* Cam Davies shared his Global Chefs Challenge preparation with Southern Institute of Technology students.
* Students gained practical experience and insights into competitive cooking at a professional level.
* Mr Davies highlighted the importance of mentoring and collaboration within the hospitality industry.
Te Anau’s restaurant owner and head chef, Cam Davies,
* Heavy Rain Watch issued for Inland Clutha and Southland from Thursday noon to Friday noon.
* Rivers in the region are above normal levels, with no immediate signs of rising further.
* Farmers are urged to reach out for support due to ongoing adverse weather conditions.
The MetService has issued a Heavy
* The Invercargill Airport terminal is now officially named the Sir Tim Shadbolt Terminal.
* The renaming recognises Sir Tim’s impact on the airport and broader community growth.
* The terminal will also feature storytelling signage highlighting his contributions to the city.
Invercargill Airport on Wednesday7 2nd October, officially renamed its terminal
* The Invercargill Airport terminal is now officially named the Sir Tim Shadbolt Terminal.
* The renaming recognises Sir Tim’s impact on the airport and broader community growth.
* The terminal will also feature storytelling signage highlighting his contributions to the city.
Invercargill Airport on Wednesday7 2nd October, officially renamed its terminal
* Cam Davies shared his Global Chefs Challenge preparation with Southern Institute of Technology students.
* Students gained practical experience and insights into competitive cooking at a professional level.
* Mr Davies highlighted the importance of mentoring and collaboration within the hospitality industry.
Te Anau’s restaurant owner and head chef, Cam Davies,
* Heavy Rain Watch issued for Inland Clutha and Southland from Thursday noon to Friday noon.
* Rivers in the region are above normal levels, with no immediate signs of rising further.
* Farmers are urged to reach out for support due to ongoing adverse weather conditions.
The MetService has issued a Heavy
* Rugby Park renamed Bekhuis Park to celebrate Josh Bekhuis’ record-breaking 144th game for Southland.
* The name change acknowledges his contributions to Southland rugby and support from his family.
* Stags play North Harbour at Bekhuis Park this Saturday, marking the end of the season.
Rugby Park in Invercargill has been temporarily
* New Zealand’s oldest road race will link with the National Criterium Championships in 2025.
* Cycling Southland to host Criterium Nationals alongside ILT Carnival and Gore to Invercargill race.
* Event combines track cycling and road racing to create an action-packed programme.
Cycling enthusiasts are set for a treat in January
* Air New Zealand cuts capacity on three domestic routes due to reduced demand.
* Invercargill to Wellington flights to end in January 2025 amid global engine issues.
* Airline schedules changes for Queenstown, Dunedin, and New Plymouth routes.
Air New Zealand is reducing capacity on three domestic routes by flying smaller planes
* New $30 million fund to support councils in cleaning up vulnerable contaminated sites.
* The fund replaces the Contaminated Sites Remediation Fund and covers more remediation projects.
* Eligible councils can apply to protect communities and the environment from potential risks.
The Government has launched a new $30 million Contaminated Sites and
* The PPTA is proposing to allow membership for teachers working in charter schools.
* David Seymour views this as a positive shift towards accepting charter schools.
* Charter school teachers may gain collective bargaining rights through PPTA membership.
The Post Primary Teachers' Association (PPTA) is proposing to allow teachers from charter
