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John Jenkins, racing: Fancy Like Lass rewards the diligence shown by her trainers - Vimarsana News

John Jenkins, racing: Fancy Like Lass rewards the diligence shown by her trainers

By John Jenkins The many hours trainers Mick Brown and Sue Thompson have spent keeping Fancy Like Lass fit and healthy are now starting to reap rewards; the...

Ipswich: Specsavers give free tests and glasses for homeless - Vimarsana News

Ipswich: Specsavers give free tests and glasses for homeless

Specsavers in Ipswich opens up for the homeless, offering free eye tests and glasses along with a hot meal.

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Live more colourful

Get a tropical vibe going in the kitchen with pretty shades inspired by sunnier climes

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Toni Street chats to Kelly Coe - Vimarsana News

Toni Street chats to Kelly Coe

We Need To Talk Fitness In this episode of We Need To Talk, Toni Street catches up with Augustine Fashion House Owner Kelly Coe. Kelly is a big supporter o

Section of Stan Walker music video filmed illegally on train tracks: KiwiRail - Vimarsana News

Section of Stan Walker music video filmed illegally on train tracks: KiwiRail

The offending part of the video spans about nine seconds and sees the musician walking down the middle of some train tracks, followed by some children playing. Anyone who wishes to film or take photos within the rail corridor, which includes the land surrounding the train tracks, must obtain a permit from KiwiRail. Youtube/Supplied The children can be seen balancing on the train tracks and throwing stones in the rail corridor. Being in the rail corridor without permission is illegal under the Railways Act and those prosecuted could be fined up to $10,000. Alastair Cumming, the group gener...