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Opinion | Elon Musk and the Turmoil at Twitter - Vimarsana News

Opinion | Elon Musk and the Turmoil at Twitter

Readers discuss Mr. Musk’s takeover and his decision to let Donald Trump back. Also: A climate negotiator; too much Trump; red states, blue states.

Readers Write: Feeding Our Future charges, education, abortion - Vimarsana News

Readers Write: Feeding Our Future charges, education, abortion

Jaw-dropping levels of fraud.

70 Years On The Throne: A Look Back At The Queen's Reign - Vimarsana News

70 Years On The Throne: A Look Back At The Queen's Reign

The Queen has lived through many changes during her seventy-year reign. Robert Veitch looks back through time and reports on events that have happened during the Queen’s royal timeline, both locally and worldwide.

Robbie Scott takes to sharing his advice and top tips in the dairy industry - Vimarsana News

Robbie Scott takes to sharing his advice and top tips in the dairy industry

Background? I was born and bred at Netherhall, in Largs ... milking cows with my parents and brother, Alistair. I knew it was my passion from a young age and left school at the age of 16 to study agriculture at Auchincruive. I wanted to gain experience, so I landed myself a herdsman job at Walter Hogarths, at Knockrivoch, in Saltcoats, for six years milking 180 Friesians and Montbeliardes. I learnt a lot there about herd and grassland management. In 2004, my wife, Margo and I – with a lot of help from our parents – purchased Shacklehill, in Mossblown. With no dairy there, I bought b...

'I'd get out of bed for $5': Inside story of Candyman's rise - Vimarsana News

'I'd get out of bed for $5': Inside story of Candyman's rise

In early 1989 he was known as Travers Martin-Beynon and was just 16 years old when he achieved a lifelong dream of being drafted into the VFL. The teenager was the No. 4 pick that year and was taken by North Melbourne after impressive play in the Teal Cup carnival. But a serious pre-season back injury, which included a broken vertebra, forced him onto the injured list and he played no senior games for the club across the two years he was a part of the organisation. Beynon was traded to the Brisbane Bears in 1991 but never played a senior game for the team.