Hui-a-Iwi will put Murihiku on map
THOUSANDS of people from throughout Aotearoa and overseas are expected to converge on Waihopai (Invercargill) in November for the first Ngai Tahu Hui-a-Iwi to...
Homecoming for doctor
IT is a homecoming for Waratahs rugby team doctor Sharron Flahive.
Flahive, who has been the team doctor for the Waratahs for 20 years, grew...
CBD development gets the green light
THE backers of the $180 million redevelopment of central Invercargill have cleared a major planning hurdle, leaving the money as the next big issue...
Bugs, birds and fauna returning
KIWI may one day return to Motupohue.
The forest is regenerating, birds are returning... and Motupohue is flourishing, thanks to a dedicated team of predator...
Racing driver has the Endurance
WHEN his phone rang last Wednesday evening little did Invercargill racing driver Jordan Michels know the opportunity that was about to present itself.
On the...
Bridge closures cause frustration
TWO of three public meetings have been held discussing reasons why three Southland bridges are set to be closed permanently.
The three bridges, Mataura Island-Titiroa...
Bridges close in Southland cash squeeze
THREE Southland District bridges are set to be permanently closed as there is not enough funding for repairs and maintenance of all the Southland...
‘An unbelievable result’
IT was an outcome few expected, but pilot Andrew Hefford, paramedic John Lambeth and winch operator Lester Stevens all walked into Southland Hospital unaided...
Bond in race for Invercargill mayoralty
INVERCARGILL'S residents now have four people to choose from when they go to the polls to elect their mayor.
Longstanding Mayor Sir Tim Shadbolt indicated...
Water tower improvements ‘no brainer’
CARRYING out earthquake strengthening work on Invercargill's water tower is a "no-brainer" decision, the City Council's infrastructure and services committee meeting heard yesterday.
The committee...
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