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Koala habitat planted in Yellow Rock - Vimarsana News

Koala habitat planted in Yellow Rock

In 2020, when local Girl Guide, Grace George, learned of a koala that walked 40 kilometres from Kurrajong to Glenbrook to find suitable habitat, she

进一扇门,办所有事!汕尾市民政务服务中心今日启用! - Vimarsana News

进一扇门,办所有事!汕尾市民政务服务中心今日启用!

16日上午,汕尾市民服务广场市政务服务中心正式启用。市民可以办理包括公安、税务、人社、民政以及不动产等46个市直部门的2011个服务事项以及28个城区部门的1168个服务事项。

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Warrington art group display work boosting community spirit - Vimarsana News

Warrington art group display work boosting community spirit

A COMMUNITY art group in Warrington are showcasing their work at an opticians in Birchwood, with all pieces up for sale.

Manawatū special needs martial arts group grows in popularity - Vimarsana News

Manawatū special needs martial arts group grows in popularity

Mainstream people are welcome to attend as well, but everyone moves at the same level. Paul Blencoe said they were contacted by Freyberg High School special education teacher Pam Cresswell about starting a Palmerston North club, and they were also helped by Tania Garrett from Sport Manawatū. Blencoe said they focused on four things: improving mental health, improving physical health, inclusion and whānau. Ben Evans, president of the Special Needs Taekwondo Federation of New Zealand, has also supported the group. David Unwin/Stuff Annika Corkran, left, and Conor Corkran try taekwondo at ...

Turkey and trimmings to the doorstep: Angus couple plan special community Christmas - Vimarsana News

Turkey and trimmings to the doorstep: Angus couple plan special community Christmas

Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A kind-hearted Angus couple are leading a local effort to bring brightness to the lonely on Christmas Day – along with turkey and all the trimmings. After organising a community Christmas lunch last year, Stephen and Pauline Donald have not allowed the pandemic to get in the way of serving up a special treat for Forfar folk who will be spending the day alone. They are planning to take a full Christmas dinner to the doorstep of dozens of people. © Paul Reid