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Former Coalition staffer Rachelle Miller accuses government of leaking settlement details - Vimarsana News

Former Coalition staffer Rachelle Miller accuses government of leaking settlement details

Lawyers for Rachelle Miller have accused the government of leaking information and released the prime minis...

Fan-tastic finds: Create a costume, new cosplay outfit with help from this giveaway - Vimarsana News

Fan-tastic finds: Create a costume, new cosplay outfit with help from this giveaway

There is a steampunk costume you’ve wanted to create for quite awhile now, but with the pandemic the idea has hung around in the background for awhile.

Grace Tame hits back at Scott Morrison over Engadine Maccas rumour - Vimarsana News

Grace Tame hits back at Scott Morrison over Engadine Maccas rumour

The former Australian of the Year broke her silence about the bong photo saga after a supporter sarcastically pondered if she'd s**t herself at Engadine McDonalds after a rugby league grand final.

'Smacks of a political fix': Rachelle Miller lashes Thom inquiry into Alan Tudge allegations - Vimarsana News

'Smacks of a political fix': Rachelle Miller lashes Thom inquiry into Alan Tudge allegations

The finalisation of the report comes amid the final sitting weeks before the election, and could reignite questions about the government’s handling of issues involving women in recent years.

'Smacks of a political fix': Rachelle Miller lashes Thom inquiry into Alan Tudge allegations - Vimarsana News

'Smacks of a political fix': Rachelle Miller lashes Thom inquiry into Alan Tudge allegations

The finalisation of the report comes amid the final sitting weeks before the election, and could reignite questions about the government’s handling of issues involving women in recent years.

Source: smh.com.au