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Everyone’s at the velodrome
Friends and rivals Emma Crawford and Lucia Boys warm up before competing in the semifinal of the girls U17 sprint at the Cycling NZ Track National Championships in the Invercargill Velodrome on Tuesday.
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Buyer hoping for ‘golden egg’ after goose purchase
Buyer hoping for ‘golden egg’ after goose purchase
Chicken and heritage breed fowl enthusiast Nicole Coulter hopes the $100 she paid for her Chinese goose at the Invercargill Poultry and Pigeon Club Poultry Sale will bring her fortune.
Goose buyer hoping for ‘the golden egg’
Goose buyer hoping for ‘the golden egg’
Fowl enthusiast Nicole Coulter hopes the $100 she paid for her Chinese goose in Invercargill will bring her fortune.
Indoor picnic keeps teddies dry
Indoor picnic keeps teddies dry
Out-of-towners Hoa and Mark Davis get comfortable on the Invercargill Workingmen’s Club floor with their baby son, Emil for the Teddy Bear’s Picnic.
Club launches venue rebrand
Club launches venue rebrand
They might be getting a name change, but the music will always stay the same.
Wrestlers to clash in Fight for Gold
Wrestlers to clash in Fight for Gold
Southern Power Wrestling (SPW) is back for another year of wild, lycra-clad men turning up the tumbles in the ring.
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Oyster supplier prays for good weather
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Oyster supplier prays for good weather
Divine intervention is being called on for the first day of the oyster season.
Dahlia dream realised
Dahlia dream realised
Winning the Southland Dahlia Show’s champion of champions title for her striking trio of Ruskin Andrea dahlias was a more than 20-year labour of love for firsttime winner Helen Spain.
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Programme producing results for Pasifika
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Programme producing results for Pasifika
A Pacific education programme is helping Pasifika parents champion their children’s learning in the Deep South.
Programme supports Pasifika parents
Programme supports Pasifika parents
A pacific education programme is helping to empower Pasifika parents to champion their children’s learning in the Deep South.
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Wedding squeezed in between races
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Wedding squeezed in between races
There was no time for horsing around on Michelle Lindsay and Kayne Duggan’s wedding day.
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Dahlia dream realised
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Dahlia dream realised
Winning the Southland Dahlia Show’s champion of champions title for her striking trio of Ruskin Andrea dahlias was a more than 20-year labour of love for first-time winner Helen Spain.
Kindness from the ground up
Kindness from the ground up
When tamariki at a Southland primary school tend to their community garden, they do more than learn about how to grow food.
Fitness fundraiser aims to help families in need
Fitness fundraiser aims to help families in need
Advance Fitness Invercargill and Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) New Zealand are on a mission to help Southland whānau stay close to their children during hospital stays.
Twelve-piece sound sure to heal the mind
Twelve-piece sound sure to heal the mind
A popular Sri Lankan band will make their debut performance in Invercargill next weekend.
New sign language class child-tailored
New sign language class child-tailored
Sign language classes especially designed for tamariki will start in the Deep South next week.
New gallery centre for all
New gallery centre for all
Opening an art gallery in the Deep South is a dream come true for a North Island couple.
Art weaves pathways
Art weaves pathways
When Te’Okota’i Paitai discovered he was the first person of Pasifika descent to become a William Hodges fellow, he took the long overdue mantle to explore ancestral pathways.
Increased numbers hoped for
Increased numbers hoped for
Put your pedal to the metal for the Transcare Friday Night Mystery Cruise and the Burger Fuel Invercargill Car and Bike Show next week.
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Burns piping ‘really exciting’
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Burns piping ‘really exciting’
Taking on the piping duties for the Robbie Burns dinner at the Scottish Hall in Invercargill on Saturday evening was a breeze for local lad Sam Lindsay