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Businesses could face fines up to $25,000 for refusing cash | Western Advocate - Vimarsana News

Businesses could face fines up to $25,000 for refusing cash | Western Advocate

New bill may force Australian businesses to accept cash or face fines up to $25,000. Concerns rise over a potential cashless society.

The 'dangerous potential' for one factor to create more unrest in Australian communities - Vimarsana News

The 'dangerous potential' for one factor to create more unrest in Australian communities

With the strength of Australia's social cohesion put to the test amid rising rates of Islamophobia and antisemitism and stabbing attacks, one expert points to a concerning factor that could impact social cohesion even further.

Source: sbs.com.au
'Racism laundering' in the Voice referendum - Vimarsana News

'Racism laundering' in the Voice referendum

Content warning: First Nations readers are advised this piece discusses the Voice to Parliament referendum and colonial violence.

Government Criticised for Resettling ISIS Families in Sydney Without Community Consultation - Vimarsana News

Government Criticised for Resettling ISIS Families in Sydney Without Community Consultation

The centre-left Labor government’s decision to resettle ISIS families in Australia without consulting with the community has faced ...

Industry Minister Ed Husic accuses gas companies of having 'glut of greed' with Coalition and independents divided on price cap - Vimarsana News

Industry Minister Ed Husic accuses gas companies of having 'glut of greed' with Coalition and independents divided on price cap

Industry Minister Ed Husic has accused gas companies of ignoring public anger about surging prices as MPs from across Parliament descend into debate over supply shortages.