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🕊️ Today’s Remembrances: Notices & Tributes 🕊️ View the latest Death Notices, In Memoriams, and Acknowledgements for the Southland region. Updated daily, Monday through Saturday. 🤝 A Free Service for Families We invite you to share your memories and thanks. Send your notices or acknowledgements to: 📧 [email protected] CARROLL, James Leslie
Hawthorndale Care Village has appointed Lynley Irvine as its new General Manager, marking a confident next step as the organisation strengthens its day-to-day operations and long-term direction. Since opening, the Southland-based village has introduced a pioneering aged care model inspired by the Dutch De Hogeweyk approach. Designed to support independence
The future of Invercargill’s Rugby Park stadium and grounds is safe for now. Invercargill City Councillors agreed at the Community and Regulatory Committee meeting on Tuesday 17th, to include a proposal to invest in refurbishing the facility in the upcoming Long-term Plan 2027-2037. All remedial work including earthquake strengthening
Invercargill motorists are being advised of several significant infrastructure projects taking place across the city, with lane reductions and road closures in place over the coming months. Stormwater and foul sewer pipes are being replaced on Bainfield Road between North Road and Myers Street. The road is reduced to one
The 2026 Ascot Park Hotel Classic SpeedFest takes place this weekend at Teretonga Park in Invercargill, promising an exciting showcase of historic cars and notable racing figures. A major attraction will be the TKR 25th Anniversary Tour, celebrating Team Kiwi Racing’s legacy. The tour features the original All Black
🕊️ Today’s Remembrances: Notices & Tributes 🕊️ View the latest Death Notices, In Memoriams, and Acknowledgements for the Southland region. Updated daily, Monday through Saturday. 🤝 A Free Service for Families We invite you to share your memories and thanks. Send your notices or acknowledgements to: 📧 [email protected] BEST, Ivan John
Thousands of plumbing and drainage products widely used across Australia are now easier to access in New Zealand, offering relief to tradies and do-it-yourself homeowners seeking reliable and affordable materials. Building and Construction Minister Chris Penk said the move supports the Government’s wider goal of improving housing supply and
The first kakapo chick of the breeding season has hatched on Pukenui Anchor Island, marking a hopeful step forward for one of New Zealand’s rarest birds. The chick was hatched by Yasmine, who fostered an egg from another kakapo, Tiwihiri, on Valentine’s Day. The arrival brings the total