Victoria may be relatively small in size – but it packs a huge punch when it comes to epic long distance walks. And the great news is there are more on the way, with new multi-day hikes planned along the mighty Murray River, the southern coastline and in the Victorian Alps. Victoria’s spectacular long distance … [Read more…]
Hervey Bay, Australia – Some people grab their vacuum clearer to make spiders that sit peacefully on walls disappear. But what one a couple in Australia had in their dust bag was a bit larger and more unusual than a small creepy-crawly. Snake catcher Drew Godfrey looked into a vacuum cleaner, which had sucked up … [Read more…]
Schneider, who was living in Sydney with a young family, watched as assistant coach wages dropped by 37 per cent while their workloads increased due to cuts to the football department soft cap. He took that on the chin as easily as he did when playing, but then as the world emerged from its COVID … [Read more…]
The campus has grown from its humble paddock beginnings, pictured right, to the thriving 1000-strong student body it has now (pictured). Pictures supplied. From humble beginnings in a paddock, Cathedral College in Wangeratta is now a thriving base for over 1000 students as it celebrates 20 years of educational success. The college was founded in … [Read more…]
The campus has grown from its humble paddock beginnings, pictured right, to the thriving 1000-strong student body it has now (pictured). Pictures supplied. From humble beginnings in a paddock, Cathedral College in Wangeratta is now a thriving base for over 1000 students as it celebrates 20 years of educational success. The college was founded in … [Read more…]
The campus has grown from its humble paddock beginnings, pictured right, to the thriving 1000-strong student body it has now (pictured). Pictures supplied. From humble beginnings in a paddock, Cathedral College in Wangeratta is now a thriving base for over 1000 students as it celebrates 20 years of educational success. The college was founded in … [Read more…]
Her husband died in 2016 and her children had all moved out, except the youngest son Selim, by December 2018. Selim was standing next to his mother at an ATM as CCTV captured her withdrawing her pension, as she always did, one week before she vanished, the coroner found. Selim Sensoy lived at home with … [Read more…]
Madda suuraa, Yonas Belihu Sa’aatii tokko dura Naannawa Dirree Dhawaatti waraabeessa baayyeetu jira. Barootaafis jireenya ‘nagaa’ jiraataa turan. Namoota hin miidhan, namoonnis isaan hin miidhan ture. Naannaawa magaalattii qofas osoo hin taane magaalattii keessallee waraabessi ni jiraatu. Dirree Dhawaa walakkaa uwwiisa kan jedhamu dallaa daandii baabuuraa keessaa fi bosona dhiheenya Kaamppii Torbaffaa dallichaatti akkasumas naannoo … [Read more…]
Madda suuraa, FACEBOOK/ALA DANEDN Sa’aatii tokko dura Barataan injiinariingii, Sudaan -Daarfuur kan waraanni cimaan keessatti gaggeeffamaa tureett ihospitaalaaf ibsaa hojjataa jiruu ibsaan qabamee lubbusaa dhabe. Dargaggoo wagga 27 kan ta’a Muhaammadiin Faaduul Idiriis Waadii, kan lubbuusaa dhabe Kamisa darbe osoo Hospitaalaa Saayiid Al-Shahadaa jedhamuufi magaalichatti argamuuf ibsaa osoo hojjataa jiru ture. Sababii waraanaafi saamicha cimaa … [Read more…]
If there’s any hint of unintended consequences — for example, an untidy debate about who exactly qualifies for the description “indigenous” — then the proposition [for constitutional recognition] will be defeated. — former Foreign Minister, Bob Carr, 2012 There was consternation in Tasmania last month when its government was told it could not change the … [Read more…]