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Oil firms to implement P4 price increase for diesel - Vimarsana News

Oil firms to implement P4 price increase for diesel

Oil firms to implement P4 price increase for diesel

Citrasco opposes plan to raisePUJ, bus fares during rush hour - Vimarsana News

Citrasco opposes plan to raisePUJ, bus fares during rush hour

Citrasco opposes plan to raisePUJ, bus fares during rush hour

Key Kiwi F5000 Drivers Have 'Unfinished Business' At Major Category Anniversary Meetings In The USA This Month - Vimarsana News

Key Kiwi F5000 Drivers Have 'Unfinished Business' At Major Category Anniversary Meetings In The USA This Month

Two key members of the four-man SAS Autoparts MSC NZ F5000 Tasman Cup Revival series squad set to travel this month to the USA to join compatriots from there, Australia and the UK in celebrating the 55th anniversary of the stock-block 5-litre V8 wings-and-slicks ...

Auckland.Scoop » Key Kiwi F5000 Drivers Have 'Unfinished Business' At Major Category Anniversary Meetings In The USA This Month - Vimarsana News

Auckland.Scoop » Key Kiwi F5000 Drivers Have 'Unfinished Business' At Major Category Anniversary Meetings In The USA This Month

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"Overstaffed and unacceptably inefficient" Victorian groups condemn HRV oversight - Vimarsana News

"Overstaffed and unacceptably inefficient" Victorian groups condemn HRV oversight

Representative bodies are demanding change at board level on Harness Racing Victoria after revelation of the industry’s disastrous financial position and the announcement of stakes reductions and cost-cutting measures. In a joint statement the groups representing the sport’s participant bodies said they had significant concerns as to the management, performance and oversight by HRV. The