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French influence on Potts Point and Kings Cross, Sydney: City's once-seedy heart has been embraced by the French - Vimarsana News

French influence on Potts Point and Kings Cross, Sydney: City's once-seedy heart has been embraced by the French

My neighbourhood has been taken over by the French. They’re storming the bastions, although it’s nothing to do with Australia ditching their submarines.

Australian aperitifs, local whisky, new-wave winesgarden cordials: Four drinks trends to sip this summer - Vimarsana News

Australian aperitifs, local whisky, new-wave winesgarden cordials: Four drinks trends to sip this summer

Plus: the Good Food Guide 2024 finalists and winners for Drinks List of the Year.

Small steps of justice: families await the outcome of landmark inquiry into gay hate crimes - Vimarsana News

Small steps of justice: families await the outcome of landmark inquiry into gay hate crimes

The special commission examined the unsolved deaths of more than 30 people between 1970 and 2010 believed to be victims of LGBTQ+ hate crimes

'Hideously ugly': Fight brews between locals and developers over new apartments in wealthy inner Sydney enclave - Vimarsana News

'Hideously ugly': Fight brews between locals and developers over new apartments in wealthy inner Sydney enclave

A fight is brewing between residents of several small inner city suburbs and property developers with plans to raze several historic buildings in favour of luxury apartments.

Abbott's divisive climate rhetoric must be stopped - Vimarsana News

Abbott's divisive climate rhetoric must be stopped

Former PM Tony Abbott thinks that his divisive views on climate change “need to be repeated a little more”.

Source: smh.com.au