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Lorneville One of Two Alliance Group Plants for China Chilled Trial

May 30, 2017

Lorneville and Pukeuri among proposed plants for China chilled trial Our Lorneville (sheep) and Pukeuri (beef and lamb) processing plants are among 10 plants nominated for a six-month chilled export trial. The plants put forward for the trial were selected by the Meat Industry Association in consult

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Muffin Break Advertising City Franchise For Sale In Soon To Be Built Kmart

Business - May 28, 2017

Finally a clue that Kmart is definitely coming to town, Muffin Break are advertising an Invercargill franchise for sale, which usually would be no big deal but what the advert describes as its location. The advert reads.. “A Muffin Break bakery café business opportunity is now available to buy in

Game of Thrones Season 7 Trailer

Entertainment - May 28, 2017

“Enemies to the East. Enemies to the West. Enemies to the South. Enemies to the North. Whatever stands in our way, we will defeat it.” HBO has dropped the official trailer for the highly anticipated Season 7 of Game of Thrones. Are you a fan of Game of Thrones?

Pink Shirt Day Bike Ride Photos

Community - May 27, 2017

Some of our Southland Police Officers and students from James Hargest College braved the cold this morning to proudly wear their Pink Shirts during a mountain bike ride to celebrate Pink Shirt Day, helping spread the message to Speak up and Stand together to Stop bullying. It’s the first time Southl

Steel Score Huge Win Against Pulse

Sport + Motorsport - May 25, 2017

The undefeated Ascot Park Hotel Southern Steel were back to their immaculate best, completely dominating their top-of-the-table clash with Te Wananga O Raukawa Pulse, 80-44, in Porirua tonight. It was a jaw-dropping, yet clinical performance from the Steel, which captain Wendy Frew described as thei

May 30, 2017 Lorneville One of Two Alliance Group Plants for China Chilled Trial

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Sport + Motorsport - May 30, 2017 Mike Mika Appointed To World Rugby Judiciary Panel by Malcolm Gayfer

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Sport + Motorsport - May 29, 2017 Southern Steel Notch Up Another Big Home Game Win by Mike Sanford

Community - May 28, 2017 Southlander Wins Apprentice Of The Year by Mike Sanford

Business - May 28, 2017 Muffin Break Advertising City Franchise For Sale In Soon To Be Built Kmart by Mike Sanford

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Southland Science Fair Turns 40

News - Aug 13, 2026

Two hundred and fifty student projects. Forty years. And for the first time, the sponsors are competing too. The NZAS Southland Science and Technology Fair opens to the public this Wednesday, marking four decades of the region's biggest student science event. Running August 11 to 14 at a

Southland Bucks National House Price Slump

Property - Aug 11, 2026

Southland is holding up where most of the country isn't. Seven months into 2026, the region has recorded a 3.1% increase in average home values — one of just three regions in positive territory nationally, alongside Canterbury (1.3%) and Otago (2.8%). Invercargill is up 0.1%

Milford Millions to Fund Southland Toilet Upgrades

News - Aug 10, 2026

Southland District Council is spending its $1 million Milford Sound windfall on public toilets. Council agreed at its meeting on Wednesday to direct the money — received from selling its two percent shareholding in Milford Sound Tourism Limited — toward renewing and upgrading public toilets along the main tourist route through Southland

Nightcaps Teacher's Songs Get Animated

News - Aug 10, 2026

A Nightcaps music teacher's songs, written nearly two decades ago and largely sitting in a drawer, are now animated videos watched by children across the country — thanks to a collaboration with SIT's screen arts programme in Invercargill. Nicky Fryer, a teacher aide and music teacher at

Soap Pranks Cost Council $5000 a Year

News - Aug 09, 2026

Someone keeps turning Invercargill's Gala St fountain into a bubble bath — and it's costing ratepayers more than $5000 a year to clean up. The soap suds prank, a recurring nuisance at the city centre fountain, requires staff to neutralise the foam with vinegar around 50 times