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'I stabbed her in the neck': Senior Deakin lecturer killed wife after argument over kinder - Vimarsana News

'I stabbed her in the neck': Senior Deakin lecturer killed wife after argument over kinder

A university lecturer repeatedly slashed and stabbed his wife in their home, until neighbours intervened in a bid to save her life.

Source: smh.com.au
Al Attiyah, Dabrowski fastest in Prologue stage - Vimarsana News

Al Attiyah, Dabrowski fastest in Prologue stage

Doha: Qatar s Nasser Saleh Al Attiyah and Konrad Dabrowski recorded the fastest times in the car and motorcycle classes on the opening 9.08km Prologue...

Frinton author encourages residents to read new crime thriller novel - Vimarsana News

Frinton author encourages residents to read new crime thriller novel

He thanked the book store for its support.

Contextualising Missed Opportunities for Children's Vaccination: A Theory-informed Qualitative Study in Primary Care Settings in Cape Town, South Africa - Vimarsana News

Contextualising Missed Opportunities for Children's Vaccination: A Theory-informed Qualitative Study in Primary Care Settings in Cape Town, South Africa

"Understanding the burden and contextual enablers of MOV is important for policy and practice as it will...enable policy makers and facility managers to consider context-appropriate interventions for strengthening immunization programmes." Estimates (July 2020) suggest that immunisation coverage remains below the globally accepted optimal level of

Black woman says she was discriminated against, wrongfully fired by W.Va. State University - Vimarsana News

Black woman says she was discriminated against, wrongfully fired by W.Va. State University

CHARLESTON – A Black female administrator at West Virginia State University says she was a victim of racial and gender discrimination and wrongfully terminated.