It was six of the best for Daniel Jones as he and Katie Morgan successfully defended their Kepler Challenge mountain running titles in Te Anau today. Jones’ sixth straight victory saw him equal the record for most Kepler titles alongside Russell Hurring, who won six in a row from 1990 to 1995, and R
On Saturday the Teretonga Park race meeting kicked off with a day full of surprises due to changing weather conditions. The event started under a warm and dry sky, but soon, light rain transformed the early races. The track dried up temporarily, only for steady rain to return later in the day, addin
🎥 New Episode Alert: 90 Seconds+ with Mayor Nobby Clark 🎥 🌟 In this episode: Join Mayor Nobby Clark as he delves into these exciting developments in Invercargill. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more updates straight from the heart of our city! Mike chats to Mrs Mayor. Mike chats t
Fonterra Co-operative Group Ltd has today announced that after seven years as an Independent Director, Scott St John will step down from the Fonterra Board on 31 March 2024. Fonterra Chairman Peter McBride says Mr St John has made the decision in consideration of his workload and increase in governa
Thousands of Invercargill families enjoyed the festive spirit of the annual Southland Santa Parade on Saturday, November 25. The parade featured more than 40 floats, including popular characters, cultural groups, and Invercargill MP Penny Simmonds and Southland District mayor Rob Scott, who waved to
Daniel Jones, a renowned ultrarunner from New Zealand, is gearing up for the prestigious Kepler Challenge mountain race this Saturday, where he stands a chance to match the current men’s record of six title wins. This record is jointly held by Russell Hurring, who achieved his wins from 1990 to 1995
Southland District Mayor Rob Scott has expressed concern over the substantial effort required to prepare Long-Term Plans (LTPs), which he argues is a significant drain on council resources and often becomes outdated soon after publication. He believes that while councils should be accountable to rat
Many more people will turn to their credit card to pay for Christmas this year, a new survey of 1,020 Kiwi adults reveals. Banked’s Christmas Spending Survey 2023 found that over a third (34%) of New Zealanders will use a credit card as the main way they will pay for Christmas 2023 — up 14% from 20%
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