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Abusive boyfriend assaulted ex at Perthshire school coffee morning - Vimarsana News

Abusive boyfriend assaulted ex at Perthshire school coffee morning

Kane Forbes launched a volley of abuse at his former partner and broke her phone during the violent outburst at the school coffee morning.

Thursday court round-up — Thug's jail drugs and rapist guilty - Vimarsana News

Thursday court round-up — Thug's jail drugs and rapist guilty

The Courier's round-up of stories from the court rooms of Tayside and Fife, or featuring people from the area.

Hands Up Casterton nurturing positive growth for both young and old | Stock & Land - Vimarsana News

Hands Up Casterton nurturing positive growth for both young and old | Stock & Land

The far south west town is taking steps to thrive and foster positive change.

Pollstar | Australia News: Festivals, RuPaul, Executive Moves & More - Vimarsana News

Pollstar | Australia News: Festivals, RuPaul, Executive Moves & More

Pollstar, The Voice of Live Entertainment for over 38 years, provides the most up-to-date, relevant and useful data available for the global concert industry, delivering an unmatched archive of live entertainment data, a focus on editorial excellence, and the most powerful metrics of entertainment industry success available anywhere.

Covid-19: Palmerston North's Festival of the Arts to go ahead with limited programme in alert level 2 - Vimarsana News

Covid-19: Palmerston North's Festival of the Arts to go ahead with limited programme in alert level 2

Due to start on Wednesday, the festival would lose a third of its scheduled acts. Losing the garden venue was a “big gut punch”, Forbes said, but after crew and artists had been accounted for, there were limited seats left for an audience. It was not viable to build an elaborate set and stage for the possibility that the country moved back to alert level 1. Forbes said artists were intending to travel from Auckland, and it was still unknown if they would be able to make it. David Unwin/Stuff The Regent Theatre Trust Board chairman David Lea next to the barriers that will split the aud...