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Police name two people killed in Temuka crash - Vimarsana News

Police name two people killed in Temuka crash

Police have named two people killed in a Temuka crash early this month. They were 60-year-old Shane Ronald Davidson and 26-year-old Stephanie Alexandra...

Two dead, one critically injured in crash near Temuka - Vimarsana News

Two dead, one critically injured in crash near Temuka

Investigations into the crash’s circumstances are now under way.

Where to get a Covid-19 vaccine in Johannesburg, Cape Town, and Durban - Vimarsana News

Where to get a Covid-19 vaccine in Johannesburg, Cape Town, and Durban

New Covid-19 vaccine sites confirmed in Cape Town and Joburg – but Durban lags behind Business Insider SA facebook email JOHANNESURG, SOUTH AFRICA - APRIL 08: A board points to the vaccination ward at Charlotte Maxeke Hospital on April 08, 2021 in Johannesburg, South Africa. It is reported that the government has rolled out a vaccination programme in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. (Photo by Deaan Vivier/Beeld/Gallo Images via Getty Images) Phase 2 of South Africa’s vaccine rollout, targeting people over the age of 60, will begin on 17 May. The ...

High winds play havoc in South Canterbury; power lines and trees down - Vimarsana News

High winds play havoc in South Canterbury; power lines and trees down

High winds are playing havoc in South Canterbury according to Fire and Emergency New Zealand (Fenz).

High winds play havoc in South Canterbury; forest fire, power lines and trees down - Vimarsana News

High winds play havoc in South Canterbury; forest fire, power lines and trees down

High winds whip up spray of Lake Tekapo on Easter Sunday. A forest fire which tore through a 10 hectare plantation in high winds near Fairlie on Sunday will be monitored overnight. Chief fire officer Phil Mackay said while evacuations had earlier been considered as fire crews battled the blaze, they were now highly unlikely, as crews had contained the blaze and were working to strengthen the containment line. Five appliances, five tankers and three diggers had been on site, supported by the Timaru command unit. The blaze started about midday in the Strathallan Rd area and covered about 10...