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From Auckland to Bluff: A Road Trip for Charity Turns Heads and Opens Hearts
From Auckland to Bluff: A Road Trip for Charity Turns Heads and Opens Hearts
Community   -   Apr 26, 2024

A jubilant atmosphere prevailed as the Bangers to Bluff road trip concluded at Stirling Point, marking the end of a memorable 12-day journey from Auckland to Bluff. This annual event, organized by the Half Moon Bay Rotary Club, featured 16 cars, each creatively decorated, navigating through less-tra

New Life for Invercargill’s 160-Year-Old Maternity Hospital
New Life for Invercargill’s 160-Year-Old Maternity Hospital
Community   -   Apr 25, 2024

Invercargill’s historic former maternity hospital, a notable 160-year-old building located at 194 Dee Street, has found a new caretaker in the Troopers Memorial Corner Charitable Trust. The Trust recently acquired the historic property, with plans to restore it to its original splendor. Work started

Quick Thinking Prevents Fire Scare at Invercargill Prison
Quick Thinking Prevents Fire Scare at Invercargill Prison
News   -   Apr 24, 2024

Invercargill Prison experienced a brief scare on Monday evening when large amounts of smoke were seen coming from its boiler house. The incident, which took place around 9 PM on April 22, prompted an immediate response from prison staff and local emergency services. Fire and Emergency New Zealand ar

Major Overhaul in Farming and Environmental Rules Welcomed by Farmers
Major Overhaul in Farming and Environmental Rules Welcomed by Farmers
Farming   -   Apr 24, 2024

Farmers across New Zealand are welcoming a significant shift in agricultural and environmental regulations that promises to reduce the burdens of compliance and foster better land management. According to Federated Farmers freshwater spokesperson Colin Hurst, today’s regulatory changes signify the “

Intersection Upgrade at Lindisfarne and Yarrow Streets Kicks Off Monday
Intersection Upgrade at Lindisfarne and Yarrow Streets Kicks Off Monday
Councils   -   Apr 22, 2024

Starting Monday, major upgrades aimed at improving the safety of the Lindisfarne and Yarrow streets intersection in Invercargill will commence. This intersection, known for its high number of accidents, will undergo significant changes to enhance road user safety. Erin Moogan, Group Manager Infrastr

Friday Flashback – Southland Museum Athenaeum and Beyond
Friday Flashback – Southland Museum Athenaeum and Beyond
Featured   -   Apr 19, 2024

In 1872, Invercargill opened its very first museum within a modest Scotch Pie shop on Dee Street. This unique establishment quickly became a local curiosity, housing a diverse collection including a live monkey, a tortoise, a kiwi, and a kakapo. Its array of preserved insects, stuffed birds, seals,

Urgent Closure of Queens Park Winter Gardens Due to Vandalism
Urgent Closure of Queens Park Winter Gardens Due to Vandalism
Councils   -   Apr 18, 2024

Queens Park officials have announced the temporary closure of the Winter Gardens and the nearby pathways following significant vandalism discovered this morning. The destruction includes extensive glass damage and the cactus garden being severely vandalised. Police are actively seeking information f

Demolition Of Museum Pyramid Starts This Week Share Your Memories
Demolition Of Museum Pyramid Starts This Week Share Your Memories
Community   -   Apr 15, 2024

Eloise Wallace, Director of Museum of Southland, expressed excitement for the future while acknowledging the significance of the past. Related: Friday Flashback – Southland Museum Athenaeum and Beyond “We are thrilled about the prospects of our new museum. However, it’s essential we honour the cheri

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