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Fifty artists, 17 venues: EVA International art extravaganza takes over Limerick - Vimarsana News

Fifty artists, 17 venues: EVA International art extravaganza takes over Limerick

The 40th art biennial brings political vision to Limerick – and features a cafe as a unique work of art

realestateVIEW.com.au presents Redlands Coast suburbs 2022 : SPOTLIGHT | Redland City Bulletin - Vimarsana News

realestateVIEW.com.au presents Redlands Coast suburbs 2022 : SPOTLIGHT | Redland City Bulletin

There is so much to see, do and explore by residing in the Redlands. Why would you live...

Belfast jewellery store owners enjoy Rich List debut - Vimarsana News

Belfast jewellery store owners enjoy Rich List debut

The husband and wife duo behind multiple jewellery retail business, Argento, have been named in The Sunday Times’ guide of the UK’s wealthiest people.

Caribbean to Queensland: re-examining Australia's roots in the global slave trade - Vimarsana News

Caribbean to Queensland: re-examining Australia's roots in the global slave trade

Emma Christopher Australia's use of Pacific Islander workers in the late 19th century was part of a much bigger story of British sugar barons and the trans-Atlantic slave trade. South Sea Islander children in Queensland, around 1902-05. Photo: Queensland State Library There are moves afoot to scrub colonial businessman Benjamin Boyd’s name from the map. The owners of historic Boydtown on the NSW south coast are planning to change its name, while Ben Boyd National Park may also be renamed. Residents in North Sydney will take part in a survey to rename Ben Boyd Road, too. The reason: Bo...

From the Caribbean to Queensland: re-examining Australia's 'blackbirding' past and its roots in the global slave trade - Vimarsana News

From the Caribbean to Queensland: re-examining Australia's 'blackbirding' past and its roots in the global slave trade

There are moves afoot to scrub colonial businessman Benjamin Boyd’s name from the map. The owners of historic Boydtown on the NSW south coast are planning to change its name, while Ben Boyd National Park may also be renamed. Residents in North Sydney will take part in a survey to rename Ben Boyd Road, too. The reason: Boyd’s links to “blackbirding” in the 19th century. Blackbirding was a term given to the trade of kidnapping or tricking Pacific Islanders on board ships so they could be carried away to work in Australia. Boyd instigated this practice in the late 1840s, bringing the ...