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Virgin Australia's first Boeing 737-Max 8 finally arrives - Vimarsana News

Virgin Australia's first Boeing 737-Max 8 finally arrives

Virgin Australia’s first Boeing 737-Max 8 is on its way to Australia after months of delays, giving some relief to the carrier which is hoping to list on the ASX this year.

Source: smh.com.au
New ABC Documentary Raises Questions About Our Affection For Dolphins - Vimarsana News

New ABC Documentary Raises Questions About Our Affection For Dolphins

The latest ABC documentary 'Dolphins: Is Our Love Too Deep?' raises this alarming question, revealing the unpleasant truth behind dolphin feeding programs.

Rex Airlines flight from Perth skips stopover in Monkey Mia leaving passenger stranded - Vimarsana News

Rex Airlines flight from Perth skips stopover in Monkey Mia leaving passenger stranded

Indie Oakley, 17, was on board the delayed Rex Airlines flight last Thursday from Perth to Carnarvon, via Monkey Mia, when passengers were told mid-flight the plane would not be making a stopover.

Rex Airlines skips scheduled Monkey Mia stop mid-flight, leaving passengers stranded - Vimarsana News

Rex Airlines skips scheduled Monkey Mia stop mid-flight, leaving passengers stranded

Those onboard a delayed Rex Airlines flight intending to travel from Perth to Monkey Mia were told mid-flight the plane wouldn't be stopping and they would need to find their own way to their destination.

Source: abc.net.au
Should we be handfeeding wild dolphins? Even the experts are divided - Vimarsana News

Should we be handfeeding wild dolphins? Even the experts are divided

The handfeeding of wild dolphins is a lucrative ecotourism industry in parts of Australia, but the impact of the practice has researchers divided. So, why are experts split on the issue, and what does the science say?

Source: abc.net.au