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Police Warn About Online Marketplace Scams
Police Warn About Online Marketplace Scams
Law & Order   -   Aug 05, 2025

* Police warned buyers and sellers about rising online marketplace scams involving fake profiles. * They urged using public meeting places and verifying payments before releasing any sold items. * Authorities reminded everyone that unbelievable deals are often scams, urging increased online caution. Police are urging people to be extra cautious when purchasing

Southland Business Excellence Awards 2025: Meet the Finalists
Southland Business Excellence Awards 2025: Meet the Finalists
News   -   Aug 04, 2025

The Southland Business Chamber has revealed 33 finalists across 12 hotly‑contested categories in the 2025 Datagrid Southland Business Excellence Awards. After a record 135 entries, judges spent six weeks poring over submissions that showcased the strength, resilience and innovation of our region’s enterprises. “This year’s entries reflect

Coal Mine Closure Sees Ohai Line Mothballed
Coal Mine Closure Sees Ohai Line Mothballed
News   -   Aug 04, 2025

* Planned closure of Takitimu Mine removes most freight need, prompting rail line mothballing decision * KiwiRail says repairing storm damage then upgrading bridges would cost many millions over five years * First nine kilometres stay open to serve Lorneville meat works, coal switches fully to trucks Bathurst Coal Ltd’s decision to

Macdonald Claims Wyndham Rally
Macdonald Claims Wyndham Rally
Sport + Motorsport   -   Aug 03, 2025

Queenstown based driver Caleb Macdonald and his Australian co-driver Larisa Biggar in their Mitsubishi EVO 6 powered home to win the 2025 Barry Robinson Memorial Wyndham Rally in difficult conditions on Saturday. It was a special day for Macdonald as he notched up his first outright rally victory.  Macdonald won

Historic Railway Clocks Restored
Historic Railway Clocks Restored
News   -   Aug 03, 2025

Four iconic clocks have returned to their platforms after a community-led restoration spanning two years. Local firms donated materials and specialist labour, keeping heritage skills alive for future generations. Their mechanisms are still being tuned off-site and are expected back in time for summer. Four historic railway clocks have been

Police Warn About Online Marketplace Scams
Law & Order   -   Aug 05, 2025 Police Warn About Online Marketplace Scams

* Police warned buyers and sellers about rising online marketplace scams involving fake profiles. * They urged using public meeting places and verifying payments before releasing any sold items. * Authorities reminded everyone that unbelievable deals are often scams, urging increased online caution. Police are urging people to be extra cautious when purchasing

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Police Warn About Online Marketplace Scams
Police Warn About Online Marketplace Scams
Law & Order   -   Aug 05, 2025

* Police warned buyers and sellers about rising online marketplace scams involving fake profiles. * They urged using public meeting places and verifying payments before releasing any sold items. * Authorities reminded everyone that unbelievable deals are often scams, urging increased online caution. Police are urging people to be extra cautious when purchasing

Former NZ Champion & Daughter Have Successful Rally
Former NZ Champion & Daughter Have Successful Rally
Sport + Motorsport   -   Aug 05, 2025

A perusal of the seeding list for the 2025 Barry Robinson Memorial Wyndham Rally revealed a very interesting entry at twenty-five, that of Dean Sumner.  Sumner was the New Zealand Rally Champion back in 2010, the pinnacle of what was a very successful career that saw many wins throughout the

Third iAM Games Returns To Invercargill
Third iAM Games Returns To Invercargill
Sport + Motorsport   -   Aug 05, 2025

The third edition of the iAM Games is set to return to Invercargill on September 13 and 14. Organised by Inclusive Activity Murihiku, with support from Active Southland, the event promises another two days filled with sports, laughter, and community spirit. Registrations are now open for participants keen to join

Campervan Drug Bust Nets Southland Dealer
Campervan Drug Bust Nets Southland Dealer
Aug 05, 2025

• Police discovered multiple illicit drugs and cash hidden inside a high value motorhome near Invercargill. • Accused fifty one year old allegedly supplied methamphetamine and illegally possessed ammunition alongside other narcotics. • Officers now seek forfeiture of the two hundred thousand dollar vehicle through Proceeds of Crime. Police across Southland have closed

Southland Business Excellence Awards 2025: Meet the Finalists
Southland Business Excellence Awards 2025: Meet the Finalists
News   -   Aug 04, 2025

The Southland Business Chamber has revealed 33 finalists across 12 hotly‑contested categories in the 2025 Datagrid Southland Business Excellence Awards. After a record 135 entries, judges spent six weeks poring over submissions that showcased the strength, resilience and innovation of our region’s enterprises. “This year’s entries reflect

Coal Mine Closure Sees Ohai Line Mothballed
Coal Mine Closure Sees Ohai Line Mothballed
News   -   Aug 04, 2025

* Planned closure of Takitimu Mine removes most freight need, prompting rail line mothballing decision * KiwiRail says repairing storm damage then upgrading bridges would cost many millions over five years * First nine kilometres stay open to serve Lorneville meat works, coal switches fully to trucks Bathurst Coal Ltd’s decision to

Macdonald Claims Wyndham Rally
Macdonald Claims Wyndham Rally
Sport + Motorsport   -   Aug 03, 2025

Queenstown based driver Caleb Macdonald and his Australian co-driver Larisa Biggar in their Mitsubishi EVO 6 powered home to win the 2025 Barry Robinson Memorial Wyndham Rally in difficult conditions on Saturday. It was a special day for Macdonald as he notched up his first outright rally victory.  Macdonald won

Historic Railway Clocks Restored
Historic Railway Clocks Restored
News   -   Aug 03, 2025

Four iconic clocks have returned to their platforms after a community-led restoration spanning two years. Local firms donated materials and specialist labour, keeping heritage skills alive for future generations. Their mechanisms are still being tuned off-site and are expected back in time for summer. Four historic railway clocks have been

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