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Rapidly disappearing Coorong coastline sparks warning for Australian coastal communities - Vimarsana News

Rapidly disappearing Coorong coastline sparks warning for Australian coastal communities

In South Australia, parts of the Coorong's coast are undergoing "incredible rates of change" due to climate change. What does that mean for more urbanised parts of our coast?

Source: abc.net.au
South Australia: top 10 wineries - Vimarsana News

South Australia: top 10 wineries

South Australia’s world-class wineries offer special experiences that range from Indigenous cultural tours to leisurely long lunches and luxury accommodation.

Fleurieu Film Festival Unveils Exciting Plans for 8th Edition Launch - Vimarsana News

Fleurieu Film Festival Unveils Exciting Plans for 8th Edition Launch

Fleurieu Film Festival Unveils Exciting Plans for 8th Edition Launch

SA tourism move to drive Aboriginal 'cultural immersion' experiences - Vimarsana News

SA tourism move to drive Aboriginal 'cultural immersion' experiences

The Tourism Industry Council of South Australia has created a professional association in support of Aboriginal tourism products and experiences across the state - a move that one operator says is long overdue.

'The spirits of the ancestors are smiling': ancestral remains are coming home - Vimarsana News

'The spirits of the ancestors are smiling': ancestral remains are coming home

After more than 100 years being stored in a museum in England, eleven ancestral remains are being returned to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities across Australia. Community representatives travelled to Oxford where the remains have been held at the University's Museum of Natural History.

Source: sbs.com.au