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Strong Support For Christian Education At Town Hall Meetings - Vimarsana News

Strong Support For Christian Education At Town Hall Meetings

Major town hall meetings demonstrate strong support for Christian education: Find out why parents are fighting against reforms that could undermine faith-based schools.

LETTERS: Hopes 'listening to science' could change Liberal policy | The Advocate - Vimarsana News

LETTERS: Hopes 'listening to science' could change Liberal policy | The Advocate

Read a response to Senator Jonathan Duniam's article discussing the importance of listening to scientific evidence on climate and ecology.

Senator Jonathan Duniam 'very concerned' federal government is 'heading towards' shut down of salmon farming in Tasmania - Vimarsana News

Senator Jonathan Duniam 'very concerned' federal government is 'heading towards' shut down of salmon farming in Tasmania

Tasmania's vital salmon farming trade is under threat following a debate in federal parliament over the $1.3 billion industry. 

Tasmanian Liberal Senator Jonathan Duniam labels Voice referendum a 'scare tactic' by the Albanese government - Vimarsana News

Tasmanian Liberal Senator Jonathan Duniam labels Voice referendum a 'scare tactic' by the Albanese government

Shadow environment minister Jonathan Duniam has labelled the Voice referendum a "scare tactic" by the Labor government.

Australian Antarctic Division accused of hampering Senate investigation into research cuts - Vimarsana News

Australian Antarctic Division accused of hampering Senate investigation into research cuts

Two climate scientists who recently left division tell inquiry former colleagues have been ‘directed to remain quiet’