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Teen pregnancy, a DNA test and a long lost sibling — ABC Perth star Jo Trilling shares her emotional story - Vimarsana News

Teen pregnancy, a DNA test and a long lost sibling — ABC Perth star Jo Trilling shares her emotional story

Teen pregnancy, a long lost half-sister, a DNA test and being disowned by your dad . . . ‘everybody’s got a story’ says radio star Jo Trilling — but all four are hers.  

Fisheries minister says shark fishing ban at Perth, regional swimming beaches is imminent - Vimarsana News

Fisheries minister says shark fishing ban at Perth, regional swimming beaches is imminent

WA Fisheries Minister Don Punch says shark fishing and swimming are incompatible at popular beaches and changing the legislation to ban it is simple.

Source: abc.net.au
Perth residents recount 'terrifying' escape from Sudanese conflict - Vimarsana News

Perth residents recount 'terrifying' escape from Sudanese conflict

Perth residents are among more than 150 people flown home to Australia by the government to escape conflict in Sudan. They remain fearful for those left behind.

Source: abc.net.au
'No birds': Bayswater Car Rental slogan used since 1950s slammed as sexist by Perth mum - Vimarsana News

'No birds': Bayswater Car Rental slogan used since 1950s slammed as sexist by Perth mum

Outraged Perth mother Nicole Van Dijken has vented her anger at the 'sexist slur' slogan an Australian hire car company has been using for about 75 years.

'No birds' car rental branding under fire over 'sexist stereotyping' of women - Vimarsana News

'No birds' car rental branding under fire over 'sexist stereotyping' of women

A Perth and Sydney car hire company that uses a slogan dating back to the 1960s referring to women as "birds" is being criticised as a "sexist slur" and no longer appropriate.

Source: abc.net.au