiritual notion': The Voice and the yearnings of our hearts

Recent books Statements from the Soul and An Indigenous Voice to Parliament explore different perspectives on the Uluru Statement, including the relationship between the land and Indigenous people and the legal impact of the proposed constitutional change, while demonstrating the need to appeal to hearts and minds in rallying support for an Indigenous Voice. By Michael McVeigh