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National Lottery Heritage Fund project sees new sculpture unveiled - Vimarsana News

National Lottery Heritage Fund project sees new sculpture unveiled

A FOUR-metre high goat sculpture is being officially unveiled today (Friday, March 17) at the border between England and Scotland.

Brothers ordered to pay $500,000 after Hilton hotel deal goes sour - Vimarsana News

Brothers ordered to pay $500,000 after Hilton hotel deal goes sour

Judge says brothers failed to make agreed payments to company that had planned to open a Hilton hotel in Napier.

British Roseate Tern population hits new high - Vimarsana News

British Roseate Tern population hits new high

Coquet Island's breeding population has increased for the sixth year in a row.

Crikey Worm: Settling accounts - Vimarsana News

Crikey Worm: Settling accounts

Both Labor and the Greens have renewed calls for an independent investigation into an historical rape allegation denied by Christian Porter, and mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations for aged care workers are back under consideration.

Aussies are going bush. Are our capitals dead cities walking? - Vimarsana News

Aussies are going bush. Are our capitals dead cities walking?

Switzer Daily 1 March 2021 It’s been an historical question that has been asked by many generations of Australians and it goes simply as: “City or the bush?” For centuries, the cities have had the upper hand but the Coronavirus changed all that with the net loss of citizens from our capital cities hitting record highs. But will it last? An expert on “us” and where we want to live says no, and that it’s simply a “sugar hit”! But could it become something more than a temporary high? The same expert says yes! In the September quarter last year, capital cities had a net loss of pe...