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700,000,000 years ago, Earth was a massive snowball. Now we know why | Tech News - Vimarsana News

700,000,000 years ago, Earth was a massive snowball. Now we know why | Tech News

Around 700 million years ago, Earth was one massive snowball – but scientists had no idea why. Now they do, and the answer may surprise you.

Microplastics in Adelaide are 72% textile fibres - Vimarsana News

Microplastics in Adelaide are 72% textile fibres

Adelaide’s freshwater streams are loaded with microplastics, according to a new study. They're mostly textiles and fragments.

Oaklands Reserve Birdwatching Oaklands Park - Vimarsana News

Oaklands Reserve Birdwatching Oaklands Park

Oaklands Reserve at Oaklands Park Birdwatching. Oaklands Wetland Birdwatching. Birding Oaklands Wetland. River Sturt Birdwatching.

$10M village project for Aboriginal elders features culturally inclusive design - Vimarsana News

$10M village project for Aboriginal elders features culturally inclusive design

To be built close to the culturally significant site of Warriparinga near the Sturt River in Bedford Park, The Elders Village with 40 independent homes will be delivered through a partnership between the state government, national Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander not for profit housing provider Aboriginal Community Housing Limited (ACHL), the Indigenous Land and Sea Corporation (ILSC) and the Kaurna Yerta Aboriginal Corporation (KYAC).

Sturt River Linear Park Trail officially opens - Vimarsana News

Sturt River Linear Park Trail officially opens

Date Time Sturt River Linear Park Trail officially opens A $3.5 million trail that showcases Coromandel Valley is now complete and ready for walkers, runners, cyclists and tourists to enjoy. The path links existing tracks to create a continuous two-kilometre trail from the Institute Building on Main Road to Frank Smith Park at Coromandel Valley. Minister for Planning and Local Government Vickie Chapman says this represents more than 10 years of work, with the State Government tipping more than $2 million into the project. “The Marshall Liberal Government is committed to investing in improve...