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Sculpture On The Gulf Announces Preliminary Artist Lineup For 2024's "Anything Can Happen" Exhibition - Vimarsana News

Sculpture On The Gulf Announces Preliminary Artist Lineup For 2024's "Anything Can Happen" Exhibition

The outdoor exhibition showcasing art and sculpture on Waiheke Island, Perpetual Guardian Sculpture on the Gulf (SOTG) , today announces its preliminary artist lineup and Gateway Pavilion installation promising to captivate audiences in 2024. Celebrating ...

Landmark agreement between Llandovery RFC, school and university - Vimarsana News

Landmark agreement between Llandovery RFC, school and university

By Huw S Thomas

Financial backing for Llandovery RFC after Premiership play off glory - Vimarsana News

Financial backing for Llandovery RFC after Premiership play off glory

Risk Management Security Services of High Wycombe have topped up an earlier donation of £5,000 with another £5,000 to Llandovery players and…

Author Tim Winton in region to promote ABC Ningaloo Ninggulu nature series | Bendigo Advertiser - Vimarsana News

Author Tim Winton in region to promote ABC Ningaloo Ninggulu nature series | Bendigo Advertiser

"It's like being 10 again and realising the world is a living miracle"

Tim Winton on the challenges of making ABC's documentary, Ningaloo Nyinggulu, when Mother Nature doesn't stick to the script - Vimarsana News

Tim Winton on the challenges of making ABC's documentary, Ningaloo Nyinggulu, when Mother Nature doesn't stick to the script

Making a natural history documentary is a test of patience and endurance, and Tim Winton had finally run out of both. He was trying to capture the wild beauty of his beloved Ningaloo Reef but Mother Nature wouldn't play ball.

Source: abc.net.au