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Australian traveller shares customs rule that almost cost her $2100 - Vimarsana News

Australian traveller shares customs rule that almost cost her $2100

This article was one of Herald Travel’s best-read stories of 2023 An Aussie traveller has detailed the “stressful” moment she nearly copped a $2000 fine,...

How $20 has become the new $10 amid Australia's cost of living crisis - Vimarsana News

How $20 has become the new $10 amid Australia's cost of living crisis

It's not just boutique cafés where prices are soaring with Aussies unlikely to get much change back from a $20 note when buying a burrito, a few sushi rolls or a chicken salad and drink.

Aussie Borders Open To Skilled Migrants: "Knowledge Is Key," Says Traci Chen - Vimarsana News

Aussie Borders Open To Skilled Migrants: "Knowledge Is Key," Says Traci Chen

March 1, 2023 Every year, more than one hundred thousand people immigrate to Australia permanently, attracted by its stable economy, multicultural

Aussie lawyer reveals simple mistake she made on customs declaration form that almost cost her $2000 - Vimarsana News

Aussie lawyer reveals simple mistake she made on customs declaration form that almost cost her $2000

Migration lawyer Traci has revealed the simple mistake she made on her customs declaration form that almost cost her $2000 and the two seemingly ordinary items that she failed to declare.

Aussie shoppers paying as much as $42 a kilo at Coles and Woolworths - Vimarsana News

Aussie shoppers paying as much as $42 a kilo at Coles and Woolworths

A lawyer has revealed her shock at having to pay $42.80 per kilo for snow peas at the supermarket - just weeks after lettuce prices soared to $12 and broccoli was marked up to $11.90 per kilo