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An exciting new-look shooting combination will feature for the Ascot Park Hotel Southern Steel in 2020. The franchise has secured the services of Trinidad and Tobago shooting star Kalifa McCollin, adding an unpredictability to the team’s attacking ranks. McCollin, who is 1.80m tall, is likely to par

Up to 30 jobs may go at Sanford’s Bluff fish-processing plant as the company plans to move white-fish processing to Timaru. Sanford’s workers in Bluff got the call to a meeting on Tuesday, where they were told for the first time that many faced being laid off or having to relocate more than 400km no

An agreement to extend the recycling sorting contract held by Southland disAbility Enterprises (SdE) for 12 months has been reached. The agreement between WasteNet and SdE is to be formally endorsed by the three WasteNet partner councils – Gore District Council, Invercargill City Council and Southla

Police have concluded a two day search that resumed on 17 June to locate one person following a boat that went missing with two people aboard on Lake Hauroko, Southland on Friday 31 May. The team found items of clothing and cooking utensils. However, no person or boat was located. The items were fou

The money the government will pay to gun owners handing in their newly-banned weapons won’t cover the full cost of the firearm. Police Minister Stuart Nash and Finance Minister Grant Robertson announcing details of compensation for gun owners who hand in banned firearms. The gun buyback scheme was a

The Health Select Committee has delayed a decision on whether to investigate the downgrade of the former Lumsden Maternity Centre. The Southern District Health Board announced in August the centre would be downgraded, with babies delivered only in an emergency. In November, Clutha/Southland National

Air New Zealand chief executive Christopher Luxon has resigned. CEO Air NZ Mr Luxon, who has been in the role for seven years, will be stepping down on 25 September but would stay on to advise the new chief executive and board chair. In a statement, the company said it was beginning an international

A Southland father with terminal bowel cancer hopes to trigger a citizens-initiated referendum to reform cancer care in New Zealand. Blair Vining was diagnosed with stage four cancer last October. He has launched a petition calling for the creation of a national cancer agency with oversight of care