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Left leaning Stuff Digital Cuts Newsroom Staff
Left leaning Stuff Digital Cuts Newsroom Staff
News   -   Jul 23, 2026

Left leaning media company Stuff Digital has begun consulting with staff over a proposal that could cut up to ten editorial roles from its digital newsroom — with journalists, reporters, and editors all in the firing line. The media company called affected staff into meetings on Wednesday, where Stuff Digital editor

Town Belt Tree Felling Starts Monday
Town Belt Tree Felling Starts Monday
Councils   -   Jul 21, 2026

More than 60 trees in Invercargill's Town Belt are coming down starting next week, some of them planted 150 years ago. Councillors made the call last year after a 25-metre pine tree blew onto Elles Rd traffic during October's extreme winds. Nobody was hurt. They won&

Cheeky Llama Crew Takes Over SIT Café
Cheeky Llama Crew Takes Over SIT Café
News   -   Jul 21, 2026

The team behind Cheeky Llama café in Queens Park has taken over Kahu Ariki, the café inside SIT's Centre for Creative Industries on Tay Street — and they came in with a plan. It follows a busy stretch for SIT's café scene: back in May, Emmanuel and

MPs Slam FENZ Over Fleet Failures
MPs Slam FENZ Over Fleet Failures
News   -   Jul 21, 2026

Fire and Emergency New Zealand spent $90,000 on a PR firm and lawyer to help prepare an 80-page submission for a parliamentary inquiry into why its own vehicle fleet has been in crisis for years. MPs were not impressed. "The fact that you had to hire outside a

SIT Nursing Facility Rebuilt for Modern Care
SIT Nursing Facility Rebuilt for Modern Care
Education   -   Jul 20, 2026

SIT's nursing school has spent close to half a million dollars refurbishing its clinical suite — and the result is a training ward that looks and functions like the real thing. The Southern Institute of Technology School of Nursing officially reopened the upgraded space last week, expanding the clinical

Left leaning Stuff Digital Cuts Newsroom Staff
News   -   Jul 23, 2026 Left leaning Stuff Digital Cuts Newsroom Staff

Left leaning media company Stuff Digital has begun consulting with staff over a proposal that could cut up to ten editorial roles from its digital newsroom — with journalists, reporters, and editors all in the firing line. The media company called affected staff into meetings on Wednesday, where Stuff Digital editor

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Left leaning Stuff Digital Cuts Newsroom Staff
Left leaning Stuff Digital Cuts Newsroom Staff
News   -   Jul 23, 2026

Left leaning media company Stuff Digital has begun consulting with staff over a proposal that could cut up to ten editorial roles from its digital newsroom — with journalists, reporters, and editors all in the firing line. The media company called affected staff into meetings on Wednesday, where Stuff Digital editor

Southland Urology Crisis Leaves Patients Waiting
Southland Urology Crisis Leaves Patients Waiting
News   -   Jul 23, 2026

A Winton man with kidney cancer waited nearly seven months for surgery after his operation was cancelled without explanation — and nobody at Southland Hospital told him why. David Evans undergoes surgery every three to four months to cut away the cancer. His January procedure at Southland Hospital went ahead. The

World Tour's Only NZ Stop Hits Invercargill In December
World Tour's Only NZ Stop Hits Invercargill In December
News   -   Jul 22, 2026

Invercargill is the only place in New Zealand where you can watch a man attempt a triple backflip on a BMX this December. Freestyle Kings LIVE has confirmed Rugby Park as its exclusive New Zealand stop on the 2026 World Tour, with the show locked in for Saturday December 5.

SH99 Closed After Serious Wallacetown Crash, Detours in Place
SH99 Closed After Serious Wallacetown Crash, Detours in Place
News   -   Jul 21, 2026

State Highway 99 near Wallacetown is closed on Tuesday evening reopening at 2am Wednesday morning after a two-vehicle crash around 5.20pm left one person trapped in their vehicle. Fire crews from Kingswell and Wallacetown attended the scene, where they had to extricate the person from the wreckage. The road

Town Belt Tree Felling Starts Monday
Town Belt Tree Felling Starts Monday
Councils   -   Jul 21, 2026

More than 60 trees in Invercargill's Town Belt are coming down starting next week, some of them planted 150 years ago. Councillors made the call last year after a 25-metre pine tree blew onto Elles Rd traffic during October's extreme winds. Nobody was hurt. They won&

Cheeky Llama Crew Takes Over SIT Café
Cheeky Llama Crew Takes Over SIT Café
News   -   Jul 21, 2026

The team behind Cheeky Llama café in Queens Park has taken over Kahu Ariki, the café inside SIT's Centre for Creative Industries on Tay Street — and they came in with a plan. It follows a busy stretch for SIT's café scene: back in May, Emmanuel and

MPs Slam FENZ Over Fleet Failures
MPs Slam FENZ Over Fleet Failures
News   -   Jul 21, 2026

Fire and Emergency New Zealand spent $90,000 on a PR firm and lawyer to help prepare an 80-page submission for a parliamentary inquiry into why its own vehicle fleet has been in crisis for years. MPs were not impressed. "The fact that you had to hire outside a

SIT Nursing Facility Rebuilt for Modern Care
SIT Nursing Facility Rebuilt for Modern Care
Education   -   Jul 20, 2026

SIT's nursing school has spent close to half a million dollars refurbishing its clinical suite — and the result is a training ward that looks and functions like the real thing. The Southern Institute of Technology School of Nursing officially reopened the upgraded space last week, expanding the clinical

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