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What the 1891 Shearers' can teach us about USyd staff strikes - Vimarsana News

What the 1891 Shearers' can teach us about USyd staff strikes

Staff and students, led by the National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU), have been locked in a battle with University of Sydney management to push for better…

Minuteman Press Franchise Owner Sharon Rayner Recognized As One of Houston's Top Businesswomen - Vimarsana News

Minuteman Press Franchise Owner Sharon Rayner Recognized As One of Houston's Top Businesswomen

Minuteman Press Franchise Owner Sharon Rayner Recognized As One of Houston’s Top Businesswomen

Minuteman Press Franchise Owner Sharon Rayner Recognized As - Vimarsana News

Minuteman Press Franchise Owner Sharon Rayner Recognized As

HOUSTON, May 27, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- To celebrate National Women’s Month in March 2022, the City of Houston honored some of Houston’s Top...

Eddies Music Hall of Fame to induct its biggest class yet - Vimarsana News

Eddies Music Hall of Fame to induct its biggest class yet

A pair of Mechanicville brothers who led separate bands in the World War II era that repeatedly appeared on the music charts, and a North Country musician who…

Aboriginal flag quietly turns 50 amid last-minute date change and copyright dispute - Vimarsana News

Aboriginal flag quietly turns 50 amid last-minute date change and copyright dispute

WAM Clothing is part-owned by Ben Wooster, whose previous company, Birubi Art, was fined a record $2.3m by the federal court after finding it had breached consumer law by selling fake Aboriginal art. The minister for Indigenous Australians, Ken Wyatt, has long said his agency is in “quiet discussions” with parties involved, including Thomas, about ways to resolve the issue but has said it is “extremely complicated”. These “negotiations” have been under way for more than two years. “The Australian government is continuing its negotiations with Mr Thomas and the licensees of the A...