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Complaint against coach
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Complaint against coach
Former Olympic swimming coach Jeremy Duncan is the subject of an investigation by the Sport Integrity Commission.
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Limited licence denied, public safety risk a factor
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Limited licence denied, public safety risk a factor
A Lumsden woman’s bid to keep her driver’s licence was rejected after police deemed her a risk to public safety.
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Firewood, timber, mulch products of storm cleanup
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Firewood, timber, mulch products of storm cleanup
More than 800 tonnes of firewood has been salvaged from Invercargill’s Queens Park in the cleanup after October’s storm.
Seniors considering house-sharing to reduce living costs
Seniors considering house-sharing to reduce living costs
Rising rents and fixed incomes are forcing seniors to rethink their housing options.
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Father questions sentence after toddler killed in driveway
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Father questions sentence after toddler killed in driveway
A Gore toddler killed when he was run over by his mother in a driveway did not ‘‘get the justice he deserved’’, the boy’s father says.
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Clash of the titans looms
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Clash of the titans looms
Two of Southland’s biggest events falling on the same weekend could test its ability to host the influx of visitors, the regional development agency says.
Sharing spirit
Sharing spirit
Joseph and Ivy Mason choose some books out of the Lilliput library.
The Pod trialled in South Alive
The Pod trialled in South Alive
A new cafe being trialled in the South Alive Hub is proving popular with customers.
New semester model pays off
New semester model pays off
Central Southland College’s new education platform appears to be delivering in spades following its introduction three years ago.
Maternity centre manager acknowledged with award
Maternity centre manager acknowledged with award
A woman who is dedicated to keeping maternity care available for rural Southlanders has been recognised.
Southland club rugby takes the weekend off
Southland club rugby takes the weekend off
The opening day of duck-shooting season was the main event for Southland club rugby players last weekend.
Patience pays off as trail section opens
Patience pays off as trail section opens
Patience has been rewarded after years of planning a new 1.8km section from Patience Bay to Sinclair Rd has officially opened.
Mixed fortunes for Marist
Mixed fortunes for Marist
The Marist rugby club have made a positive start to the season, with their three senior grade teams having mixed on-field success.
SMCC wraps up 2025-26 season
SMCC wraps up 2025-26 season
Jo Dougherty just ahead of Evan Jenkins.
Rugby Southland appoints new community partners
Rugby Southland appoints new community partners
Rugby Southland has appointed two new charity partners.
Pony Club member off to China
Pony Club member off to China
Central Southland Pony Club member Caitlin Cook will combine international travel with one of her favourite pastimes.
Queenstown builder killed when car rolled on remote track
Queenstown builder killed when car rolled on remote track
A Queenstown man who died after crashing his car on a remote Southland track had alcohol in his system and wasn't wearing a seatbelt, a Coroner has found.
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Pub serving alcohol again after dry months
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Pub serving alcohol again after dry months
After operating as a ‘‘pub with no beer’’ for about five months, Lumsden’s Old Railway Hotel is back on tap.
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No appeals against wind farm
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No appeals against wind farm
No appeals have been made against the Slopedown wind farm.
Parking enforcement technology explored
Parking enforcement technology explored
Invercargill parking enforcement could soon include number plate recognition technology as the city council aims to ‘‘move with the times’’.
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