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The 49th South Island Clubs Table Tennis Tournament is being held at Stadium Southland in Invercargill on Friday 20 and Saturday 21 September. The tournament starts on Friday 20th September at 8.00am with the finals scheduled for Saturday 21st starting at 12.45pm. Play will be graded with competitio
It’s official – for the first time in more than 70 years, the kākāpō population is a record 213 birds. The youngest chick of the bumper 2018/19 breeding season, Stella-3-B-2019, has today turned 150 days old – the age at which all chicks are deemed to be “juvenile” and officially added to the adult
Police have arrested a 43-year-old man in relation to a number of thefts from vehicles around Invercargill, including recreation areas and reserves. He appeared before the Invercargill District Court today on charges including theft from a vehicle and unlawful interference with a vehicle, and has be
At half time with a score of 26/7 to the Stags hopes of them breaking their losing streak evapourated with a full time defeat of 26/31 with the win to Manawatu. Action photos by Richard Dimmock Photography. Let’s get out and support the boys next Saturday 21st September when they go up against Count
The wife of a terminally ill Southland man says she is confident a regional charity hospital will be set up. Melissa Vining and her husband Blair have been campaigning for better cancer care since Mr Vining was diagnosed with terminal bowel cancer nearly a year ago. At a meeting in Invercargill last
Police are now in a position to name the man who died following a boat rolling in Fiordland on Saturday afternoon. He was 57-year-old Peter John McKenzie, of Invercargill. Mr McKenzie and his two companions made it to shore near the river mouth at Wairaurahiri, but sadly Mr McKenzie had died by the
Firearm collection events will be held in Balclutha, Lawrence and Clinton this weekend, providing firearm owners an opportunity to hand in their prohibited firearm/s and parts for buyback. It’s also a chance for anyone to hand-in any firearm or part – no questions asked – under amnesty. If you hand-
Construction of the new Pyramid Bridge is expected to take considerably less time than previously estimated courtesy of design efficiencies. Gore District Council Transport Manager Peter Standring said this week construction of the bridge should take about six months from the time preliminary work w