Southland squash player Mitchell Kempton (17) won the Southland Junior Open title yesterday (May 13), for the fourth consecutive year and will find out next week if will be chosen to represent New Zealand at the World Junior Squash Championships to be held in Tauranga in July. Mitchell, one of two S
We can’t control the weather but we can adjust our own driving to deal with it. Southlanders shouldn’t be caught out by the weather – we know it gets wet, cold and windy on occasion, all year round, says Senior Constable Kelvin Templeton, Riverton Police Station. There is ample signage on the roads,
Petsmart.nz – “Your locally owned pet food specialist” – celebrates 10 years of delivering premium pet food and accessories to its Invercargill and Southland customers – head in today and tomorrow to grab a “birthday” bargain. Owner Graeme Lewis said specials were available on a large range of items
The Southland Museum and Art Gallery’s Southland’s War: The Western Front is a must see exhibition for families and people of all ages. The large exhibition is on the ground floor of the museum and features a range of items, including interactive “war-zone” location maps, and information pieces. Fol
UPDATED: The former Bin Inn building on the corner of Grace and Ness Sts in Invercargill has been transformed into The Pantry and is now open for business. After months of preparation, planning, painting and shelf stocking – The Pantry opened on Monday (May 8) to the public, with the official openin
Southland squash player Mitchell Kempton (17) won the Southland Junior Open title yesterday (May 13), for the fourth consecutive year and will find out next week if will be chosen to represent New Zealand at the World Junior Squash Championships to be held in Tauranga in July. Mitchell, one of two S
Welcome back to Cuppa Catch Up (previously 90 Seconds+).
Today I catch up with SIT Chief Executive Bharat Guha for a chat. Topics include the 25th anniversary of the Zero Fees scheme, and trips to China building opportunities for SIT and Southland. Grab a cuppa and take a watch.
Southern career firefighters may be walking off the job at the end of November for 10 hours at a time, after rejecting the latest pay offers from Fire and Emergency New Zealand (FENZ).
An overwhelming majority (99 percent) of union members rejected the October offer of 2.2 percent.
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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.
Southland squash player Mitchell Kempton (17) won the Southland Junior Open title yesterday (May 13), for the fourth consecutive year and will find out next week if will be chosen to represent New Zealand at the World Junior Squash Championships to be held in Tauranga in July. Mitchell, one of two S
A full consultation document reflecting what ‘the community’ wants in an Art Centre was released this week – highlighting Stage One of Invercargill’s Art Centre Project. The Southland Regional Development Strategy’s (SoRDS) action plan document released in November last year, lists the art gallery d
Traffic lights at the intersection of Elles Road and Martin and Janet Streets will be turned off from 8am to 5pm on Sunday (14 May 2017) while the traffic light pole tops are replaced. A traffic diversion will allow traffic on Elles Road to travel straight through and turn left into either Janet Str
Southern Police are attending a crash on State Highway One, near the intersection of the Lorne-Dacre Rd involving three cars and moderately injuring two people. Two other people were involved but are uninjured. Emergency services were called to the scene, between Invercargill and Gore, at 1:48pm thi
We can’t control the weather but we can adjust our own driving to deal with it. Southlanders shouldn’t be caught out by the weather – we know it gets wet, cold and windy on occasion, all year round, says Senior Constable Kelvin Templeton, Riverton Police Station. There is ample signage on the roads,
Petsmart.nz – “Your locally owned pet food specialist” – celebrates 10 years of delivering premium pet food and accessories to its Invercargill and Southland customers – head in today and tomorrow to grab a “birthday” bargain. Owner Graeme Lewis said specials were available on a large range of items
The Southland Museum and Art Gallery’s Southland’s War: The Western Front is a must see exhibition for families and people of all ages. The large exhibition is on the ground floor of the museum and features a range of items, including interactive “war-zone” location maps, and information pieces. Fol
UPDATED: The former Bin Inn building on the corner of Grace and Ness Sts in Invercargill has been transformed into The Pantry and is now open for business. After months of preparation, planning, painting and shelf stocking – The Pantry opened on Monday (May 8) to the public, with the official openin
