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Herts police volunteer dog crowned as a Crufts' winner - Vimarsana News

Herts police volunteer dog crowned as a Crufts' winner

An adorable dog that supports the police and victims has won an award at the Crufts dog show.

Amid waves of protest, Bangladeshi media erased victims in 49% of reporting on sexual violence - Vimarsana News

Amid waves of protest, Bangladeshi media erased victims in 49% of reporting on sexual violence

Journalist Fellow Shuprova Tasneem calls for reporting practices that are trauma-informed and centred on survivors.

Source: ox.ac.uk
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Burnham Crufts-winning dog and owner take on 5km charity walk - Vimarsana News

Burnham Crufts-winning dog and owner take on 5km charity walk

Burnham Crufts-winning dog and owner take on 5km charity walk A Crufts-winning Burnham-On-Sea dog and his owner are set to take on a 5km fundraising walk today (Wednesday) for a special cause. Vanessa Holbrow, known as Ness, and her re-homed Border Terrier, Sir Jack Spratticus, won the Crufts Friends for Life award in 2018, as we reported here. Now, Jack and Ness are taking part in a 5km ‘Walky Talky’ for the charity Rethink. Setting off from Berrow, they will be joined by Rev Jo Healey from St Mary’s Church in Berrow who is also supporting then by walking the 5km.

Wellingtonians unimpressed by fractured city council - Vimarsana News

Wellingtonians unimpressed by fractured city council

Photo: 123rf On Sunday, one councillor reported the capital's mayor to the Auditor-General, requesting an investigation into his proposal to sell part of the Wellington City Library building. In response, Mayor Andy Foster came out swinging, describing the call for an investigation as without substance and nothing more than a delaying tactic. "Fractured," is how one Wellington resident, Eimear described it, "and it's not a good look." A blitz of last-minute amendments from the mayor led to one councillor, Fleur Fitzsimons, reporting him to the Auditor-General. One amendment was particularly g...

Source: rnz.co.nz