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Linders get GWM Ora franchise - car and motoring news by CompleteCar.ie - Vimarsana News

Linders get GWM Ora franchise - car and motoring news by CompleteCar.ie

The Linders Group has been named Ireland's first GWM Ora dealer. Linders get GWM Ora franchise - CompleteCar.ie car news

Ancient fish had 'big brain' | Mirage News - Vimarsana News

Ancient fish had 'big brain' | Mirage News

Cladarosymblema narrienense, a 330 million-year-old fish from the Carboniferous Period found in Queensland, which is an ancestor of the first land

Aussie Researchers Reckon This Big-headed Fish Is the Key to Evolution - Vimarsana News

Aussie Researchers Reckon This Big-headed Fish Is the Key to Evolution

Flinders University just found a link between a big-headed fish from Queensland and land-venturing animals in a fossil CT scan.

Woman compensated R2 million for slipping on a chip - Vimarsana News

Woman compensated R2 million for slipping on a chip

Woman compensated R2 million for slipping on a chip Updated El Broide Share this: Zouki Café in Melbourne, Australia is being sued after a customer slipped and fell on a chip at their establishment back in 2015. 59-year-old Roxanne Britton rocked up at the Zouki Café at the Monash Medical Centre in Melbourne, Australia, back in 2015 to buy herself some lunch. However, when leaving the café, she slipped and fell on a hot chip and injured herself in the process. As a result, Roxanne suffered a lower back injury, including two prolapsed discs and pain in her leg, foot and knee. Roxanne also...

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Fast-food lover claims $141,000 compensation after she slipped on a HOT CHIP at a Melbourne café - Vimarsana News

Fast-food lover claims $141,000 compensation after she slipped on a HOT CHIP at a Melbourne café

Share A statement of claim alleges the cafe was negligent in failing to remove the food scrap during the lunchtime rush, according to the Herald Sun. Court documents also claim the venue was negligent because it allowed the chip to stay on the floor, failed to warn patrons of the potential hazard and did not put up a slip warning sign. It was also claimed that the cafe did not have an adequate system for managing foot traffic, along with 23 additional alleged points of negligence and breaches of duty. 'At all material times the defendant owed the worker, a patron of the cafe, a duty of care,'...