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Bradley (Brad) Adams Sells 1,000,000 Shares of Rare Foods Australia Limited (ASX:RFA) Stock - Vimarsana News

Bradley (Brad) Adams Sells 1,000,000 Shares of Rare Foods Australia Limited (ASX:RFA) Stock

Rare Foods Australia Limited (ASX:RFA – Get Free Report) insider Bradley (Brad) Adams sold 1,000,000 shares of the stock in a transaction on Tuesday, December 19th. The stock was sold at an average price of A$0.04 ($0.03), for a total transaction of A$40,000.00 ($26,845.64). Rare Foods Australia Price Performance The company has a debt-to-equity ratio […]

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ASX Seafood Sector Swimming Against The Tide - Vimarsana News

ASX Seafood Sector Swimming Against The Tide

The New Criterion's Tim Boreham navigates the choppy seas of a fraught Australian seafood-farming market

Mass whale stranding on Cheynes Beach: A 'number' have died - Vimarsana News

Mass whale stranding on Cheynes Beach: A 'number' have died

As dawn breaks on a remote Great Southern beach, wildlife crews are trying to determine how many whales that beached more than 12 hours earlier have died.

Mass whale stranding on Cheynes Beach: Dozens have died - Vimarsana News

Mass whale stranding on Cheynes Beach: Dozens have died

Rescuers are desperately trying to get the remaining 46 whales left alive on Cheynes Beach near Albany into deep water. Sadly, despite the all-night vigil of volunteers, 51 of the animals died overnight.

Locals urged to stay away from large pod of stranded whales on Cheynes Beach near Albany - Vimarsana News

Locals urged to stay away from large pod of stranded whales on Cheynes Beach near Albany

Whales line the shore of Cheynes Beach for about 100 metres while about 30 people brave the cold and wind to try to move them back into the water.