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Michael Hurst Is An Ass: Modern Retelling Of Ancient Classic Heads To Wellington - Vimarsana News

Michael Hurst Is An Ass: Modern Retelling Of Ancient Classic Heads To Wellington

Giant Font presents The Golden Ass Adapted by Michael Hurst, with additional text by Fiona Samuel Directed by Michael Hurst and John Gibson After playing in more than 30 venues across the country, Michael Hurst brings a glorious dose of masterful storytelling ...

Princess of Chaos: Bevan Chuang, former lover of Len Brown, talks to Steve Braunias - Vimarsana News

Princess of Chaos: Bevan Chuang, former lover of Len Brown, talks to Steve Braunias

With the TV dramatisation of her life story nominated in five categories at this week’s NZ TV Awards, Steve Braunias profiles Bevan Chuang, the ex-lover of...

Pike filming includes memorial crosses site - Vimarsana News

Pike filming includes memorial crosses site

Filming for the Pike River movie took in Blackball and Otira today, and will move to the mine site at Atarau later in the week. The movie stars Emmy...

Source: odt.co.nz
A point on the long wait - Vimarsana News

A point on the long wait

Today we will get the final election counts. It will now include the estimated specials of 20.2% of the vote. This can change the precise balance in parliament. A NAct coalition will probably require a partner party to secure a reliable majority. Unfortunately past political history is going to make that awkward. The chaos will be great for a political blog of the left. Not so good for the country.

Feature film to explore Pike River families' fight for justice - Vimarsana News

Feature film to explore Pike River families' fight for justice

Production on the film, which will be directed by Rob Sarkies, has started in Māwhera Greymouth.

Source: rnz.co.nz