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Former ASX listings boss Cunningham to run private companies exchange - Vimarsana News

Former ASX listings boss Cunningham to run private companies exchange

Former ASX group executive of listings Max Cunningham - the man who trawled the world for companies to list on the Australian Securities Exchange - has jumped into the burgeoning world of private capital and private companies. 

Source: afr.com
Opera soprano Siobhan Stagg returns to Australia in 2023 to perform with Sydney Symphony Orchestra and Melbourne Symphony Orchestra - Vimarsana News

Opera soprano Siobhan Stagg returns to Australia in 2023 to perform with Sydney Symphony Orchestra and Melbourne Symphony Orchestra

Victorian-born soprano Siobhan Stagg is in huge demand from opera companies and orchestras worldwide. But her career could just as easily never happened.

Source: afr.com
Australia COVID-19: It's year three of pandemic. Where are we? - Vimarsana News

Australia COVID-19: It's year three of pandemic. Where are we?

Experts are at odds. Some say we are clearly moving out of the pandemic. Others say the high death rates show us that we are still in a national crisis.

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Strep A, RSV, flu: Floods, pandemics worsen health threats including Japanese encephalitis - Vimarsana News

Strep A, RSV, flu: Floods, pandemics worsen health threats including Japanese encephalitis

Australians are living through a period of unprecedented disease disruption and no one knows if the various diseases will settle into their old seasonal patterns.

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'World's best restaurant' Noma will be no more, so how will fine dining fare from here? - Vimarsana News

'World's best restaurant' Noma will be no more, so how will fine dining fare from here?

Does the closure of Noma forecast the death knell of fine dining in Australia? Chef Rene Redzepi says there's still plenty for young, creative chefs (and diners) ...