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Eclipse at Half Moon - Jamaica Hotels - Montego Bay, Jamaica - Vimarsana News

Eclipse at Half Moon - Jamaica Hotels - Montego Bay, Jamaica

Tucked into a corner of a lush, 400-acre Jamaica paradise you’ll discover Eclipse. It’s an exclusive hotel-within-a-hotel at the iconic Half Moon, a resort whose history dates to 1954.

Tasmania may force visitors to quarantine or get Covid tests after 90 per cent vaccination - Vimarsana News

Tasmania may force visitors to quarantine or get Covid tests after 90 per cent vaccination

Tasmanian Premier Peter Gutwein said only fully vaccinated travellers would be allowed in, but those coming from areas with 'significant Covid' may have to jump through more hoops.

Strategy to reduce Hobart's bushfire risk - Vimarsana News

Strategy to reduce Hobart's bushfire risk

Protecting Hobart and its community from the risk of bushfire is the aim of an updated bushfire management strategy that is currently open for public...

As a student, 'west coaster' Rick Snell took a different path from his peers — now he's back home - Vimarsana News

As a student, 'west coaster' Rick Snell took a different path from his peers — now he's back home

As a student, 'west coaster' Rick Snell took a different path from his peers — now he's back home FriFriday 15 JanJanuary 2021 at 8:46pm Rick Snell says no matter how far from home he has been, he's always been a West Coaster at heart. ( Share Print text only Cancel Rick Snell is the first to admit he is far from a typical "west coaster", despite growing up in the Tasmanian mining town of Queenstown. "I loved to read, and that kind of stood me out from nearly everyone else … most of my contemporaries had either never read a book or prided themselves on not reading," he laughs.

Source: abc.net.au