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The war on food continues - Vimarsana News

The war on food continues

Yesterday–just YESTERDAY!–I wrote about how rice is in the crosshairs because the global warming cult wants to reduce greenhouse gases. Rice is the staple food for 1/3rd of the world’...

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Midnight Oil Resist tour: drummer Rob Hirst counts down final shows of final tour - Vimarsana News

Midnight Oil Resist tour: drummer Rob Hirst counts down final shows of final tour

The “10 to 1” album that thrust the Oils into the global spotlight is taking centre stage.

Midnight Oil To Perform "10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1" At Surprise Gig In Melbourne - Vimarsana News

Midnight Oil To Perform "10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1" At Surprise Gig In Melbourne

Midnight Oil have announced a surprise show Monday night in Melbourne performing their classic “10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1” album in its entirety. The show is a benefit concert for the Australian Conservation Society and Greenpeace.

'So pissed off': Midnight Oil kick off final tour with a searing, urgent set in Launceston | Midnight Oil - Vimarsana News

'So pissed off': Midnight Oil kick off final tour with a searing, urgent set in Launceston | Midnight Oil

Headlining the first weekend of Mona Foma festival, the band offered a rebuke of baby boomer nostalgia in a bittersweet live farewell

Don't Open the Door: class act | West End Extra - Vimarsana News

Don't Open the Door: class act | West End Extra

Don’t Open the Door: class act Richard Roques’ latest play is a short but powerful tale of two strangers thrown together. Jane Clinton talked to him 29 July, 2021 — By Jane Clinton A scene from Richard Roques’ Don’t Open the Door WHEN I last interviewed Richard Roques, it was just days before his play, Short Memory, was about to open. Then the first lockdown was announced, the play was cancelled, and life as we knew it stopped. During the pandemic, it is estimated the theatre industry lost more than £200million. Now, 16 months on, Roques is readying himself for th...