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Just Let Dads, Dad
News   -   Sep 06, 2026

JUST LET DADS DAD If you want him to step up — you might have to stop telling him how. I'm not sure why I thought it would work, but it was my way of making sure my husband knew what to do. I was preparing for the birth

Career Firefighters Strike For 60th Time With New Leader
Career Firefighters Strike For 60th Time With New Leader
News   -   Sep 04, 2026

Career firefighters in the south continue to strike twice a week, and today marks the 60th time they will stand on the street corner in Invercargill. But there's been a new change of guard in the Southern branch of the New Zealand Professional Firefighters Union (NZPFU) with Brent

Commissioner Backs Datagrid Consent
Commissioner Backs Datagrid Consent
News   -   Sep 04, 2026

The resource consent for the Datagrid Hyperscale Data Centre at Makarewa will not be reviewed. An independent hearing commissioner made that call on September 4, rejecting a request from the Southland Sustainable Resources Coalition to scrutinise the consent conditions under section 128 of the Resource Management Act. SSRC's

Environment Southland Acts on Flooded Lagoon
Environment Southland Acts on Flooded Lagoon
News   -   Sep 04, 2026

Environment Southland is using emergency powers to mechanically open Waituna Lagoon to the sea, after water levels stayed dangerously high for weeks. The lagoon has sat above 2.3 metres for the past five days and above 2.2 metres since late July. That sustained high water is hitting nearby

Tip Trip Delays Ahead as Weighbridge Replaced
Tip Trip Delays Ahead as Weighbridge Replaced
News   -   Sep 03, 2026

The Invercargill Transfer Station's outgoing weighbridge is being replaced, and for the next month, getting to the tip will take a little longer than usual. Work begins Thursday September 10 and is expected to run for about a month. The weighbridge — more than 30 years old and well

Just Let Dads, Dad
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JUST LET DADS DAD If you want him to step up — you might have to stop telling him how. I'm not sure why I thought it would work, but it was my way of making sure my husband knew what to do. I was preparing for the birth

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Just Let Dads, Dad
Just Let Dads, Dad
News   -   Sep 06, 2026

JUST LET DADS DAD If you want him to step up — you might have to stop telling him how. I'm not sure why I thought it would work, but it was my way of making sure my husband knew what to do. I was preparing for the birth

Garston Hops Takes Out Top Southland Export Prize
Garston Hops Takes Out Top Southland Export Prize
Business   -   Sep 05, 2026

Garston Hops, a family-owned hop-growing business operating near the southern limits of what's commercially viable on the planet, took the top prize at the 2026 DHL Export Southland Gala Dinner on Friday night. More than 200 exporters, businesses and supporters gathered at Ascot Park Hotel for the biennial

Invercargill Airport Names Runway Point MUNRO
Invercargill Airport Names Runway Point MUNRO
News   -   Sep 04, 2026

Invercargill Airport has named a new runway take-off point after Burt Munro — and the fit is hard to argue with. MUNRO became operational on Thursday, giving pilots the option to depart from an inset point on Runway 04 without backtracking the full length of the strip. It cuts the taxi

SIT Expands China Education Links
SIT Expands China Education Links
Education   -   Sep 04, 2026

Southern Institute of Technology has signed new partnership agreements with three Chinese universities after its CEO joined a government-led education delegation to China in late July. Bharat Guha was part of an 11-institute polytechnic delegation that visited Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou from July 26 to 31, travelling alongside Tertiary Education

Career Firefighters Strike For 60th Time With New Leader
Career Firefighters Strike For 60th Time With New Leader
News   -   Sep 04, 2026

Career firefighters in the south continue to strike twice a week, and today marks the 60th time they will stand on the street corner in Invercargill. But there's been a new change of guard in the Southern branch of the New Zealand Professional Firefighters Union (NZPFU) with Brent

Commissioner Backs Datagrid Consent
Commissioner Backs Datagrid Consent
News   -   Sep 04, 2026

The resource consent for the Datagrid Hyperscale Data Centre at Makarewa will not be reviewed. An independent hearing commissioner made that call on September 4, rejecting a request from the Southland Sustainable Resources Coalition to scrutinise the consent conditions under section 128 of the Resource Management Act. SSRC's

Environment Southland Acts on Flooded Lagoon
Environment Southland Acts on Flooded Lagoon
News   -   Sep 04, 2026

Environment Southland is using emergency powers to mechanically open Waituna Lagoon to the sea, after water levels stayed dangerously high for weeks. The lagoon has sat above 2.3 metres for the past five days and above 2.2 metres since late July. That sustained high water is hitting nearby

Tip Trip Delays Ahead as Weighbridge Replaced
Tip Trip Delays Ahead as Weighbridge Replaced
News   -   Sep 03, 2026

The Invercargill Transfer Station's outgoing weighbridge is being replaced, and for the next month, getting to the tip will take a little longer than usual. Work begins Thursday September 10 and is expected to run for about a month. The weighbridge — more than 30 years old and well

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