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La Mama to pause public performances in 2025 after unsuccessful funding bid - Vimarsana News

La Mama to pause public performances in 2025 after unsuccessful funding bid

Caitlin Dullard, CEO and Director, has released an update on La Mama's plans for the future, following the organisation's inability to secure funding from Creative Australia in the latest funding round.

'You need to be resilient': Work cap reintroduction puts strain on international students - Vimarsana News

'You need to be resilient': Work cap reintroduction puts strain on international students

Gabriela* is an international student who claims she lost her job as a direct result of the re-introduction of a cap on student working hours. Facing stress, debt and uncertainty, she warns others planning on studying in Australia, “to come prepared, because there are a lot of obstacles.”

Source: sbs.com.au
Geelong Grammar charges students almost $85,000 a year - Vimarsana News

Geelong Grammar charges students almost $85,000 a year

Students at an elite school will be paying as much as a house deposit to get their  education, with parents set to fork out almost $85,000 for child's tuition fees.

Australian recession Q&A - Why the worry? What's the risk? And what would it mean for investors? - Vimarsana News

Australian recession Q&A - Why the worry? What's the risk? And what would it mean for investors?

27 Jun 2023 - Dr Shane Oliver, Head of Investment Strategy & Chief Economist at AMP, discusses the possible recession.

On budgets, popes and thinking local - Vimarsana News

On budgets, popes and thinking local

When exploring the ties between Federal Budget week and Laudato Si’ Week, it becomes clear there's an urgency to address economic inequality and climate change as a single, intricately linked problem. While the latest budget promises minor benefits, it lacks robust measures to tackle these major issues. By Andrew Hamilton