Hops & Vines festival coming to Whanganui s Majestic Square
13 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM
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Hops and Vines will round out Whanganui s festival season. Photo / Sharna-Lee England
Mike Tweed is a multimedia journalist at the Whanganui Chroniclemichael.tweed@nzme.co.nzWhangaChron
Lost Arts Events Management is following up the debut of its Taste Whanganui festival last year with an event at the tail end of summer.
Hops and Vines will be held at Majestic Square in March, and organiser Koert Wegman said, unlike Taste Whanganui, it would focus almost exclusively on New Zealand-made wine and beer. We learned a few things from taste and there were things we got right and things we didn t get right, Wegman said.
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The ACDP has condemned what it labelled the "indiscriminate shooting of Christians" by the police during a church service in Sebokeng, south of Johannesburg, on Sunday morning.
Police use force to disperse churchgoers violating lockdown regulations 11 January 2021 - 08:59 Three people were arrested after police dispersed a large group who had gathered for a church service in Gauteng on Sunday. Image: Allan Swart/123RF
Police used rubber bullets and stun grenades to disperse a group of about 250 people who had gathered for a church service in Sebokeng Zone 7 in the Vaal area on Sunday.
Two church leaders aged 47 and 69 were arrested for contravening level 3 lockdown regulations which do not allow for church services to be held.
A 62-year-old woman was arrested for a similar contravention and for an additional charge of public violence.
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