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Sydney auctions: Claudia Karvan sells Bondi Beach home of her late father - Vimarsana News

Sydney auctions: Claudia Karvan sells Bondi Beach home of her late father

Nine bidders, mostly first home buyers, competed for actor Claudia Karvan’s late father’s estate at auction, undeterred by an unexpected layout.

Source: smh.com.au
Renewable energy: Global boiling is here, and it's time to accelerate development of renewables - Vimarsana News

Renewable energy: Global boiling is here, and it's time to accelerate development of renewables

A major concern in the move to renewable energy is whether we can manage an effective transition from coal to renewables against a lagging rollout of infrastructure.

Source: smh.com.au
Ray White Brisbane agent mocks renters while Raine & Horne Sydney director punches Uber driver in the face - Vimarsana News

Ray White Brisbane agent mocks renters while Raine & Horne Sydney director punches Uber driver in the face

Ben Spackman has been the director of the Raine & Horne franchise in Mona Vale, in Sydney's affluent northern beaches, for six years - despite pleading guilty to common assault and damaging property.

NSW schools: suspension not the best outcome for troubled students - Vimarsana News

NSW schools: suspension not the best outcome for troubled students

The rationale behind suspending misbehaving students from our schools doesn’t stack up.

Source: smh.com.au
Sydney train chaos: Premier should fix homelessness problem before Ashfield signal box - Vimarsana News

Sydney train chaos: Premier should fix homelessness problem before Ashfield signal box

The government should be looking at homelessness and mental health care issues that ultimately caused the “violent act of vandalism on the transport network” on Wednesday night.

Source: smh.com.au