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Winning one SBS Bank Tour of Southland title is a major achievement for any cyclist. Defending tour champion Michael Vink is coming into the 2020 tour with his sights set on a third yellow jersey in as many years. The first win was a long time coming, as Vink finished in the runner-up position twice

Heavy rain and northwest gales in the far south today A front preceded by a strong and moist north to northwest flow moves onto the far south of the South Island this afternoon. This front is expected to bring a period of heavy northerly rain to Fiordland, and north to northwest gales to exposed par

Cartoon of the Day: The Final Push Thanks to Garrick Tremain. https://garricktremain.nz/cartoons

Police were notified of a collision involving a vehicle and parked cars on Tweed Street, no reported injuries. Police are investigating the cause.

SIT Zero Fees Southland Stags Squad (Subject To Change) Blazer indicates 15th cap for Southland. Team Naming SIT Zero Fees Southland Stags v Taranaki Kick Off 7.05pm Rugby Park Stadium, Invercargill This Saturday, Gates Open 3.20pm General Admission Terrace entry is FREE!Right Of Admission Reserved.

The Invercargill Model Train Show 2020 is on this weekend with open days on Saturday and Sunday. Organised by the Marklin Club Southland, the show will feature 18 different train layouts at the Badminton Hall in Surrey Park. Club spokesman Geoff Checketts said model trains was one of the biggest hob

The Warehouse Group today announced its audited result for the full year ended 2 August 2020. As announced in the preliminary unaudited release on 8 October, the Group delivered sales of $3.2 billion, up 3.3% on FY19 or 1.5% when adjusting for FY20 being a 53-week year, compared to 52 weeks in FY19.

Tonight’s political poll puts Labour on 46 percent and National on 31 percent with just one day until election day. Both are down 1 percent. Behind is ACT on 8 percent and the Green Party on 8 percent, up two. New Zealand First is up on 3 percent. It would mean Labour would get 59 […]