Sun shines in support of Toot for Tucker initiative
Sun shines in support of Toot for Tucker initiative
The sun came out for the Gore Valley Lions Club’s "Toot for Tucker" event in Gore and surrounding towns, which meant more donations than usual.
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$270m meat merger complete
$270m meat merger complete
Alliance Group has formally completed its new transaction with Irish company Dawn Meats.
'Million dollars of damage': Trucks torched in suspicious Invercargill fire
'Million dollars of damage': Trucks torched in suspicious Invercargill fire
Police are investigating a suspicious fire which damaged four vehicles at Invercargill’s Queens Park in the early hours of this morning.
Vote to recommend removal of trees
Vote to recommend removal of trees
Mature macrocarpa trees at two Invercargill sites are one step closer to being removed because of safety concerns.
Fleeing driver in custody after crash closes SH6
Fleeing driver in custody after crash closes SH6
A man is in custody after fleeing police in Invercargill, crashing his car and forcing part of a Southland highway to be closed.
‘They are the future of St John’
‘They are the future of St John’
A cadet prizegiving in Gore last week celebrated the future of Hato Hone St John.
Auction set to help
Auction set to help
A high-specification home is being built in Mataura to fundraise for the Southland Rural Support Trust.
Novice triallist ‘shocked’ at win; off to Taupō
Novice triallist ‘shocked’ at win; off to Taupō
West Otago dog triallist Kay McClymont and her heading dog, Peggy Sue, will spend the festive season training for the New Zealand Yarding Challenge final.
South Otago farms to be sold to foreign investors
South Otago farms to be sold to foreign investors
Consent has been granted for the sale of three adjoining South Otago dairy farms to an entity ultimately majority beneficially owned by pension funds
Community business ‘a great place to work’
Community business ‘a great place to work’
Julie Millan loves working at Caltex Mataura and the feeling is mutual.
Show ties history, music
Show ties history, music
Chris Priestley is a musician who has been pivotal in the Auckland folk music scene for over three decades.
Children’s painting workshop on offer
Children’s painting workshop on offer
A children’s painting workshop in Riversdale this weekend will teach students techniques for using paint to create their own "galaxy".
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News of hoiho death marks start to set net hearing
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News of hoiho death marks start to set net hearing
A High court fight to save the few remaining hoiho / yellow-eyed penguins on mainland New Zealand opened yesterday with news that yet another had died in a set net.
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‘Without using a lot of foul language, those f...... need shot’
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‘Without using a lot of foul language, those f...... need shot’
Thieves who stole plaques from the graves of war veterans at an Invercargill cemetery have been labelled "moronic anti-social prats" by the president of the local RSA.
Was Invercargill too heavy-handed with the axe?
Was Invercargill too heavy-handed with the axe?
Potential issues with tree removals following severe stormy weather in the South have been highlighted in a new report.
War veterans' burial plaques among those stolen: police
War veterans' burial plaques among those stolen: police
Police are investigating the "particularly distressing" theft of a number of burial plaques from graves, including those of ex-service members, from an Invercargill cemetery.
Rio Tinto announces $50m investment in Tiwai Point facility
Rio Tinto announces $50m investment in Tiwai Point facility
Rio Tinto New Zealand Aluminium Smelter has announced a $50 million investment in a new facility at Tiwai Point, as part of its long-term remediation programme.
‘Sad shift’: poverty increasing in region
‘Sad shift’: poverty increasing in region
Social service providers working with Southland’s most vulnerable say there has been a concerning rise in people doing it tough.
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Whanau to make splash at world champs
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Whanau to make splash at world champs
A Gore lifeguard who will be competing in the Manu World Champs tomorrow with her two sons says the national dive-bombing competition is about spending quality time with her whanau.
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Brother’s assault seems forgiven
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Brother’s assault seems forgiven
After a day and night of heavy drinking following their grandfather’s unveiling, a Gore man got into a fight with his brother, fractured his eye socket, broke his nose and gave him two black eyes.
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