Southland

Nine Lotto players win Second Division. Nine lucky Lotto players will be celebrating tonight after each winning $39,988 with Lotto Second Division in tonight’s live Lotto draw. The winning Second Division tickets were sold at the following stores: Anyone who bought their ticket from any of the above

Revitalisation in Manapouri is scheduled to go ahead early September 2022. The project includes replacement of the Manapouri boat ramp and adjacent gabion wall, a new jetty, an upgrade of View Street car park and Otta seal application on Fraser’s Beach Road. Southland District Council project manage

After a hiatus of more than two years, Southern Institute of Technology (SIT), in collaboration with Pacific Island Advisory & Charitable Trust (PIACT), has brought their Pasifika Open Night back, providing the local Pasifika community with an event to inform them on education and training opportuni

The Government’s draft Better Work Action Plan for the tourism workforce released earlier this month is a shining example of this Government’s inability to prioritise the real issues which face many businesses in my Southland electorate, says local MP for Southland, Joseph Mooney. “Everywhere I go,

This reduces the midpoint of the range from NZ$9.50 to NZ$9.25 per kgMS, however the current advance payment rate of NZ$5.70 per kgMS is unchanged. Fonterra Chief Executive Miles Hurrell says “the change in the 2022/23 forecast Farmgate Milk Price will be disappointing for our farmers but it reflect

Two lucky Lotto players from Timaru and Mataura will be toasting a special win after each winning $500,000 with Lotto First Division in tonight’s live Lotto draw. The winning tickets were sold at Park Night N Day in Timaru and Mataura Four Square in Mataura. Powerball was not struck this evening and

A potentially life-saving piece of equipment is set to make the coastal area of Omaui a bit safer in the coming years, and The Y Southland and St John are teaming up to show the public just how to use it. Thanks to the ILT Foundation a defibrillator is being installed in Omaui. Originally intended [

The first of Cycling Southland’s spring classics, the Geo W Wilson and Sons Limited Gore to Waikiwi Classic, took place on Saturday, with Mike White claiming a title which had long escaped him. Having finished on the podium previously, White made the most of his opportunity this time around on a day