* Sunshine brought out crowds for Telford’s 2024 graduation and street procession.
* Students celebrated in style, walking through Balclutha to their graduation ceremony.
* Over 330 supporters joined the event, celebrating graduates' achievements in various programmes.
Telford’s class of 2024 celebrated their graduation in perfect weather on November 28
* Manapōuri Power Station boosts capacity after two years of reduced operation.
* New transformer increases output by 128 megawatts, nearing the station's consented limit.
* Another replacement transformer is scheduled to arrive by late 2025.
New Zealand’s electricity network has received a timely upgrade with the commissioning of a
He’s done it there, now he’s going to try to do it here. Again.
With his maiden Group One win secured at Addington, Nathan Williamson will attempt to dominate another of Southland’s biggest days in harness racing.
With his Group One winning filly Captains Mistress heading his
* Invercargill City Council progresses land sale at Awarua after reserve status clarification.
* Te Rūnanga o Awarua suggests land be considered for cultural or housing purposes.
* Two sections already listed for sale with additional marketing planned after approvals.
The Invercargill City Council is advancing the sale of land parcels at Awarua,
Invercargill Police are investigating after a safe was stolen during a burglary at a commercial premises on Mersey Street. Related: Thousands of Dollars in Tools Stolen from Southland Carpentry Students
The burglary occurred sometime overnight on Tuesday the 11th of December.
Police believe that due to the size and weight
Police are continuing to investigate the death of Karen White, a 60-year-old Invercargill woman, who was killed at her Lake Hāwea home on 8 March 2024.
Authorities have confirmed that Mrs White died from injuries sustained in a significant assault. Officers are currently interviewing multiple individuals to better understand the
In its first week, the newly launched Red Tape tipline received over 300 reports from New Zealanders frustrated by excessive regulations, according to Regulation Minister Hon David Seymour.
“Red tape wastes valuable time, money and sanity,” Seymour said. “I am not surprised to see an outpouring of discontent from Kiwis
* Invercargill Police arrested a 19-year-old man for indecent exposure incidents.
* Public urged to report encounters with a man driving a green sedan.
* Police request assistance with reference number 241009/6007.
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Police in Invercargill have arrested a 19-year-old man following reports of indecent exposure to the public.
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