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Celebration For Library Refurbishment & Anniversary Planned

Community - Jul 19, 2019

The Invercargill Public Library is inviting one and all to attend its Showcase Party. Open to the public from 4pm on Friday, 19 July, everyone will have a chance to celebrate the newly refurbished Library building, and mark 30 years since the Library moved to its Dee Street location. The festivities

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City Centre Block Developer Speaks At Submission Hearing

Business - Jul 18, 2019

Day two of submission hearings for the Invercargill City Council’s proposed $20m investment into the City Centre block wrapped up today (Wednesday 17th July). HWCP director Scott O’Donnell addressed the council detailing the benefits of the city centre development. In the video, O’Donnell said “CBD

Vandals Force Lock Change On Old Snow Pole Track

Councils - Jul 18, 2019

Vandalism to private property has forced a change in locks on the Old Snow Pole Track, near Piano Flat. Southland District Council roading contract manager Nick Lewis said vandals were ignoring road closure notices and going to considerable lengths to break into the area. “They are cutting through t

Mal’s Music Memory – Mike’s Fav’s A-ha and Rick Astley Coming To NZ!!!! Arts & Entertainment - Jul 18, 2019

Hi there team. Just posting this as Mal’s Music Memory as Mike cannot contain himself (!!!) with the news that his all time fav band A-ha are coming to NZ. They were definitely the business back in the 80’s and put out some good tunes. This is my favourite, The Sun Always Shines on TV. […]

Artificial Insemination Successful For kākāpō

Environment - Jul 17, 2019

The future for kākāpō could look more fertile thanks to advancements in Artificial Insemination (AI). This breeding season three female kākāpō were successfully inseminated using AI technology, resulting in two chicks. This is the first time that AI has been successful in kākāpō in more than a decad

Community - Jul 19, 2019 Celebration For Library Refurbishment & Anniversary Planned

by Mike Sanford

Sport & Motorsport - Jul 19, 2019 Barry Keen Southland Sports Car Club Patron by Lindsay Beer

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Business - Jul 19, 2019 Provincial Growth Fund Supports Southland’s Start-up Ecosystem ‘COIN South’ by Mike Sanford

Southland - Jul 19, 2019 Invercargill Airport Delighted With Provincial Growth Fund Support by Mike Sanford

Business - Jul 18, 2019 City Centre Block Developer Speaks At Submission Hearing by Mike Sanford

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Local legends We Have Lost - April Onwards

Community - Oct 30, 2026

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

Southland Road Works And Closures For November

Roading - Oct 30, 2026

Tour of Southland cyclists will be on roads around Southland and Queenstown from 1 to 7 November — take extra care when driving near them.

Fonterra Lifts 2026/27 Forecast Farmgate Milk Price

Farming & Rural - Oct 30, 2026

The Co-operative has also lifted and narrowed the forecast range from $8.50 - $10.50 per kgMS to $9.00 - $10.50 per kgMS.

Te Anau Teenager On Junior World Shooting Circuit

Jack Heslip (19) came 4th for Olympic trap in the Junior category representing New Zealand at the World Championships in Germany recently.

Sport & Motorsport - Oct 29, 2026

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.

Have We Forgotten How To Live Outside Of Work

Health & Wellbeing - Oct 26, 2026

Most shops are required to close for just three and a half days of the year — but not on Labour Day.

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