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BBCNEWS Outside Source May 19, 2020 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Outside Source May 19, 2020

Millions around the world have lost theirjobs and many more are likely to. We assess the economic fallout from coronavirus. More than 11,000 people have died in care homes in britain since the start of march the goverments been criticised for not acting fast enough. And millions are evacuated from coastal areas in india and bangladesh, as cyclone amphan approaches the bay of bengal. Welcome. The head of the World Health Organisation has defended its handling of the coronavirus pandemic. The who has been sharply criticised by the United States and will be the subject of an independent inquiry. ...

Dubbo Regional Livestock Markets goes up for sale spurring producers to fear fee hikes - Vimarsana News

Dubbo Regional Livestock Markets goes up for sale spurring producers to fear fee hikes

Some producers fear potential fee hikes at the Dubbo Regional Livestock Market as privatisation is considered by council.

Source: abc.net.au
Producers fear fee hikes as council considers selling Dubbo Regional Livestock Markets - Vimarsana News

Producers fear fee hikes as council considers selling Dubbo Regional Livestock Markets

Some producers fear potential fee hikes at the Dubbo Regional Livestock Market as privatisation is considered by council.

Source: abc.net.au
Anthony Albanese pushes the button on the Voice referendum, as the anti-trans rights tour comes to Canberra - Vimarsana News

Anthony Albanese pushes the button on the Voice referendum, as the anti-trans rights tour comes to Canberra

Anthony Albanese — his voice unsteady — has announced the final negotiated wording of the referendum question upon which Australians will vote this year. And it's a roll of the dice, writes Annabel Crabb. 

Source: abc.net.au
Labor senator Glenn Sterle backtracks after calling Bridget McKenzie a 'naughty little girl' - Vimarsana News

Labor senator Glenn Sterle backtracks after calling Bridget McKenzie a 'naughty little girl'

A Labor Senator has been forced to apologise for referring to his colleague as a "naughty little girl" during a heated Senate estimates.