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Wellington schools were locked down, streets closed after suspicious packages found - Vimarsana News

Wellington schools were locked down, streets closed after suspicious packages found

Cordons have been lifted in central Wellington after two suspicious packages were left outside buildings, nearby the US and Israeli embassies.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Win a Fishmas Hamper! - Vimarsana News

Win a Fishmas Hamper!

We've teamed up with Wellington Seamarket to bring you a Merry Fishmas this Christmas! Win yourself and the family a Christmas hamper filled with the fresh

Jason Walls: The anatomy of an occupation – how did we get here? - Vimarsana News

Jason Walls: The anatomy of an occupation – how did we get here?

It started small.    Fewer than 100 people arrived on Parliament’s grounds on a sunny Tuesday morning two weeks ago; armed with a few flags and placards wi

Win a Fishmas Hamper with Wellington Seamarket! - Vimarsana News

Win a Fishmas Hamper with Wellington Seamarket!

We’ve teamed up with the Wellington Seamarket to bring you a Merry Fishmas this Christmas!  Win yourself and the family a Christmas hamper filled with the

COVID-19: Alert level 2 restrictions feel like a 'really slow death' for Wellington businesses - Vimarsana News

COVID-19: Alert level 2 restrictions feel like a 'really slow death' for Wellington businesses

In a city filled with tiny nook-and-cranny bars, level 2 can be a particular hassle. Mark Davey, who is general manager of Waitoa beer, with venues in Hataitai and the CBD, said it was much quieter over the weekend than it would be normally. "As soon as the level 2 announcement was made earlier last week probably we were expecting about 40 to 50 percent drop off in normal revenues which is basically what's happened." He said table service slows everything down and can mean losing money over the course of the evening. Davey said they would almost prefer level 3 over the more frustrating level ...