Russians wear mask to prevent COVID-19 in Moscow (Photo: Xinhua/VNA)
Moscow (VNA) -
Russia will lift a travel ban for
Finland,
Vietnam, India and Qatar, with flights to these countries set to resume
on January 27, according to the Russian Government. For citizens of four more countries -
Finland,
Vietnam, India and Qatar - the restrictions on entering Russia, which were
introduced over the coronavirus spread, will be lifted, the Russian News
Agency TASS cited a statement from the Russian cabinet’s press service as
reporting.
The citizens of these nations and those who have a residence
permit there will be allowed to fly to Russia. In their turn, Russians
Peter Gutwein,Premier
I’d like to offer a huge congratulations to Grace Tame who has been announced as the 2021 Australian of the Year in Canberra tonight, in what is an incredible recognition of her powerful advocacy for survivors of sexual assault.
This is the first time a Tasmanian has been named Australian of the Year in the Award program’s 61 year history.
Grace has demonstrated extraordinary courage championing the #LetHerSpeak campaign, in which she used her voice to push for legal reform and raise public awareness about the impacts of sexual violence.
It takes immense courage for survivors to speak out about their experience, and in recognition of this the Tasmanian Government amended section 194K of the Evidence Act 2001 to provide victims the right to speak publicly.
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Mark Shelton,Minister for Local Government
The new home of the New Norfolk Rowing Club, the Derwent Valley Boat House, will provide a fantastic recreational and social gathering space for New Norfolk locals and the Derwent Valley community.
The new $2.3 million club and community facility was supported by $575,000 from the Tasmanian Government’s Community Infrastructure Fund, which aims to enhance the liveability and cohesion of communities around Tasmania.
The new location and brand new building marks a significant achievement in the almost 100-year-old club’s history and concludes many years of planning and hard work from club members and volunteers.