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Biographers, resharpen your pencils! The University of Melbourne's shameful history of racism awaits | Paul Daley - Vimarsana News

Biographers, resharpen your pencils! The University of Melbourne's shameful history of racism awaits | Paul Daley

Good history is not static. It is intrinsically up for challenge. And this long-overdue truth-telling opens up ripe ground for a reckoning

New route for Irish nationals to get British citizenship close to becoming law - Homepage - Vimarsana News

New route for Irish nationals to get British citizenship close to becoming law - Homepage

The British Nationality (Irish Citizens) Bill will will reduce the barriers to British citizenship for those from the Republic of Ireland

Lord Hay: DUP peer to get British passport after battle - Vimarsana News

Lord Hay: DUP peer to get British passport after battle

The ex-Stormont speaker was born in Donegal but has lived in Northern Ireland most of his life.

Source: bbc.co.uk
More Dubious History on Forrest River - Quadrant Online - Vimarsana News

More Dubious History on Forrest River - Quadrant Online

The aim of much recent writing on alleged frontier massacres appears to be the conjuring of as many murdered Aborigines as possible. With its errors, omissions and disconcerting semi-novelistic approach to the events and non-events at Forrest River, Professor Kate Auty’s book is another example of that movement. That it has been blessed with the imprimatur of a university press makes this sorry work all the more depressing

Technology can better serve pediatric care – one physician explains how - Vimarsana News

Technology can better serve pediatric care – one physician explains how

With as many as 40% of kids in the U.S. dealing with a chronic condition, one chief medical officer says digital and connected health tools should be put to work improving care for vulnerable infants and children.