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Murdoch University offers Aboriginal staff $9,000 more than their non-Indigenous colleagues to 'provide cultural knowledge' - Vimarsana News

Murdoch University offers Aboriginal staff $9,000 more than their non-Indigenous colleagues to 'provide cultural knowledge'

Murdoch University will allow First Nations staff to claim up to $8,944 per year for providing Indigenous knowledge and perspectives.

LoP asks Speaker to recall House for corruption debate - Vimarsana News

LoP asks Speaker to recall House for corruption debate

The President says the African way of resolving conflicts leads to truth-telling unlike the current formal justice system

126 projects make it to 2024 NSW Architecture Awards shortlist - Vimarsana News

126 projects make it to 2024 NSW Architecture Awards shortlist

The shortlist includes projects from multiple categories including Commercial Architecture, Educational Architecture, Heritage, Interior Architecture, Public Architecture, Residential Architecture - Houses (Alterations and Additions), Residential Architecture - Houses (New), Residential Architecture - Multiple Housing, Small Project Architecture, Sustainable Architecture and Urban Design.

Opinion: While truth telling has largely disappeared in politics, Mitt Romney stands out for his honesty - Vimarsana News

Opinion: While truth telling has largely disappeared in politics, Mitt Romney stands out for his honesty

Gov. George Romney of Michigan was also attacked when he told the truth. Read more.

Source: yahoo.com
Friday essay: neither a monster nor a saint … Sir Samuel Griffith, Queensland's violent frontier and the rigours of truth-telling - Vimarsana News

Friday essay: neither a monster nor a saint … Sir Samuel Griffith, Queensland's violent frontier and the rigours of truth-telling

Many argue Samuel Griffith, twice Queensland premier and our first chief justice, is guilty of colonial war crimes. Raymond Evans searched for the evidence to nail him but found a different story.