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Home-Start Winchester moving into new offices | Hampshire Chronicle - Vimarsana News

Home-Start Winchester moving into new offices | Hampshire Chronicle

FAMILY support charity Home-Start Winchester has celebrated moving into bright new offices.

Police hunt for missing wanted man last seen in Winchester - Vimarsana News

Police hunt for missing wanted man last seen in Winchester

Police are searching for missing John Roy Mark Udy who was last seen in Winchester and has links to Portsmouth.

The Sydney suburbs where homeowners have the best odds of selling at auction - Vimarsana News

The Sydney suburbs where homeowners have the best odds of selling at auction

Home owners in pockets of the inner west, north shore and eastern suburbs have the best odds of selling at auction.

Source: smh.com.au
Why I have such huge problem with my $42,000-a-year Sydney private school - Newington - going co-ed: 'Can't look a girl in the eye' - Vimarsana News

Why I have such huge problem with my $42,000-a-year Sydney private school - Newington - going co-ed: 'Can't look a girl in the eye'

Retired construction boss Tony Ratsos, 63, graduated from Newington College in 1977, and sent his son to the school, but wept as he spoke out against the move to turn it co-ed and admit girls.

Developments at the Cyprus Community of NSW with general meetings and change of president - Vimarsana News

Developments at the Cyprus Community of NSW with general meetings and change of president

There have been significant developments in the Cyprus Community of NSW recently, including the call of an extraordinary general meeting to discuss the financial future of the organisation, the resignation of the president and the annual general meeting, which has been brought forward and will probably lead to elections for a new Board of Directors.

Source: sbs.com.au