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Fight to repatriate cultural items and remains held in British museums continues - Vimarsana News

Fight to repatriate cultural items and remains held in British museums continues

The Queensland government has also promised to follow through with its $4.6 million plan to secure the return of items held in the British Museum.

Source: sbs.com.au
Saturday 24th February, 2024: Dr Julianne Schultz, Politics is Personal – Women Are Becoming More Progressive - Vimarsana News

Saturday 24th February, 2024: Dr Julianne Schultz, Politics is Personal – Women Are Becoming More Progressive

If politics is personal, is it any wonder that young women are looking for more progressive, meaningful solutions in a world that professes equality and opportunity, but reflexively belittles and undermines them?

Source: joy.org.au
Why university art museums play a vital role - Vimarsana News

Why university art museums play a vital role

The potential closure of GUAM (Griffith University Art Museum) reveals a fundamental misconception of the gallery's importance and that of all university art museums.

What does National have against Te Reo? - Vimarsana News

What does National have against Te Reo?

It may have been coincidental but the day after there were mass protests against the new Government's actions in undermining te Tiriti o Waitangi it was announced that National would seek to remove bonus payments for Public Servants learning Te Reo. Not only is this petty and vindictive, it may also be a breach of te Tiriti.

Daily review 05/12/2023 - Vimarsana News

Daily review 05/12/2023

Daily review is also your post. This provides Standardistas the opportunity to review events of the day. The usual rules of good behaviour apply (see the Policy). Don’t forget to be kind to each other …