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Alec McNab: Huge numbers line up for Whanganui Secondary Schools Cross Country Championships - Vimarsana News

Alec McNab: Huge numbers line up for Whanganui Secondary Schools Cross Country Championships

Comment: There were over 130 starters, arresting the steady decline over recent years.

Hannibal Middle School recognizes Students, Pirates of the Month for May - Vimarsana News

Hannibal Middle School recognizes Students, Pirates of the Month for May

HANNIBAL — Staff and faculty members at Hannibal Middle School have selected Students of the Month and Pirates of the Month for May.

Athletics: Whanganui athletes perform well on demanding Wellington cross-country course - Vimarsana News

Athletics: Whanganui athletes perform well on demanding Wellington cross-country course

The venue moved from the traditional Karori Park to a more demanding course at Berhampore.

Intermediate Cup | Third Round review and draw updat... - Vimarsana News

Intermediate Cup | Third Round review and draw updat...

The McComb's Coach Travel Intermediate Cup continued this weekend with seven more Third Round games that had been postponed due to the adverse weather condit...

Nigerian Fake Immigration Consultant Sentenced To 2 Years House Arrest In Canada For Falsifying Documents - Vimarsana News

Nigerian Fake Immigration Consultant Sentenced To 2 Years House Arrest In Canada For Falsifying Documents

A Winnipeg man who falsified bank records and other documents to help would-be immigrants secure entry to Canada has been sentenced to two years of house arrest.   Chinenye Alozie, 35, pleaded guilty to acting as an unauthorised immigration consultant and misrepresenting or withholding facts on immigration applications, offences under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act.   According to Winnipeg Free Press, a court heard the offences involved Alozie’s dealings with more than 60 foreign nationals, most of them students, between 2014 and 2019.