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Australia's #1 'Big Thing' Has Been Crowned In A Deservedly Big Poll - Vimarsana News

Australia's #1 'Big Thing' Has Been Crowned In A Deservedly Big Poll

The best 'big thing' that currently exists in Australia has been determined, after weeks of pitting the mascots against each other.

Best beaches in Bermuda - Lonely Planet - Vimarsana News

Best beaches in Bermuda - Lonely Planet

From long stretches of pink sand to tiny secluded coves to dramatic oceanside cliff formations, Bermuda's beaches are world-famous.

Victoria's Best Underrated & Hidden Spots - Vimarsana News

Victoria's Best Underrated & Hidden Spots

What are the underrated spots or a hidden gems in Victoria that tourists can find?

Source: abc.net.au
Is Victoria on track to have 50% renewable energy by 2030? - The Conversation Hour - Vimarsana News

Is Victoria on track to have 50% renewable energy by 2030? - The Conversation Hour

In 9 years Victoria is supposed to reach its energy target of being 50 per cent renewable. The largest battery plant in Australia is proposed to be built outside Geelong, and individuals are considering switching their homes to solar and battery power. But the clock is ticking, so is Victoria doing enough to reach this goal? Duration: 1hr

Source: abc.net.au
Couples wanting a 'good' divorce are trying creative dispute resolution techniques - The Conversation Hour - Vimarsana News

Couples wanting a 'good' divorce are trying creative dispute resolution techniques - The Conversation Hour

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