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Doctor Who – The Monthly Adventures lands Guinness World Records title - Vimarsana News

Doctor Who – The Monthly Adventures lands Guinness World Records title

Doctor Who – The Monthly Adventures lands Guinness World Records title Doctor Who – The Monthly Adventures lands Guinness World Records title A new episode has been released for an incredible 275 consecutive months. Monday, 26th April 2021 at 3:00 pm Big Finish has landed a Guinness World Record for the longest-running science fiction audio play series, after releasing a brand-new Doctor Who – The Monthly Adventure for the the 275th consecutive month. Advertisement The company released the first episode in the series all the way back in July 1999, and h...

Interview: Robert Valentine on Big Finish, Doctor Who, and the Audio Drama Renaissance - Vimarsana News

Interview: Robert Valentine on Big Finish, Doctor Who, and the Audio Drama Renaissance

Interview: Robert Valentine on Big Finish, Doctor Who, and the Audio Drama Renaissance Share Since July 1999, audio drama production company Big Finish have released a brand-new Doctor Who story every month, in what would eventually become known as the “Main Range”. The company’s Who output has since flourished into a multitude of expansions, spin-offs, and continuations, and after almost twenty-two years, the Main Range is being retired – and some big names are seeing it off. Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, and Paul McGann headline the cast of Robert Valentine’s Doc...

Surprising causes behind rise in emergency cliff rescues - Vimarsana News

Surprising causes behind rise in emergency cliff rescues

“I think it could be a little Covid-related,” he said. “People aren’t travelling as far as before and they’re travelling closer to home, and of course, bushwalking is a great activity. “But we’ve been to all sorts of matter of recoveries and the amount of times you see a sign that says ‘Do not walk past this point’, and they still walk past the point and fall off. “The signs are there for a reason. It’s pretty simple.” Not walking to conditions such as recent rain, and pushing your hike for that perfect shot were other routes to disaster, Mr Newley said.

Discovering Queensland's stunning Scenic Rim, home to jagged mountains and ancient rainforest - Vimarsana News

Discovering Queensland's stunning Scenic Rim, home to jagged mountains and ancient rainforest

Discovering Queensland's stunning Scenic Rim, home to jagged mountains and ancient rainforest Bushfires and the virus took their toll on Queensland’s volcanic Scenic Rim region but its wildlife and people are bouncing back The Scenic Rim trail is once again welcomoning visitors Credit: Graham Michael Freeman Resilience is etched in the face of Queensland farmer Trevor Turner as he strides along a country road ahead of a herd of cattle on what Australians call “the long paddock”. For generations, in times of drought and hardship, farmers have led stock off their land to graze along the r...

The hut baggers who conquered the Tararua Range in 12 months, despite a Covid lockdown - Vimarsana News

The hut baggers who conquered the Tararua Range in 12 months, despite a Covid lockdown

Supplied Accessing the remote Carkeek Hut is described as the equivalent of going to the bottom of the Grand Canyon and back up, twice. As she does when her spirits need lifting, Mina sang. Sometimes it’s Madonna, sometimes The Bangles. Usually, the rule is she can only sing when running. Crawling and sliding through the Tararuas’ punishingly impenetrable bush, concessions were made. “When I’m at my worst, James knows I’ll crank out Meatloaf,” Mina says. “That’s her low point, and that becomes, obviously, my low point,” James laughs. He made the call – damn the hut, th...