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QLD Government announces $2.5m in tourism vouchers for Gold Coast recovery - Vimarsana News

QLD Government announces $2.5m in tourism vouchers for Gold Coast recovery

Queensland Premier Steven Miles has today launched a boost for Gold Coast tourism operators in the wake of severe weather.

Be Jon Bon Jovi's Neighbor: 'Exceptional' 13 Bed, 10 Bath NY Estate Lists For $25M - Vimarsana News

Be Jon Bon Jovi's Neighbor: 'Exceptional' 13 Bed, 10 Bath NY Estate Lists For $25M

Here’s your chance to live like a rockstar, or at least next door to one. Long Island’s iconic Frederick G. Potter House – located in East Hampton at 1 Lily Pond Lane – is currently on the market for $25 million.Built in 1905 by architect …

4 Reasons to Visit Amelia Island, Florida - Vimarsana News

4 Reasons to Visit Amelia Island, Florida

Experience Amelia Island's beaches, historical sites, and 90 independent restaurants and bars for your upcoming Vacation.

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Cruise captain is called out over his Hard Solo excuse for party disaster when he was blind drunk - as he cops a barrage of brutal questions from Channel Seven reporter - Vimarsana News

Cruise captain is called out over his Hard Solo excuse for party disaster when he was blind drunk - as he cops a barrage of brutal questions from Channel Seven reporter

A skipper who steered a New Year's Eve cruise into a sandbank has given a bizarre reason for why he got so drunk - claiming he thought his alcoholic beverages was a soft drink.

Gary Griggs, Our Ocean Backyard | The village that waits to flood again - Vimarsana News

Gary Griggs, Our Ocean Backyard | The village that waits to flood again

The combined impacts of high tides and very large waves on the morning of Dec. 28 on Capitola Village were all too similar to what happened on Jan. 5, 2023, and also in the first week of January in 1983.