Wyndham, St Mary’s A still unbeaten in prems
Tight games were the order of the day at the latest round of premier grade Eastern Southland netball at the MLT centre on Saturday.
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Combined funeral for couple
Combined funeral for couple
A Gore couple who were married for more than 65 years died within 10 days of each other and had a rare combined funeral in the town last week.
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Offer of free land still on table
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Offer of free land still on table
There has been plenty of interest but the dream to do something with a piece of land in Heriot remains on the table.
Tax evader leaves $2 million trail of debt
Tax evader leaves $2 million trail of debt
A tax-evading Southland school caterer has left a $2 million trail of debt after her company went bust.
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Gore couple of 65 years farewelled in rare joint funeral
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Gore couple of 65 years farewelled in rare joint funeral
A Gore couple who were married for more than 65 years died within 10 days of each other and had a rare combined funeral in the town earlier this week.
Council policies require review
Council policies require review
The Gore District Council has more than 100 policies and some are out of date, while multiple editions of the same document are being found in different policy libraries.
Joint CCO best water option: Infometrics
Joint CCO best water option: Infometrics
A leading economist has voiced strong support for Southern Water Done Well’s preferred water services delivery model, saying it offers the best pathway to safe, reliable water services.
Views sought on future of airstrip
Views sought on future of airstrip
How the Glenorchy airstrip operates is about to come under the spotlight.
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Policy centralisation a priority
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Policy centralisation a priority
The Gore District Council has more than 100 policies, some out of date, while there are multiple editions of the same document being found in different policy libraries.
Cargo ship may be months in berth
Cargo ship may be months in berth
A bulk cargo ship — under investigation for a boiler explosion last weekend — may be stuck in Bluff for some months.
Cargo ship explosion investigation starts
Cargo ship explosion investigation starts
An investigation has begun into an explosion on a ship berthed in Bluff last weekend.
Former Irish prop White to co-coach Stags
Former Irish prop White to co-coach Stags
New Southland Stags coach Nathan White will have a hectic start to his provincial coaching career.
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Grant for pine tree control
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Grant for pine tree control
In what seems a never-ending war against spreading pine trees, a battle is going on in the back-blocks of the region to try to stop the trees swamping the Rock and Pillar Range.
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Green light given for housing development
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Green light given for housing development
A controversial housing development in Bannockburn has been given the green light, with commissioners saying the rule, which many thought limited building in the village, had no legal basis.
More space for oyster fans at this year’s festival
More space for oyster fans at this year’s festival
It will be a full floor when the Bluff Oyster & Food Festival takes place today.
Country music festival offers a week of activities
Country music festival offers a week of activities
Singing in the street and designing and eating "Southland sushi" — the Tussock Country Music Festival has it all.
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Hospital vacancy rate disputed
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Hospital vacancy rate disputed
Health New Zealand disputes the number of vacancies at Southland Hospital put forward by a health lobby group but the group stands by its numbers.
Contact makes little headway on appeal
Contact makes little headway on appeal
More than two months after they were turned down from building a large wind farm at Slopedown, any progress Contact Energy have made in moving the project back on the agenda and getting it built...
Progress made in intervention
Progress made in intervention
St Peter’s College continues to make progress and it may emerge out of statutory intervention later this year.
Progress made in intervention
Progress made in intervention
St Peter’s College continues to make progress and it may emerge out of statutory intervention later this year.