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Bitcache liquidation: Kim Dotcom's involvement probed, amount owing revealed - Vimarsana News

Bitcache liquidation: Kim Dotcom's involvement probed, amount owing revealed

Liquidator raises questions about failed cryptocurrency firm.

Serious Fraud Office fines Betty Sio for stealing from Safety and Prevention Project charity - Vimarsana News

Serious Fraud Office fines Betty Sio for stealing from Safety and Prevention Project charity

Betty Sio siphoned $260,000 from her own charity with an accomplice, pocketing $44,000.

Tell Me Tauranga event honours Dawn Picken's legacy - Vimarsana News

Tell Me Tauranga event honours Dawn Picken's legacy

"It’s about a legacy that’s felt deeply and a story that is crying out to be told.”

Local Focus: Building a better mountain bike - Vimarsana News

Local Focus: Building a better mountain bike

Freddy Salgado is using bamboo, flax and carbon fibre to build a unique bike.

From Supporting Youth Musicians to Raising the Next Generation of Conservationists: Hearst Foundations Announce Summer Grants Totaling Over $16 Million - Vimarsana News

From Supporting Youth Musicians to Raising the Next Generation of Conservationists: Hearst Foundations Announce Summer Grants Totaling Over $16 Million

Founded by William Randolph Hearst in 1946, Hearst Foundations helps people of all backgrounds in the United States live healthy and productive lives through grants to nonprofit institutions. Making more than $16,400,000 in grants to 76 organizations across the country this quarter, Hearst Foundations grants support the Boston Youth Symphony Orchestras, which helps youth from every corner of Boston pursue musical training; Austin, TX-based Re:wild, whose programs train the next generation...