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Illawarra school students write their own stories with local authors and illustrators | South Coast Register - Vimarsana News

Illawarra school students write their own stories with local authors and illustrators | South Coast Register

Di Bates worked with Woonona East Public School to write a story.

StoryFest's School Program is designed to spark creativity and a love of story in the next generation. | Milton Ulladulla Times - Vimarsana News

StoryFest's School Program is designed to spark creativity and a love of story in the next generation. | Milton Ulladulla Times

StoryFest's School Program is designed to spark creativity and a love of story in the next generation.

West Tisbury deals with Trust issues - The Martha's Vineyard Times - Vimarsana News

West Tisbury deals with Trust issues - The Martha's Vineyard Times

The West Tisbury select board found itself in a pickle during its Wednesday, August 31, meeting over a botched permission process for an auction. According to West Tisbury town administrator Jennifer Rand, resident Sue Whiting requested a special permit to hold an auction at Grange Hall on Friday. Rand said West Tisbury building inspector Joseph […]

Lord of the Rings' Hobbiton impacted the lives of these New Zealanders - Vimarsana News

Lord of the Rings' Hobbiton impacted the lives of these New Zealanders

Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit built sets on location in the town of Matamata, and New Zealand was changed forever. In new interviews, residents, Maori leaders, and the owner of the tourist attraction speak on the 20-year impact.

Applause as Matamata-Piako council says yes to Māori wards - Vimarsana News

Applause as Matamata-Piako council says yes to Māori wards

It will remain in force for six years and remains until a further resolution takes effect. Te Aroha Councillor Russell Smith, who abstained in this week’s vote, said because he was unable to go out for consultation and follow what the people in Te Aroha want, he was unable to vote either way. “I was told to be strong, show my kia kaha,” he said. “By not going out for consultation, we’re not being transparent, consultation is important to me. “To my fellow councillors, congratulations for being strong and sticking to your beliefs on a landmark decision.” KELLY HODEL/STUFF