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Saving our health system - Vimarsana News

Saving our health system

The Director of a National Science Challenge focused on New Zealand’s most pressing health issues is not mincing words when it comes to the state of our health system

70,000 Sign Petition To Keep School Lunches - Vimarsana News

70,000 Sign Petition To Keep School Lunches

Contrary to the Associate Minister of Education’s claims, analysis of Healthy School Lunches Programme - Ka Ora, Ka Ako assessments has revealed it provides excellent value for the taxpayer dollar, as a groundswell of public opposition to Government ...

Good prospects for mining phosphate in NZ touted - Vimarsana News

Good prospects for mining phosphate in NZ touted

New report says domestic deposits of phosphate could replace overseas imports including politically controversial sales by Morocco

BM Education: Education board: No highs, just high grades! - Vimarsana News

BM Education: Education board: No highs, just high grades!

Dr Joseph Emmanuel, the Board’s Director (Academics), emphasised the goal of raising awareness about drug addiction among students. “Schools are requested to cooperate with the Ministry of Social Justice, Government of India, and The Art of Living Trust in organising various activities, including programs on healthy lifestyle practices such as Yoga and meditation, spreading the message of saying no to drugs nationwide, and hosting seminars, rallies, workshops, and events to create awareness about drug de-addiction among school children,” he said.

The problem with NZ and earthquake early warning systems - Vimarsana News

The problem with NZ and earthquake early warning systems

For all the clever tech behind quake early warning systems, Kiwis know little about them.