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Update: Christmas In The Bluff Ready To Go On Today

Dec 10, 2018

Sunday Update: The Christmas In The Bluff parade (and only the parade) has been cancelled due to today’s weather but all other activities – stalls, childrens activities, music etc. etc. are still very much all go under the shelter at the Oyster Festival site from 1pm. So Christmas In The Bluff is ve

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ILT Pipe Bands Clean Up At Major South Island Contest In Christchurch

News - Dec 08, 2018

Ali MacKenzie from ILT City of Invercargill Highland Pipe Band’s Pipe Major of the Grade 2, and the full time tutor gives a review of a very successful weekend at major South Island contest in Christchurch. We took all our 5 pipe bands up to Christchurch at the weekend for one of the major contests

One Lane Closed On Highway After Car Rolls Near Lumsden

News - Dec 08, 2018

State Highway 6 is closed in northern Southland after a crash north of Lumsden late this afternoon. NZ Transport Agency advise the highway is closed between Bixter Rd and Nokomai Rd near Mid Dome due to the crash the road has been reduced to one lane, caution is advised along this route. A police sp

Invercargill Harness Racing This Saturday

Dec 07, 2018

The Invercargill Harness Racing Club host their pre-Christmas meeting at Ascot Park Raceway in Invercargill this Saturday. On course the highlight is the first Fast Track Insurance 2.5k Added Stakes Handicap Pace in the region. Call into The Fantasy Lounge on the first floor of the public grandstand

Surface Flooding On These Roads – Southland Rivers On alert After Heavy Rainfall

Environment - Dec 07, 2018

Southland residents have been advised to check for flood warnings as rivers continue to rise after heavy rainfall yesterday. More than 80 millimetres of rain was recorded in some areas within 24 hours as wet and windy conditions damaged roads and caused power outages. Southland Regional Council has

Dec 10, 2018 Update: Christmas In The Bluff Ready To Go On Today

by Lindsay Beer

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Farming & Rural - Dec 09, 2018 Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern Opens New Venison Plant by Mike Sanford

News - Dec 08, 2018 Update: One Dead Two Seriously Injured In Friday Night City Crash by Mike Sanford

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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

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