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UPDATED: As requested by NZ Police we have had to remove their original media release. Southland police are investigating the sudden death of a seventeen-month-old child in Wallacetown, north of Invercargill. Police have not released any more information at this stage, but said they were conducting

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Bluff has their monthly Community Markets, plus on the 25th October Bluff rocks Nepal concert, and home to the 2015 Bluff Oyster Festival, here’s the latest on What’s going on in Bluff from ICC.TV

The Model Show is full of fun stuff for all ages young & old now on at the Corinthian Centre (upstairs Working Mans Club on Esk street.

The Craft Market @latitude is all go at the Southland Indoor Bowling Centre with a busy Saturday and Sunday expected to be just as busy as earlybird christmas shoppers get in early. Sunday hours are 10am – 4pm, Southland Indoor Bowling Centre, Onslow street, and its FREE ENTRY. eftpos available at s

Exclusive: For the first time in over 30 years, it’s likely that no Christmas decorations will be hung on Dee & Tay streets. On Wednesday night Esk Street Mall retailers were invited to Invercargill City Council chamber for an update on the Esk Street Mall redevelopment and plans for Christmas decor

Hey, top marks to the South Alive team for organising last nights street party. The event was held to mark the opening of the South City Upgrade. Unfortunately we couldn’t get there but looks like a tremendous crowd having a great time. We like the look of the Aurora Australis street lamps…..maybe t

PowerNet’s three networks have once again been subjected to severe storm conditions resulting in more power interruptions and network disturbance in the region. PowerNet Chief Executive, Jason Franklin said the stormy weather experienced during the last three days had affected an excess of 11,000 co