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Christmas Day lunch at Salvation Army off cards in Whangārei due to volunteer burnout - Vimarsana News

Christmas Day lunch at Salvation Army off cards in Whangārei due to volunteer burnout

A Christmas Day lunch in Whangārei , which had to be cancelled because of Covid restrictions, will not be running this year either. The Salvation Army ran...

Live Waitangi Day 2023: Political leaders call for a united front at this year's dawn ceremony - Vimarsana News

Live Waitangi Day 2023: Political leaders call for a united front at this year's dawn ceremony

Ata mārie, Aotearoa New Zealand, and welcome to the New Zealand Herald’s live coverage of Waitangi Day. It is 183 years today since the first signatures we

Belfast pulpit goes from sermons to soapbox - Vimarsana News

Belfast pulpit goes from sermons to soapbox

A restored pulpit, designed for a church in 1878, could soon be used for concerts and bingo.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Crisis in home care; Snowboarders fight for refunds: CBC's Marketplace cheat sheet - Vimarsana News

Crisis in home care; Snowboarders fight for refunds: CBC's Marketplace cheat sheet

CBC's Marketplace rounds up the consumer and health news you need from the week.

Source: cbc.ca
She begged for help as husband struggled: Why home care is failing thousands while companies profit - Vimarsana News

She begged for help as husband struggled: Why home care is failing thousands while companies profit

Nearly one million Canadians rely on some sort of home care support, but a Marketplace investigation has found a shroud of secrecy around for-profit companies’ use of public funds. Critics say the broken system is providing substandard care – and sometimes no care at all – for those most vulnerable.

Source: cbc.ca