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Ned Kelly's descendants claim cultural heritage rights over the site of his last stand. The Supreme Court disagrees - Vimarsana News

Ned Kelly's descendants claim cultural heritage rights over the site of his last stand. The Supreme Court disagrees

The Victorian Supreme Court has determined the descendants of Ned Kelly’s family are not a distinctive cultural group with the right to protections of their ‘intangible cultural heritage’.

Australia property: Homeowners to save money on energy bills in switch to seven-star homes - Vimarsana News

Australia property: Homeowners to save money on energy bills in switch to seven-star homes

Seven-star energy-efficient homes are about to become more common and reduce energy use by about a quarter compared with six-star homes. But how?

Australia property: Homeowners to save money on energy bills in switch to seven-star homes - Vimarsana News

Australia property: Homeowners to save money on energy bills in switch to seven-star homes

Seven-star energy-efficient homes are about to become more common and reduce energy use by about a quarter compared with six-star homes. But how?

Source: smh.com.au
Ned Kelly was an organised crime boss who would be a METH dealer if he was alive now - Vimarsana News

Ned Kelly was an organised crime boss who would be a METH dealer if he was alive now

Recent books about Kelly have moved away from portraying the outlaw as a romantic Robin Hood figure and depicted him as a merciless murderer but a new study called Nabbing Ned Kelly goes further.

Radio Girl - February 2022 - Silicon Chip Online - Vimarsana News

Radio Girl - February 2022 - Silicon Chip Online

David Dufty’s book is a biography of Violet McKenzie, Australia’s first female engineer and one of the founders of Wireless Weekly magazine. That magazine was eventually renamed to “Electronics Australia”. by Nicholas Vinen