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From tragedy to success: Medical student presented with prestigious awards - Vimarsana News

From tragedy to success: Medical student presented with prestigious awards

Medical student, widow, mother and former NZDF Platoon Sergeant Leigh Albert has been awarded the Ngārimu VC and Māori Battalion Scholarship.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Anglesey Homes accused of 'erasing Welsh' by Rhun ap Iorwerth - Vimarsana News

Anglesey Homes accused of 'erasing Welsh' by Rhun ap Iorwerth

A Member of the Senedd has accused a property developer of "erasing the Welsh language".

Penguin news: Scientists stunned over mystery death of hundreds of birds | Science - Vimarsana News

Penguin news: Scientists stunned over mystery death of hundreds of birds | Science

In just the past few months, over 500 of the Eudyptula minor- also known as the world's smallest penguins- have mysteriously washed up dead on beaches across New Zealand. Scientists are currently unsure about what’s behind the unexplained deaths of these creatures in such large numbers, although they suspect that climate change may be to

Hundreds of the world's smallest penguins have mysteriously washed up dead. What killed them? - Vimarsana News

Hundreds of the world's smallest penguins have mysteriously washed up dead. What killed them?

More than 500 little penguins have washed up dead on New Zealand beaches since May, and scientists aren't exactly sure why.

Little blue penguin population decimated by La Niña with more than 450 washing up dead in NZ - Vimarsana News

Little blue penguin population decimated by La Niña with more than 450 washing up dead in NZ

More than 450 of the world's smallest penguins have washed up dead on the beaches of New Zealand's North Island in the last six weeks, with more than half washing up in the last 10 days.