Owners of firearms and magazines that will be illegal to own from tomorrow will be able to claim compensation based on make, model and their condition. Broad details of the buyback scheme have been released, and will be included in the legislation when it comes back to the House this afternoon. The
New Zealand racing driver Brendon Leitch enjoyed a solid debut in Asia over the weekend, despite undertaking a busy programme racing in both a Lamborghini Huracán and an F3 single seater. Leitch’s incredible weekend at the Sepang circuit in Malaysia saw him compete in both the Formula 3 Asian Champi
The 88th Stonewood Homes Gore to Invercargill road cycling classic was raced in perfect conditions on Saturday with a small but competitive and in-form field in the open handicapped grade. The early pace was put on by Erin Criglington who was able to capitalise on her efforts taking out both the Tut
The man who without question did the most to transform Invers in recent years has passed on. Ray Harper QSM, QSO died at the end of last week blowing full time on a decades long career of running his own highly successful building business and of service to the wider community. Ray’s contribution to
Hi all and welcome to the second week of April. Easter next week, yay!!! For this month’s Mal’s Music Memory with Little Fire Music Works, why not feature a few songs with April in the title, or elsewhere? What better way to start than with this true Kiwi Classic, Dragon’s April Sun In Cuba. 42 […]
Owners of firearms and magazines that will be illegal to own from tomorrow will be able to claim compensation based on make, model and their condition. Broad details of the buyback scheme have been released, and will be included in the legislation when it comes back to the House this afternoon. The
Southlanders are going all out for Daffodil Day this year, and the Cancer Society event has transformed into a month-long event over the years.
Otago Southland Cancer Society southern community manager Gavin Booth said the great thing about Daffodil Day is that Southlanders get behind the cause every year.
Cafes,
I'm Katie, and I'm MAD, M-A-D.
I mean, I have self-diagnosed Mother's Attention Deficit. More specifically, a unique and rare branch called CAD — Cooking Attention Deficit.
Because of my condition, I've been almost entirely banned from the kitchen. The task causes procrastination
Gore District Council has dropped its support for the Government's Head Start local government reforms — not because it wants amalgamation, but because it wants residents to get a vote.
The decision, made Tuesday, shifts the district's position toward the Local Government Commission process, which requires any
Around 440,000 New Zealanders aren't enrolled to vote — and the deadline to fix that is October 25.
The Electoral Commission is posting 3.6 million enrolment packs to enrolled voters from August 17 to 22, ahead of the 2026 General Election on November 7. The packs let
Owners of firearms and magazines that will be illegal to own from tomorrow will be able to claim compensation based on make, model and their condition. Broad details of the buyback scheme have been released, and will be included in the legislation when it comes back to the House this afternoon. The
Bluff dog owners can now enjoy exercising their pet off-lead at Ocean Beach Reserve. As a result of changes to the Invercargill City Council Dog Control Bylaw, Ocean Beach reserve has been designated as an area where dogs can be off-lead, but still must be under their owner’s voice control. Council
Invercargill student Aimee Paterson isn’t one to shy away from a challenge – especially if it involves agriculture. The 16-year-old has helped spearhead a food-focused educational project at Southland Girls’ High School. Aimee’s one of a handful of TeenAg members who teamed up with teachers to teach
It was New Zealand’s most appropriate nickname. Now it is part of his job description. The man known as “Chief,” Alex Pledger, will lead the SIT Zero Fees Southland Sharks during this year’s Sal’s NZ National Basketball League after Head Coach Judd Flavell announced the decision at the conclusion of
New Zealand racing driver Brendon Leitch enjoyed a solid debut in Asia over the weekend, despite undertaking a busy programme racing in both a Lamborghini Huracán and an F3 single seater. Leitch’s incredible weekend at the Sepang circuit in Malaysia saw him compete in both the Formula 3 Asian Champi
The 88th Stonewood Homes Gore to Invercargill road cycling classic was raced in perfect conditions on Saturday with a small but competitive and in-form field in the open handicapped grade. The early pace was put on by Erin Criglington who was able to capitalise on her efforts taking out both the Tut
The man who without question did the most to transform Invers in recent years has passed on. Ray Harper QSM, QSO died at the end of last week blowing full time on a decades long career of running his own highly successful building business and of service to the wider community. Ray’s contribution to
Hi all and welcome to the second week of April. Easter next week, yay!!! For this month’s Mal’s Music Memory with Little Fire Music Works, why not feature a few songs with April in the title, or elsewhere? What better way to start than with this true Kiwi Classic, Dragon’s April Sun In Cuba. 42 […]
