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Balaclava-clad neo-Nazis condemned by state's leader after they were pulled off a train on Australia Day with six arrested - as the group's leader ranted at police - Vimarsana News

Balaclava-clad neo-Nazis condemned by state's leader after they were pulled off a train on Australia Day with six arrested - as the group's leader ranted at police

NSW Premier Chris Minns has condemned a balaclava-clad neo-Nazi group who were pulled from a train in shocking Australia Day scenes.

Open mike 28/01/2024 - Vimarsana News

Open mike 28/01/2024

Open mike is your post. For announcements, general discussion, whatever you choose. The usual rules of good behaviour apply (see the Policy). Step up to the mike …

Australia Day: What really happened on January 26, 1788 - Vimarsana News

Australia Day: What really happened on January 26, 1788

The nation might be divided over whether Friday is 'Australia Day' or 'Invasion Day' but historians and legal experts say some basic facts are being ignored.

Aboriginal heroes illuminate Sydney Opera House on Australia Day | The Scone Advocate - Vimarsana News

Aboriginal heroes illuminate Sydney Opera House on Australia Day | The Scone Advocate

At dawn on Australia Day the faces of four Aboriginal figures illuminated the Sydney Opera House. Who were Nanbarry, Barangaroo, Pemulwuy, and Patyegarang?

Letter: Proxy votes 'will not fix the problem' - Cook Islands News - Vimarsana News

Letter: Proxy votes 'will not fix the problem' - Cook Islands News

Dear Editor, The new Standing Orders for Parliament (SO) came into force on the 1st July 2022. There were some major changes in the new SO. One of the changes was that the Business Committee at the last sitting of Parliament for the year must recommend a sitting programme for the following year. There must be at least 14 sitting days per calendar year.