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Hi there team. With our friends at Little Fire MusicWorks on Dee St we continue our unofficial series on top songs from 1979 – 40 years ago. Here’s a couple of crackers, great songs then and still great songs now. Dr Hook and the Village People. Just turn them up and get on down! Enjoy […]

In a public forum on Monday night, Mee & Henry director and lawyer Liz Henry presented a survey that highlighted the weaknesses within ICC’s building consent processes. Within the survey involving 63 participants, nearly 80 percent felt their dealings with Invercargill City Council for planning and

Southland’s involvement in the international space sector is set to be boosted by a local student’s innovative idea. Along with juggling study, NCEA exams and part-time work, 16-year-old Gore High School student, Max Balloch has set a goal to produce the world’s first satellite designed and built en

New Zealand’s Chelsea Herbert is the first Kiwi to be confirmed for the 2020 Castrol Toyota Racing Series, and only the fifth female driver in the sixteen year history of the championship. Today’s confirmation that Herbert will run the full five round championship with Giles Motorsport under the gui

Fresh from the recent FIA Motorsports Games, 17 year old Waimauku racer Flynn Mullany is aiming to make a mark in this season’s Best Bars Toyota 86 Championship. The former karter and 2K Cup racer will compete in the Tony Richards Toyota entry and joins a field of the country’s best young racing tal

Emergency services are at the scene of a crash involving a car and a truck on SH1, Wairuna, between Springbank Rd and Wairuna Siding Rd. The road is closed and will remain closed until mid-afternoon. Diversions are in place but motorists are advised to avoid the area if possible. Due to a crash resu

On Friday, the Southland Chamber of Commerce was proud to host the Glass Elevator Professional Women’s Networking ‘Women Inspiring Women Conference NOT Conference’. The event, which was held at Bill Richardson Transport World, saw five inspirational leaders take to the stage in the name of learning,

Literacy and numeracy took on a different shape for children at Otatara School when they took part in the global initiative Outdoor Classroom Day last week. Sport Southland Made to Move school facilitator Carla Werder, who spent the day with teachers and students in the bush near the school, said Ou