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How the National Indigenous Australians Agency - a powerful government agency with a similar mission to the Voice - is investigating FIFTEEN cases of fraud within its ranks - Vimarsana News

How the National Indigenous Australians Agency - a powerful government agency with a similar mission to the Voice - is investigating FIFTEEN cases of fraud within its ranks

Coalition Senators Jacinta Nampijinpa Price and Kerrynne Liddle raised concerns about the misconduct allegations at a Senate estimates hearing on Friday morning.

Expand North Star / Press release | Accredify from Singapore beats 260 startups to win the 2023 Supernova Challenge - Vimarsana News

Expand North Star / Press release | Accredify from Singapore beats 260 startups to win the 2023 Supernova Challenge

Accredify from Singapore beats 260 startups to win the 2023 Supernova Challenge

Glasgow man becomes second Brit confirmed dead in Israel in Hamas attacks, as family mourns - Vimarsana News

Glasgow man becomes second Brit confirmed dead in Israel in Hamas attacks, as family mourns

A Scottish man has become the second British person confirmed to have died in Israel in the attacks by Hamas.

Source: lbc.co.uk
Families of Britons killed or held hostage in Israel-Hamas war share 'indescribable pain' - Vimarsana News

Families of Britons killed or held hostage in Israel-Hamas war share 'indescribable pain'

Dan Darlington, Nathanel Young and Jack Marlowe are among the victims of the deadly Hamas attacks at the weekend

IBM Reneges On Its Post-George Floyd Pledge to Abandon Facial Recognition Business - Vimarsana News

IBM Reneges On Its Post-George Floyd Pledge to Abandon Facial Recognition Business

The US tech firm could not have found a better partner with whom to get back into the facial recognition market than the current UK government.