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Nation that welcomed me is no more - Vimarsana News

Nation that welcomed me is no more

The generosity of spirit shown by NZ, Canada, Finland and some other countries towards their indigenous peoples shows that it is possible to both recognise them and listen to their voices. You open your ears and your heart. Not in Australia, apparently.

Source: smh.com.au
JERSEY BOYS to Close in the West End After Three Years - Vimarsana News

JERSEY BOYS to Close in the West End After Three Years

The original Grammy, Tony and Olivier award-winning smash-hit musical, Jersey Boys, will close at the Trafalgar Theatre on 4 January 2024 after three hugely successful years in London’s West End.

Australia's top directors revealed, including Stockland directors Christine O'Reilly and Melinda Conrad; Future Fund guardian Patricia Cross; Scentre chairman Ilana Atlas - Vimarsana News

Australia's top directors revealed, including Stockland directors Christine O'Reilly and Melinda Conrad; Future Fund guardian Patricia Cross; Scentre chairman Ilana Atlas

As AGM season kicks off, the BOSS index of the country’s most influential board members reveals the era of the all-dominating chairman may be coming to an end.

Source: afr.com
Monaleen and Kildimo-Pallaskenry meet in Limerick SFC quarter-final - Vimarsana News

Monaleen and Kildimo-Pallaskenry meet in Limerick SFC quarter-final

MONALEEN play Kildimo-Pallaskenry in Bruff this afternoon in the second of this weekend's quarter-finals. The game has a 1pm throw-in.  Monaleen have been ...

Two sides more powerful than one - Vimarsana News

Two sides more powerful than one

Australians’ unfamiliarity with the Constitution is enabling opponents to mount a scare campaign

Source: smh.com.au