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ABC Radio National's Philip Adams takes a swipe at broadcaster ahead of his exit - Vimarsana News

ABC Radio National's Philip Adams takes a swipe at broadcaster ahead of his exit

A popular ABC star has taken a swipe at the national broadcaster after announcing his resignation.

How Nepal's New Luxury Lodgings Turned It Into a Jet-Set Hideaway – Robb Report - Vimarsana News

How Nepal's New Luxury Lodgings Turned It Into a Jet-Set Hideaway – Robb Report

Private planes line the runways in Nepal as new luxury lodges turn the former backpacker's haven into the ultimate jet-set hideaway.

Don Ubani's view against Otti's administration, not ours - Vimarsana News

Don Ubani's view against Otti's administration, not ours

Following a crucial meeting Wednesday in Umuahia, the Ukwa people have distanced themselves from what they called "scandalous writeups

Michael Parkinson's cause of death and lasting regret over star who refused to speak to him - Vimarsana News

Michael Parkinson's cause of death and lasting regret over star who refused to speak to him

Sir Michael Parkinson is fondly remembered for interviewing some of the most famous faces during his 50-year career - but there's one person he never got to sit down with

'I know what I did in wars was not always right': Legendary photographer Sir Don McCullin says he's been 'poisoned' by conflict and can't sleep at night because the images he captured 'always come back with extreme clarity' - Vimarsana News

'I know what I did in wars was not always right': Legendary photographer Sir Don McCullin says he's been 'poisoned' by conflict and can't sleep at night because the images he captured 'always come back with extreme clarity'

The photographer, 88, became a household name in the 1960s with his coverage of the Vietnam War. He also documented conflicts in Cyprus, Biafra, Iraq, Cambodia and Lebanon.