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BBCNEWS Newsday July 3, 2024 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Newsday July 3, 2024

And they dehumanise people like that. Across the road, a very different tune. Siren records is the local mecca for those searching for rare vinyl. Ask them about politics in here and manager heidi kaye will tell you that america failed to deal properly with the January 6th Riots and that trump cant be allowed a comeback. We dont need more division. We just need to get on with the business of the country. And im done, personally, with the novelty of trump, and thats putting it lightly. One concern is that trump is going to win and this country will be under a virtual dictatorship for at least t...

Julie-anne Sprague to host 6PR Afternoons - Vimarsana News

Julie-anne Sprague to host 6PR Afternoons

Perth journalist Julie-anne Sprague will be joining 6PR as the new Afternoons host from April 19. 

South Australia top doctor reveals daughter died in her sleep in heartbreaking Twitter post - Vimarsana News

South Australia top doctor reveals daughter died in her sleep in heartbreaking Twitter post

Australian Medical Association South Australia president Michelle Atchison revealed on Twitter her 26-year-old daughter Caillin had died on Wednesday.

Police officer found Not Guilty over shooting death in Geraldton - Vimarsana News

Police officer found Not Guilty over shooting death in Geraldton

A jury took just three hours to reach the verdict.

Source: 6pr.com.au
Charity gets £25,000 gift - Vimarsana News

Charity gets £25,000 gift

The site of the proposed woodland at Bolland Hill in Seend Photo: Kevan Wind ENVIRONMENTAL charity Avon Needs Trees has received an anonymous £25,000 donation towards the purchase of a second piece of land in Wiltshire to create new woodland. The charity hopes to be in a position to buy the 19 acres in Seend in the spring, and received a very big boost this week with the donation from a Bristol-based individual towards the £175,000 needed to complete the deal. Nikki Jones, chairwoman of Bristol-based Avon Needs Trees, said: “We’re absolutely thrilled. This takes us much closer to ...