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Top UN court probes Russian war crimes - Vimarsana News

Top UN court probes Russian war crimes

The International Criminal Court prosecutor has launched an investigation into possible Russian war crimes in Ukraine following a referral to The Hague by Australia ...

funny like an undertaker... - Vimarsana News

funny like an undertaker...

Some people already regret the departure of Mitch Fifield as the minister for lack of communications... Back in May last year (2019) when appointed "minister for communication" to replace Fifield, Crikey had this to say about Paul Fletcher :

UN approves Israeli resolution combating Holocaust denial » J-Wire - Vimarsana News

UN approves Israeli resolution combating Holocaust denial » J-Wire

The U.N. General Assembly on Thursday adopted an Israeli-sponsored resolution that condemns denial and distortion of the Holocaust. The resolution—co-sponsored by Germany, and backed by the United States, Russia and many other countries—affirms that the Holocaust “will forever be a warning to all people of the dangers of hatred, bigotry, racism and prejudice.” The text…

Singer Tina Arena skips most Australia Council for the Arts board meetings - Vimarsana News

Singer Tina Arena skips most Australia Council for the Arts board meetings

Scott Morrison’s favourite singer Tina Arena was appointed to the Australia Council for the Arts board – but her attendance record last year was far from perfect.

Source: smh.com.au
Singer Tina Arena skips most Australia Council for the Arts board meetings - Vimarsana News

Singer Tina Arena skips most Australia Council for the Arts board meetings

Scott Morrison’s favourite singer Tina Arena was appointed to the Australia Council for the Arts board – but her attendance record last year was far from perfect.