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What 12 First Nations People Wish You Knew About January 26 - Vimarsana News

What 12 First Nations People Wish You Knew About January 26

Young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander folks share their thoughts on January 26, their connection to Country, and hopes for the future.

6 Festivals | TV Tonight - Vimarsana News

6 Festivals | TV Tonight

A vibrant young cast at the centre of a new Paramount+ local movie live it up in a bucket-list of rock festivals.

Airdate: 6 Festivals | TV Tonight - Vimarsana News

Airdate: 6 Festivals | TV Tonight

When James receives a devastating diagnosis, 4 friends throw themselves into a whirlwind of festivals in an attempt to escape reality.

Paramount+ commissions first local film, 6 Festivals. - Vimarsana News

Paramount+ commissions first local film, 6 Festivals.

6 Festivals. Bra Boys, Fighting Fear), 6 Festivals tells the story of three best friends Maxie, Summer and James as they bucket-list six music festivals over six months, whilst coming to terms with a cancer diagnosis. The cast features Yasmin Honeychurch ( The Life of Jess, Back of the Net) as Summer, Rory Potter ( The Secret River, The Dressmaker), Rasmus King ( Bosch & Rockit) and newcomer Guyala Bayles, who plays Marley, an up-and-coming musician. With filming having commenced earlier this year at musical festivals across Wollongong and the Sunshine Coast, 6 Festivals will also feature a...

An Instagram post about Black influencers in the US being paid less went viral. Australians in the industry say the same thing happens here. - Vimarsana News

An Instagram post about Black influencers in the US being paid less went viral. Australians in the industry say the same thing happens here.

An Instagram post about Black influencers in the US being paid less went viral. Australians in the industry say the same thing happens here. Cam Wilson Australians working in the influencer industry say that Black, Indigenous and people of colour (BIPOC) are paid less than their white counterparts. This follows an Instagram post about racism experienced by their international counterparts went viral in February. BIPOC influencers are also less likely to be chosen for work and are less likely to be signed by an agency, according to some working in the industry. Visit Business I...

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