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Wellington venues and events adapting to traffic light life - Vimarsana News

Wellington venues and events adapting to traffic light life

The change to orange is lifting attendance restrictions for many Wellington events and venues, but others remain in a holding pattern of uncertainty.

South Fulton 6-year-old Georgia's youngest certified farmer - Vimarsana News

South Fulton 6-year-old Georgia's youngest certified farmer

The City of South Fulton is honoring Kendall Rae Johnson as the Georgia's Youngest Certified Farmer. The 6-year-old is politically involved and grows produce.

Source: 10tv.com
Cricketer banned for remainder of season after racist slur in club game - Vimarsana News

Cricketer banned for remainder of season after racist slur in club game

Naenae Cricket club chairman Brent Wenlock was approached for comment. “CW take allegations of racism and discrimination extremely seriously and we have conducted a thorough investigation into the incident,” Cricket Wellington chief executive Cam Mitchell said. According to section 4.5 of the New Zealand Cricket (NZC) Conduct “any language or gestures that offend, insult, disparage or vilify another person on the basis of that person’s race, religion, gender, colour, descent or origin” is a Level 4 offence, where the entry point was a lifetime ban. Kevin Stent/Stuff Cricket Welli...

Cricket Wellington investigates racial abuse - Vimarsana News

Cricket Wellington investigates racial abuse

Photo: 123rf The match between Victoria University and Naenae was abandoned after the University players refused to resume play after a break at Naenae Park after one of their batsmen was abused by a Naenae player when he was dismissed. Cricket Wellington chief executive Cam Mitchell confirmed it had been made aware of "of a serious incident of racism" in a club match at the weekend. "CW takes incidents of racism and discrimination extremely seriously and has begun a thorough investigation into the incident and will release the results of the investigation in due course," he said. It's the se...

Source: rnz.co.nz