Mike Sanford

* Two cultural events will be hosted by the Invercargill Malayalees Association this weekend. * A Mega Thiruvathira performance will showcase Kerala's traditional dance at Invercargill Central. * Both events promise to highlight Kerala’s cultural richness, spirit, and unity in Southland. Invercargill is set to come alive with the rhythm

* The Grrreat Invercargill Photo Competition showcased stunning local talent in four categories. * Parag Tambe won the Iconic category with a striking photo of Queens Park’s band rotunda. * Judges praised the competition’s celebration of Invercargill and Bluff's unique faces and landscapes. Invercargill’s up-and-coming photographers were celebrated

* Southern District Police are urging rural communities to report suspicious or unusual activity. * Detective Senior Sergeant Gregory Baird stresses the importance of acting on instinct and reporting. * Simple security measures, such as locking gates and sheds, can help deter potential thieves. Southern District Police are calling on rural residents to

* Telford introduces a flexible animal healthcare qualification starting in February 2025. * The new programme offers students entry into rural vet technician roles across the country. * Students gain hands-on experience with large animals through local farming and veterinary partnerships. Southern Institute of Technology’s Telford Campus has revamped its core animal

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Invercargill’s Mayor, Nobby Clark, experienced a minor heart attack, leading to his hospitalization. He was first taken to Southland Hospital and later transferred to Dunedin Hospital for additional tests. Related: Deputy Mayor Tom Campbell Assures Continuity as Mayor Clark Prepares for Heart Surger

The Government has begun the process of disestablishing Te Pūkenga as part of its 100-day plan, Minister for Tertiary Education and Skills Penny Simmonds says. “I have started putting that plan into action and have met with the chair and chief Executive of Te Pūkenga to advise them of my approach. I

A waka ama pilot project trialled through SIT this year is targeting the wellbeing of Māori and Pasifika construction ākonga | students. The opportunity to gain funding for the four-week pilot project came through Te Whatu Ora via Te Pūkenga, under the national fund of Kaupapa Māori Wananga. Jodi Co