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News - Dec 14, 2018

Air New Zealand and the company’s engineers have reached an agreement, lifting the strike notice that that threatened to disrupt travel for 120,000 customers in the lead up to Christmas. Engineers threatened to walk off the job for three days from the 21-24 December unless the two parties reached an

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Work On New Hard Stand Started At Teretonga Park

Sport/Motorsport - Dec 10, 2018

Work has started on the new hard stand area that will be an asset for users of Teretonga Park. The area, in the circuit’s pit/paddock area, will provide a flat area for competitors and it has been designed to complement any future developments at Teretonga Park. It will be in use when the Castrol To

Fatal Crash Update & Name Release

News - Dec 10, 2018

Police can now release the name of the person who died following a crash in Invercargill on Friday night (7 December). The two-car crash occurred at the intersection of Newscastle and Clifton Streets at around 9.10pm. She was Emma Joyce Bagley, 37, of Invercargill. Emma’s husband, a passenger in the

Invercargill’s Road Works And Issues Explained

Councils - Dec 10, 2018

It seems Invercargill is inundated with road works around every corner, as well as multiple road closures, temporary speed limits and diversions in place, but for good reason, explains Invercargill City Council (ICC) Roading manager Russell Pearson. Mr Pearson said there is a full programme of road

Pop Up Container Bar Proposed For City Centre

Business - Dec 10, 2018

Subject to approval by Invercargill City Council our city centre could have an exciting new Pop Up container bar in the New Year. Proposed by Invercargill Licensing Trust, replacing the soon to be demolished Kiln and Barluca as they make way for the new ILT inner city hotel. The proposed site for th

News - Dec 14, 2018 Air New Zealand Strike Notice Lifted

by Mike Sanford

News - Dec 13, 2018 Air New Zealand Engineers’ Strike: What You Need To Know by Mike Sanford

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Entertainment - Dec 11, 2018 Mal’s Music Memory – Mike’s Favourites, ABBA by Malcolm Gayfer

Sport/Motorsport - Dec 11, 2018 Weekend Wrap Up Of Karting and Powerboating by Sport & Motorsport News

Sport/Motorsport - Dec 10, 2018 Work On New Hard Stand Started At Teretonga Park by Lindsay Beer

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Southland Goes Big for Daffodil Day

Community - Aug 23, 2026

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,

Knowing Yourself Beats Wearing a Label

Health & Wellbeing - Aug 23, 2026

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 Backs Public Vote on Local Govt Shake-up

News - Aug 21, 2026

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

Enrol by October 25 or Miss the Vote

News - Aug 20, 2026

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