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Press Release – Walk of Wonders New Zealands most exciting emerging light and fire festival Walk Of Wonders is set to help inject new life and vital funds into Hawkes Bays mental health charities. The creative directors behind Walk Of Wonders Ant van Dorsten and Henry … New Zealand’s most exciting emerging light and fire festival Walk Of Wonders is set to help inject new life and vital funds into Hawke’s Bay’s mental health charities. The creative directors behind Walk Of Wonders Ant van Dorsten and Henry Gordon are on a mission to raise awareness and funding for the Hawke’s Bay ...

Wednesday, 12 May 2021, 2:52 pm New Zealand’s most exciting emerging light and fire festival Walk Of Wonders is set to help inject new life and vital funds into Hawke’s Bay’s mental health charities. The creative directors behind Walk Of Wonders Ant van Dorsten and Henry Gordon are on a mission to raise awareness and funding for the Hawke’s Bay Foundation and mental health and addiction support centre Whatever It Takes, through the show’s ticket sales and optional donations. Ant van Dorsten says after the last twelve months we have all experienced, a show like this is just

Wednesday, 12 May 2021, 2:52 pm | Walk of Wonders New Zealand’s most exciting emerging light and fire festival Walk Of Wonders is set to help inject new life and vital funds into Hawke’s Bay’s mental health charities. The creative directors behind Walk Of Wonders Ant van Dorsten and Henry ... More >>   REGIONAL

The district court building in The Hague, Netherlands. (Photo via De Rechtspraak) ASSEN, The Netherlands (CN) — After a rare request from the public prosecution service, a Dutch court has dismissed the criminal case against a man accused of holding his children hostage for nearly a decade.  “The suspect has such physical and cognitive limitations that he is unable to follow the court proceeding,” Presiding Judge Elly Läkamp said during Thursday’s hearing before the Assen District Court. Gerrit Jan van Dorsten, 68, suffered a stroke in 2016 that left him partially paralyzed and unabl...

news Dutch farm father 'too ill' for abuse trial © EPA Gerrit-Jan Van Dorsten would be too unwell to follow proceedings, the court said Prosecutors in the Netherlands have dropped a case against a father suspected of keeping his children in isolation for almost a decade. They said that Gerrit-Jan Van Dorsten, 68, would be too ill to follow the trial proceedings. He was charged with unlawful detention, child abuse, sexual abuse of two of the children, and money laundering in January last year. His eldest child, then 25, had escaped in October 2019 and raised the alarm. Mr Van Dorsten suffer...