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'Predatory' insurer used photo of young cancer patient in advertising without permission - Vimarsana News

'Predatory' insurer used photo of young cancer patient in advertising without permission

A Nelson mother is taking Risk Direct to the Disputes Tribunal after it used a photo of her and her son in an advertisement.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Noel Edmonds in bizarre anti-cyclist rant as he tells cycle trail developer: "You are the enemy" - Vimarsana News

Noel Edmonds in bizarre anti-cyclist rant as he tells cycle trail developer: "You are the enemy"

TV star also told Belinda Crisp, who had asked for trail to be routed through his New Zealand estate, that she needed her “head cut off and brain replaced”

Source: road.cc
Semour is more like Rimmer than Mandela - Vimarsana News

Semour is more like Rimmer than Mandela

David Seymour reached more absurd levels of idiocy this week with a suggestion that if he was alive Nelson Mandela would be an Act supporter.

Car goes through sushi restaurant window on crowded high street - Vimarsana News

Car goes through sushi restaurant window on crowded high street

On a busy high street, a car mounted the footpath, narrowly missed two al fresco diners and crashed through a restaurant window. Jordan Scherer and his friend were sitting at...

Source: rnz.co.nz
'They were buzzing': buyers and sellers describe the highs and lows of a private property sale - Vimarsana News

'They were buzzing': buyers and sellers describe the highs and lows of a private property sale

After watching their daughter struggle to buy a home, McConnochie and McGrath knew how hard it was for first-time buyers. So when the time came sell their Appleby home, they decided to sell it to first-home buyers in a private sale. A former lawyer, McConnochie had helped others buy and sell privately. But you don’t need specialist knowledge, she’d seen people from all walks of life navigate sales, including a woman in her 90s, she said. Braden Fastier/Stuff Fiona McConnochie and Graeme McGrath said there were ups and downs to selling privately, but overall it was a positive experience.