Families get access high-speed internet
Families get access high-speed internet
Southland families will soon benefit from a locally led initiative to ensure more households can access fast and reliable internet.
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Music review
Music review
Part rabid musical omnivore and part provocateur (her Ohmni clothing brand claims to offer "protection against advanced wi-fi and cell tower strength"), M.I.A.’s albums are never dull.
Powered-up Mini Aceman easy to love
Powered-up Mini Aceman easy to love
David Thomson takes the Mini Aceman JCW for a spin.
Sainsbury to bring laughs to Tussock Country
Sainsbury to bring laughs to Tussock Country
One of New Zealand’s most prominent comedians says he’s excited to bring his sharp eye for observational humour to Gore, calling it well overdue.
Unleashing the rage
Unleashing the rage
Full disclosure: this book may make you angry.
Farming family chasing efficiency
Farming family chasing efficiency
Otago Ballance Farm Environment Awards supreme winners Luke and Nicole Kane are continually seeking ways to improve their business.
Mayor praises police after teens arrested over dating app attacks
Mayor praises police after teens arrested over dating app attacks
Invercargill's mayor has praised police after four youths were arrested over violent attacks involving the use of dating apps police say "could have been fatal".
Proposed wind farm aims for fast track
Proposed wind farm aims for fast track
Another wind farm proposed for the South is being touted as sitting in one of the best-suited spots in the country.
Council to hike interment plot fees
Council to hike interment plot fees
Forget the cost of living, the cost of dying is also on the up in the Gore district.
No proof of homophobic slur use: councillor
No proof of homophobic slur use: councillor
A Gore councillor accused of using homophobic language cannot recall using the slur and says there is no proof she did so.
Council defends water supply amid nitrate claims
Council defends water supply amid nitrate claims
Southland’s council has defended the amount of nitrate in its water supply amid claims from Greenpeace of a ‘‘public health crisis’’.
Four youths arrested over dating app assaults
Four youths arrested over dating app assaults
The teens aged 15 and 16 have been arrested as Invercargill police investigate violent attacks involving the use of dating apps that they say "could have been fatal".
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Farm plan deadline extended by 18 months
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Farm plan deadline extended by 18 months
About 2500 Southland farmers have been granted an 18-month reprieve for submitting their farming and freshwater plans.
Serious motorcycle crash investigated
Serious motorcycle crash investigated
An investigation has begun after a motorcyclist was seriously injured after crashing in Invercargill.
Southland highway clear after tractor roll
Southland highway clear after tractor roll
A highway in Southland has reopened after a tractor rolled.
'Brazen' fuel thefts in Winton could be linked
'Brazen' fuel thefts in Winton could be linked
Thieves after fuel targeted a vegetable stall and a mechanic's workshop around the rural Southland township of Winton within a 12-hour period last week.
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Book brings to life the tales of death in the South
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Book brings to life the tales of death in the South
Local author and historian Lloyd Esler has written a new book centred on graves in Southland and the stories behind them.
New gallery report’s lack of Māori voice criticised
New gallery report’s lack of Māori voice criticised
An investigation into a possible new Invercargill art gallery has raised concerns about funding and a lack of Māori engagement.
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Community turns out for pump track opening
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Community turns out for pump track opening
Winton Primary School pupils saw the realisation of a dream as their pump track officially opened last week.
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Plan to muddy nitrate debate
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Plan to muddy nitrate debate
Amid a nitrate scare in Gore, Environment Southland has been accused of going to "outrageous" lengths to minimise blaming intensive dairying. Mary Williams reports.
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