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Why not recognise indigenous history of places? - Vimarsana News

Why not recognise indigenous history of places?

In our final post of letters debating the issue of the Voice, DAVID JENKINS, of Casey, asks why shouldn’t we recognise the long indigenous history of places, "particularly when so many are currently named after absentee imperial overlords".

TJ's win streak keeps flying by opponents | Richmond Free Press | Serving the African American Community in Richmond, VA - Vimarsana News

TJ's win streak keeps flying by opponents | Richmond Free Press | Serving the African American Community in Richmond, VA

With Rashaud Cherry’s steady hands on the steering wheel, Thomas Jefferson High School has its GPS set on “all the way to the top.” The Vikings have taken off so fast you wonder if they’ve left patches of burned rubber along Richmond’s West End roadways.

A rude shock to return home to Canberra buses - Vimarsana News

A rude shock to return home to Canberra buses

On holiday, letter writer COLIN LYONS enjoyed terrific pubic transport across the world. Returning to Canberra was a "rude shock... to find the interval on all off-peak services, apart from the inter-city R routes, was 60 minutes."

A matter of respect, equity and human rights - Vimarsana News

A matter of respect, equity and human rights

As we edge towards the October 14 referendum, "CityNews" readers continue to want to be heard on any decision to enshrine an indigenous Voice in the constitution. 

Roof repairs finished at San Angelo arts museum - Vimarsana News

Roof repairs finished at San Angelo arts museum

If you've driven around downtown San Angelo in the past few months, you may have noticed the new copper roof creeping its way across the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts. Well, that construction is completed now, and the results are in — and very, very shiny.