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Aigantighe House Strengthening To Start Before The New Year - Vimarsana News

Aigantighe House Strengthening To Start Before The New Year

The seismic strengthening of the Aigantighe House Gallery will start early next month following the acceptance of the tender submission for the main construction project. Farrell Construction, a Canterbury-based company experienced in working ...

Avbob explains branding at McKaiser funeral, will 'address' dropping casket - Vimarsana News

Avbob explains branding at McKaiser funeral, will 'address' dropping casket

The funeral home has responded to a letter by Eusebius McKaiser's family and friends who expressed disappointment in how his funeral was handled last month.

'Brazen and shameless': Eusebius McKaiser's loved ones demand apology from Avbob for bungled funeral - Vimarsana News

'Brazen and shameless': Eusebius McKaiser's loved ones demand apology from Avbob for bungled funeral

Funeral parlour Avbob says it's getting "all the facts together" after friends and family of media commentator and radio personality Eusebius McKaiser publicly demanded an apology for the way in which his memorial service and funeral service were handled.

Source: news24.com
Aquamation — greener alternatives to traditional crem... - Vimarsana News

Aquamation — greener alternatives to traditional crem...

Water-based cremation is not only better for the environment but helps with the ever-growing issue of land scarcity.

The Arch goes green in final send-off with water cremation - Vimarsana News

The Arch goes green in final send-off with water cremation

In keeping with his stance of protecting the earth, the body of Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu was returned to dust by aquamation, an environmentally-friendly process using water instead of fire only.