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Snow day in Naseby

Snow day in Naseby

Teea, Libby and Paxton Francis enjoying a day off school.

Anyone for a bubble bath at St Clair Esplanade?

Anyone for a bubble bath at St Clair Esplanade?

Wild weather sees waves crash on St Clair Esplanade, leaving a coating of foam.

Snow in Naseby

Snow in Naseby

Pictures showing 50cm of snow in Naseby this morning.

Upper Junction Rd landslide

Upper Junction Rd landslide

A landslide at Upper Junction Rd.

Lake Hawea this morning

Lake Hawea this morning

Lake Hawea residents awoke to a blanket of snow this morning.

Stunning photos of Dunedin

Stunning photos of Dunedin

Dunedin photographer Ashley Heydon submitted these stunning photos of the city.

Tokoiti School raising funds for Sports Activator

Tokoiti School raising funds for Sports Activator

Tokoiti School has been working hard over the last few weeks to raise money for Mitch McRae to attend the ITU World Triathlon Grand Final in London.

Tokoiti School raising funds for triathlete

Tokoiti School has been working hard over the last few weeks to raise money for Mitch McRae to attend the ITU World Triathlon Grand Final in London.

Somewhat redundant

Somewhat redundant

This Komatsu front end loader being used to install irrigation pipe line on the corner of Dansys Pass Road and State Highway 83, is somewhat redunant.

Flooding at Duntroon

Flooding at Duntroon

The newly installed irrigation pipe line going through the Maerewhenua River just beside the Maerewhenua Bridge at State Highway 83. The pipe line had recently been buried under the river.

Consent for proposed Hotel development

It was with sadness that the consent application was rejected...this is not good for the growth of the city...that kind of thinking is counter productive. 

Te Anau book sale raises $7000

Te Anau book sale raises $7000

This year’s annual book sale held at Queens Birthday weekend in the Real Journeys Fiordland Events Community Centre was well patronised and over a 100 people queued up for the new 6.00pm opening time on the Friday night, a ritual for a large number of Fiordland locals.

Te Anau Jamboree fundraiser

Te Anau Jamboree fundraiser

Scouting Te Anau Car Boot Sale fundraiser was held on Saturday of Queens Birthday with 13 boots selling second hand goods.

Not quite winter yet

Not quite winter yet

Photo taken at St Clair beach on June 1.

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