Sunday weather was perfect for the South Alive Trolley Derby and the crowds came to watch the racing on Rimu street. Lots of fun for all ages, pics and video.
by Mike Sanford
Sunday weather was perfect for the South Alive Trolley Derby and the crowds came to watch the racing on Rimu street. Lots of fun for all ages, pics and video.
On this Saturday Grassy Downs Gumboot Golf Classic, a fundraiser for the Hauroko Valley Primary School. The big auction prize they have is a2015 commemorative rugby world cup jersey signed by former All Black Captain Richie McCaw! You will want to get your hands on this piece of history!!! Along wit
Great set of photos from the Speedfest held at Teretonga February 20/21 from Photos By Dave Loudon , DAL PHOTOGRAPHICS -Invercargill . To purchase photos please email : [email protected]
The Food Act 2014, which modernises food safety in New Zealand, affects all local businesses that sell food. The Act came into effect yesterday March 1st. Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) Deputy Director Assurance, Scott Gallacher, said the Food Act 2014 was designed to modernise food safety in
The Gang Intelligence Centre (GIC) is providing valuable insights into the make-up of New Zealand gang families. The multi-agency GIC, hosted by Police, draws on information from several government agencies to build detailed intelligence about the activity of gang members and prospects. It is one of
Sunday weather was perfect for the South Alive Trolley Derby and the crowds came to watch the racing on Rimu street. Lots of fun for all ages, pics and video.
by Mike Sanford
SH94 near Pop's View Lookout will be closed Monday to Thursday, 8pm to 5am, for around five weeks, with a short opening at 10pm to let traffic through.
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.
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
Antonio Mercuri was named Drummer of the Year, while Brenny & The Bushwhackers, in which he plays, took out Band of the Year.
Sunday weather was perfect for the South Alive Trolley Derby and the crowds came to watch the racing on Rimu street. Lots of fun for all ages, pics and video.
Some pics from the SBS Bank Southland A&P Show lots of fun for all ages.
Meet young Herdsperson 7yr Jake Eden from Balfour, he started when he was three and is leader in his field, Jake won 1st Prize in the Southland Herdsperson Competition and won many other ribbons for: handling presentation animal self best calf progeny -1st pairs champion calf When Jake isn’t busy ca
Tonight there was a large concert playing in Castle Street in Dunedin in a courtyard space between private rented accommodation. Numbers attending the concert were estimated at approximately up to 1500 persons in a relatively confined area. A number of people climbed onto rooves of houses in the are
On this Saturday Grassy Downs Gumboot Golf Classic, a fundraiser for the Hauroko Valley Primary School. The big auction prize they have is a2015 commemorative rugby world cup jersey signed by former All Black Captain Richie McCaw! You will want to get your hands on this piece of history!!! Along wit
Great set of photos from the Speedfest held at Teretonga February 20/21 from Photos By Dave Loudon , DAL PHOTOGRAPHICS -Invercargill . To purchase photos please email : [email protected]
The Food Act 2014, which modernises food safety in New Zealand, affects all local businesses that sell food. The Act came into effect yesterday March 1st. Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) Deputy Director Assurance, Scott Gallacher, said the Food Act 2014 was designed to modernise food safety in
The Gang Intelligence Centre (GIC) is providing valuable insights into the make-up of New Zealand gang families. The multi-agency GIC, hosted by Police, draws on information from several government agencies to build detailed intelligence about the activity of gang members and prospects. It is one of