St John ambulance attended a motor vehicle accident on Oki Street near Oreti beach, assessed and treated two female passengers with minor injuries and did not require hospital treatment, a St John’s spokesperson said.
The Gore District Council has received a record number of submissions to its 10 Year Plan with 232 individuals and organisations having their say. Submissions closed last Friday to Are We Ready? the Council’s 10-Year-Plan Consultation Document. Councillors will this Thursday hold an extraordinary me
Invercargill City Councillors have today voted to include key projects in the 2018-2028 Long-term Plan (LTP). The LTP sets out Council’s vision for the next 10 years, and examines the projects and services the Council will deliver during those 10 years. At an Extraordinary meeting today, the Council
The Southland Stock Car Drivers Association met on 14th May to address matters that have occurred in recent weeks. With the resignation of the previous Executive Committee, the Association has appointed a temporary Executive Committee in order to run its affairs until the AGM is held in June. The as
A new strain of the rabbit calicivirus has been confirmed in a single wild rabbit found on a Marlborough farm. The strain – called RHDV2 – is widespread in Europe and Australia, but this is the first time it has been found in New Zealand, says MPI response manager John Brightwell. “The virus affects
St John ambulance attended a motor vehicle accident on Oki Street near Oreti beach, assessed and treated two female passengers with minor injuries and did not require hospital treatment, a St John’s spokesperson said.
Paul Claridge - Ace helicopter pilot for Southland Helicopters passed away just recently at a way too young age and leaves behind a partner in Cara and young family. Southland Helicopters posted, with over 10,000 flying hours under his belt, he was an exceptionally skilled and respected pilot, whose
Jack Heslip also took out the Junior World Ball trap title in the UK this year, and has been selected to represent New Zealand in a 3-person junior team vs Australia in Sydney in mid-January.
St John ambulance attended a motor vehicle accident on Oki Street near Oreti beach, assessed and treated two female passengers with minor injuries and did not require hospital treatment, a St John’s spokesperson said.
Showing resilience and patience, the Ascot Park Hotel Southern Steel held off numerous counter-attacks before posting an entertaining 64-60 win over a tenacious Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic in Dunedin on Wednesday. The injection of playmaking goal attack Olivia Bates late in the third quarter helped
Another sizzling hot summer of music will be hitting our shores in January with Greenstone Entertainment announcing its line-up of four international acts for the annual Summer Concert Tour. Queenstowns Gibbston Valley Winery will start the three date tour on Saturday January 19th 2019. Supertramp’s
The Boeing 737-800 – QF 121 from Sydney to Queenstown – has been stuck on the runway at Invercargill Airport. The airport says it’s thought there was a technical problem. “We understand it had a mechanical issue and diverted down to us”, airport chief executive Nigel Finnerty told 1 NEWS. “We’re jus
The Gore District Council has received a record number of submissions to its 10 Year Plan with 232 individuals and organisations having their say. Submissions closed last Friday to Are We Ready? the Council’s 10-Year-Plan Consultation Document. Councillors will this Thursday hold an extraordinary me
Invercargill City Councillors have today voted to include key projects in the 2018-2028 Long-term Plan (LTP). The LTP sets out Council’s vision for the next 10 years, and examines the projects and services the Council will deliver during those 10 years. At an Extraordinary meeting today, the Council
The Southland Stock Car Drivers Association met on 14th May to address matters that have occurred in recent weeks. With the resignation of the previous Executive Committee, the Association has appointed a temporary Executive Committee in order to run its affairs until the AGM is held in June. The as
A new strain of the rabbit calicivirus has been confirmed in a single wild rabbit found on a Marlborough farm. The strain – called RHDV2 – is widespread in Europe and Australia, but this is the first time it has been found in New Zealand, says MPI response manager John Brightwell. “The virus affects
