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Lunar New Year 2024: What does the Year of the Dragon mean? - Vimarsana News

Lunar New Year 2024: What does the Year of the Dragon mean?

Worldwide, some 2 billion people will welcome in the Year of the Dragon, starting on February 10. Celebrations in Australia are some of the biggest outside of Asia, drawing nearly 1.5 million revellers in Sydney alone.

Best Australian Short Film: Shortlister Marlanie Haerewa on the making of her film, The Tale of Mr Kimberley - Vimarsana News

Best Australian Short Film: Shortlister Marlanie Haerewa on the making of her film, The Tale of Mr Kimberley

When Marlanie Haerewa was putting together her short film, she was determined to honour her heritage and one man’s legacy in particular.

Explore Australia's visual history at 'Shot' exhibition | The Northern Daily Leader - Vimarsana News

Explore Australia's visual history at 'Shot' exhibition | The Northern Daily Leader

Experience a unique visual history of Australia through the 'Shot' exhibition at the State Library of NSW. See captivating moments from 1845 to 2022.

Liquid Gold: A taste of WA brewing history at the State Library - Vimarsana News

Liquid Gold: A taste of WA brewing history at the State Library

Calling all beer fans! The State Library is branching out from the usual books and serving up a unique exhibition about all things beer.

Lunar New Year 2024: What does the Year of the Dragon mean? - Vimarsana News

Lunar New Year 2024: What does the Year of the Dragon mean?

Worldwide, some 2 billion people will welcome in the Year of the Dragon, starting on February 10. Celebrations in Australia are some of the biggest outside of Asia, drawing nearly 1.5 million revellers in Sydney alone.