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Motor cycle accident - Mr Shenfield Injured - Vimarsana News

Motor cycle accident - Mr Shenfield Injured

From the pages of the Frankston and Somerville Standard, 16 & 18 May 1923

Perth home builders: How the dual grants nearly broke the building industry - Vimarsana News

Perth home builders: How the dual grants nearly broke the building industry

Despite the grants leading to ‘four years worth of housing contracts being squeezed into six months’, the number of home builds has not increased, and thousands of prospective owners have been left waiting in the wings.

Winston Churchill's 'magnificently idiotic' platypus quest – and more strange stories of Australian animals abroad | Wildlife - Vimarsana News

Winston Churchill's 'magnificently idiotic' platypus quest – and more strange stories of Australian animals abroad | Wildlife

The colonisation of Australia coincided with a boom in European interest in exotic animals – so kangaroos, dingoes, wombats and more were shipped off regardless of practicalities

Families take to the streets as COVID-19 restrictions ease - Vimarsana News

Families take to the streets as COVID-19 restrictions ease

Family Day marked around B.C. with many people going out on the town

Businesses struggling to 'keep alive' as coronavirus vaccine rollout drags on - Vimarsana News

Businesses struggling to 'keep alive' as coronavirus vaccine rollout drags on

Businesses struggling to 'keep alive' as coronavirus vaccine rollout drags on Posted Yesterday at 8:09pm FriFriday 9 updated 1 AprApril 2021 at 1:23am Atheka Le Souef's opal store is losing up to $40,000 in revenue each month. ( Print text only Cancel Atheka Le Souef is just one of the many small business owners desperate for the COVID-19 vaccine rollout to happen as quickly as possible. Before the pandemic caused the international borders to shut, her family-owned opal store in Melbourne's CBD was largely frequented by overseas tourists hunting for a piece of Australia's national gemstone....

Source: abc.net.au