Sometimes modern technology can’t replace all our paper requirements. lol.
by Funstuff
Sometimes modern technology can’t replace all our paper requirements. lol.
On Tuesday 21st April at approximately 2.30pm, a body was discovered in the Clutha River, Otanomomo, by a member of the public. Police are investigating the circumstances of the incident. A scene examination took place and after formal identification, Police have released the man’s name. He was Reec
Households around the country watching copious amounts of children’s TV at present may have noticed a new song and video called ‘Magic in Me’. Suzy Cato used the animated video last week, where she appears as presenter on the new educational channel designed for NZ in lockdown, Home Learning | Papa
A New Zealand scientist has created the compound which is now a front runner as a treatment option for Covid-19. Meanwhile a group of scientists have asked the government for funding, so that when an anti-viral treatment drug becomes available, New Zealand can manufacture it here. Without a vaccine
New Zealand’s most successful track cyclist Eddie Dawkins has announced his retirement from the sport. The 30-year-old from Invercargill was part of the New Zealand men’s team sprint combination with Ethan Mitchell and Sam Webster, which won three world championship titles, an Olympic silver medal a
Sometimes modern technology can’t replace all our paper requirements. lol.
by Funstuff
Fish curers and leather tanners are off the hook. The Government is scrapping the so-called 'offensive trades' registration requirement under the 1956 Health Act, ending annual paperwork and fees for hundreds of businesses that have been jumping through a 70-year-old regulatory hoop for no good reason. Regulation Minister
The defibrillator at Five Rivers Café had been sitting dormant — battery flat, pads expired, locked inside a building that closes at night. It's back now, and anyone can reach it. New café owner Emily Todd discovered earlier this year that an AED had previously been donated to the
Megan Whitehead is coming for the record she used to hold. The Southland shearer will attempt to break the women's world solo nine-hours strongwool lambs shearing record on December 18 at Grant Brothers' 'Tin House' property on Otapiri-Mandeville Road near Gore — the same property where
Sixteen-year-old Invercargill race car driver, Nieko Scoles, has claimed the 2026 Toyota Winter Series title in his first full foray into a national level motorsport series. Scoles finished first in the Winter Series and second in the Trophy/Rookie series in an impressive campaign fought out over four rounds in
Sometimes modern technology can’t replace all our paper requirements. lol.
Public Health Physician Dr Michael Butchard on Friday 24th Aorul, presented a webinar for Southern businesses, to help them prepare for Alert Level 3. One of the key messages Dr Butchard gave was that healthy staff do not need medical clearance, or COVID-19 testing, before returning to work at Alert
Planning is now well underway for a return to more health care services, as we move from Alert Level 4 to Alert Level 3 next week Chris Fleming, CEO of Southern DHB said. The measures we undertook Alert Level 4 were very important and we are extremely pleased this is showing in the reduced number […
There will be little change for the country’s sports people no matter what level you compete at when the alert level for Covid-19 moves from 4 to 3 next week. Sport New Zealand has issued guidelines on what can and can’t be done at level 3. Sport New Zealand chief executive Peter Miskimmin said movi
On Tuesday 21st April at approximately 2.30pm, a body was discovered in the Clutha River, Otanomomo, by a member of the public. Police are investigating the circumstances of the incident. A scene examination took place and after formal identification, Police have released the man’s name. He was Reec
Households around the country watching copious amounts of children’s TV at present may have noticed a new song and video called ‘Magic in Me’. Suzy Cato used the animated video last week, where she appears as presenter on the new educational channel designed for NZ in lockdown, Home Learning | Papa
A New Zealand scientist has created the compound which is now a front runner as a treatment option for Covid-19. Meanwhile a group of scientists have asked the government for funding, so that when an anti-viral treatment drug becomes available, New Zealand can manufacture it here. Without a vaccine
New Zealand’s most successful track cyclist Eddie Dawkins has announced his retirement from the sport. The 30-year-old from Invercargill was part of the New Zealand men’s team sprint combination with Ethan Mitchell and Sam Webster, which won three world championship titles, an Olympic silver medal a