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My life as a 'Jillposter': the radical feminist poster group that pasted prints around Melbourne in the '80s - Vimarsana News

My life as a 'Jillposter': the radical feminist poster group that pasted prints around Melbourne in the '80s

We had no government funding, no governing structure and no workshop. Yet we produced a huge range of political posters, many of which are now in national collections and have been exhibited often.

Sydney suburbs teeming with rats, maggots in after garbage outsourcing - Vimarsana News

Sydney suburbs teeming with rats, maggots in after garbage outsourcing

As Sydney’s waste collection issues continue across the city, one local councillor is calling on the public to push back against the outsourcing of rubbish collection.

Source: nypost.com
A Canberra Childhood in the 1950s - Quadrant Online - Vimarsana News

A Canberra Childhood in the 1950s - Quadrant Online

Canberra in those far-off days was regarded as a joke by the rest of Australia. The essence of this ridicule was the notion of a 'Bush Capital' making even less impression on the visitor than such neighbouring country towns as Goulburn. compared to the great coastal cities, whence most of Canberra’s population was embarrassingly unimpressive

Failed promises: the $4 billion Indigenous housing dilemma | The Canberra Times - Vimarsana News

Failed promises: the $4 billion Indigenous housing dilemma | The Canberra Times

Australia's Indigenous communities continue to suffer from poor housing quality and overcrowding; new $4 billion initiative may not improve conditions.

A Date to Mark with Regret - Quadrant Online - Vimarsana News

A Date to Mark with Regret - Quadrant Online

Thirty years ago today the Native Title Act became law, the stated goal being to uplift and enrich indigenous communities. This was a case of good intentions at odds with history. Earlier, after the Gurindjis gained title, they swapped life and work on a productive cattle station for welfare, and they were not alone. By 1990, 30 other stations had also been abandoned, as Quadrant reported in 2012