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Tasmanian politics: Integrity vs. power play following election | The Advocate - Vimarsana News

Tasmanian politics: Integrity vs. power play following election | The Advocate

Explore the post-election dynamics in Tasmanian state politics and the shift in power play. Michael Fleming and Peter Mudford share their insights.

Community gathers to remember officer killed in crash 9 years ago - Vimarsana News

Community gathers to remember officer killed in crash 9 years ago

Monday is the ninth anniversary of the death of Nicholasville Police Officer Burke Rhoads. And like each year prior, the department gathered to remember him and honor his life and service.

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How Barnardo's and Shelter discovered thousands of pounds in unclaimed Gift Aid - Vimarsana News

How Barnardo's and Shelter discovered thousands of pounds in unclaimed Gift Aid

Each year, £564m in Gift Aid goes unclaimed in the UK. At Third Sector’s Tech Summit, digital fundraising entrepreneur Howard Lake spoke with Tara Honeywell, head of commercial ventures at Barnardo’s, and Michael Fleming, head of Gift Aid at Shelter, about their experience of taking part in last year’s Great Gift Aid Hunt, by Swiftaid

'Fast and efficient' highway key for the North-West Coast | The Advocate - Vimarsana News

'Fast and efficient' highway key for the North-West Coast | The Advocate

Read about the differing opinions on reducing the speed limit on Bass Highway at Leith, including arguments against unnecessary restrictions.

B.C. to review its Labour Relations Code for first time since 2018 - Vimarsana News

B.C. to review its Labour Relations Code for first time since 2018

Review will look to make B.C. consistent with ‘rights and protections enjoyed by other Canadians’