Yes, it's been 30 years since the epic production graced our stage.
The worldwide showbiz phenomenon was staged by what was then Invercargill Musical Theatre Company Inc.
A group of original cast and crew members came together on Friday night to reminisce on this amazing production and remember
* 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.
It has been a busy time for the Learning Differences Aotearoa Trust in Southland with a number of initiatives in October for Dyslexia Awareness Month.
The Southland-based charity was established in 2017, and provides information, support and guidance for children, youth and adults with learning differences.
Promotions and funding co-ordinator
* New Riverton Aparima playground and pump track enhance Taramea Bay redevelopment efforts.
* Community feedback shaped the design, ensuring inclusivity and long-term usability.
* Future stages include youth zones, planting, and improved infrastructure for Taramea Bay.
The Riverton Aparima playground has officially opened to the public, marking the latest milestone in the
Welcome back to 90 Seconds+ with Invercargill City Mayor Nobby Clark!
After a brief hiatus, we're back and diving into some hot topics.
This week, we discuss:
Simon Court's Bill: The Act MP's proposal to dismantle New Zealand's licensing trusts, including Invercargill
* Southland Santa Parade alters its route to avoid roadworks in this year’s circuit.
* Longstanding manager transitions to trustee as new committee members join the team.
* Parade features floats, entertainment, and food, attracting up to 20,000 attendees yearly.
The Southland Santa parade has a new committee and will be
Groundswell NZ’s campaign to stop the new District Plan in Gore from including sites and areas of significance to Maori stepped up a notch this week, with leaders presenting to council.
Co-founders Laurie Paterson and Bryce McKenzie spoke to the Gore District Council on Tuesday about what they think
The weather played nice and the streets were packed with happy spectactors.
Big shout out to the crew organising and the volunteers.
Did you spot the this years new float, sponsored by Heenan Small Engines. The GRINCH?
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