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Update – Murder Charge Laid Following Incident In Great King Street, Dunedin - Vimarsana News

Update – Murder Charge Laid Following Incident In Great King Street, Dunedin

A teenager has been charged with murder and will appear in the Dunedin Youth Court this morning following the death of a 16-year-old boy in Dunedin yesterday afternoon.

Rural Research Snapshot Highlights Struggle To Have Good Health Outcomes In Rural Areas - Vimarsana News

Rural Research Snapshot Highlights Struggle To Have Good Health Outcomes In Rural Areas

For years, our rural healthcare workforce has known intuitively that those in rural areas have poorer health outcomes than those in urban areas, but there has been no clear data to show this. In 2022, academics from Otago and Waikato Universities developed ...

Pioneer Energy Acquires 100% Ownership Of Southern Generation - Vimarsana News

Pioneer Energy Acquires 100% Ownership Of Southern Generation

The Southern Generation portfolio includes four North Island hydro stations, two South Island wind farms and one wind farm development in Southland.

Southland Power Trust Exits SGLP Joint Venture To Focus On Core Local Assets - Vimarsana News

Southland Power Trust Exits SGLP Joint Venture To Focus On Core Local Assets

The Southland Power Trust (SEPSCT) today announced that wholly-owned subsidiary The Power Company Limited (TPCL) is exiting its interest in Southern Generation Limited Partnership (SGLP).

Passing around, proxies and dodgy dairies | University of Otago - Vimarsana News

Passing around, proxies and dodgy dairies | University of Otago

Underage youth in Aotearoa New Zealand are accessing e-cigarettes (or vapes) using well-established supply routes, researchers say.