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Pat Magill dies in Napier - a saint or a stirrer? - Vimarsana News

Pat Magill dies in Napier - a saint or a stirrer?

Pat Magill, social justice campaigner extraordinaire, lived all his 96 years in Napier

Sarawak chosen to host national-level Unity Week - Vimarsana News

Sarawak chosen to host national-level Unity Week

KUCHING (April 5): Sarawak has been selected to host the national-level Unity Week on May 15 which will be officiated by Prime Minister Datuk Anwar Ibrahim, said Women, Childhood and Community Wellbeing Development Minister Dato Sri Fatimah Abdullah. “I received a courtesy call from the Departmen

Unity Week keeping solidarity strong as mosque attacks commemorated - Vimarsana News

Unity Week keeping solidarity strong as mosque attacks commemorated

A Christchurch widow who lost her husband in the 2019 mosque attacks says commemorations are about "learning lessons" from that day four years ago.

Source: rnz.co.nz
New Zealand remembers Christchurch Mosque Attacks with a call to combat hate and promote unity - Vimarsana News

New Zealand remembers Christchurch Mosque Attacks with a call to combat hate and promote unity

On15March,NewZealandremembersthedevastatingmosqueattacksthattookplaceinChristchurchfouryearsago.Inamessage,MervinSingham,ChiefExecutiveoftheEthnicCommunitiesMinistry,saidthetragicincidentstilletchedinourmindsreminds

For victims and their families, there are still lingering questions about the Christchurch terrorist attack - Vimarsana News

For victims and their families, there are still lingering questions about the Christchurch terrorist attack

This week marks four years since a terrorist walked into two Christchurch mosques and killed 51 people, injured many more and forever changed the city and its Muslim community.

Source: rnz.co.nz