Our people
Our people
Tilly, Oliver, Pippa and their mum Laura Bradfield had a great time at the Gore A&P Show on Saturday.
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Show winner has the Midas touch
Show winner has the Midas touch
It was a paws-itively wonderful time at Hamilton Park this past weekend, as an annual dog show returned to find this year’s bona fide winner.
Missing cockatiel finds new home
Missing cockatiel finds new home
A cockatiel on the loose from the Gore Aviary has been found on a dairy farm 20km away.
Maize maze successfully navigated
Maize maze successfully navigated
Instinct might be one way to successfully navigate the Riversdale Maize Maze, one young helper says.
Explosives death seen as avoidable
Explosives death seen as avoidable
The death of a 79-year-old Southland man, caused by old explosives, was a tragedy that could have been avoided, a coroner says.
Blooming dahlias set to amaze
Blooming dahlias set to amaze
More than 500 dahlias will be amaze and enthral visitors to the Gore Town & Country Club next week.
Nightcaps farmer makes grand final
Nightcaps farmer makes grand final
Thomas Slee is the top young farmer in the South.
‘Best crowd’ for years at Gore A&P Show
‘Best crowd’ for years at Gore A&P Show
Gore A&P Society president Martin Powley said the turnout for the 143rd Gore A&P show on Saturday was the "best crowd we’ve had for many a year".
Hospital milestone marked
Hospital milestone marked
About 135 former andcurrent staff gathered for the Balclutha Hospital 100th anniversary reunion on Saturday.
Niagara Falls act proves a hit
Niagara Falls act proves a hit
A Canadian duo has been a hit with the crowd at the Niagara Falls Bluegrass Festival.
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Prompt treatment key: cancer survivor
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Prompt treatment key: cancer survivor
A "devastating" diagnosis of stage four breast cancer has not stopped Invercargill woman Lynsey Stratford from living a full life.
Skills session
Skills session
Otago Volts player Ben Lockrose helps out at a skills session for young cricketers in Invercargill on Monday.
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‘Still on the case’ of elusive moose
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‘Still on the case’ of elusive moose
It may be now or never in the endless pursuit of moose in Fiordland for Ken Tustin, but he is more confident than ever the elusive animals are still in circulation.
Illegal crayfish worth $250k served up for Fiordland lunches
Illegal crayfish worth $250k served up for Fiordland lunches
A Fiordland fishing charter company served up illegal crayfish worth quarter of a million dollars as lunches for paying guests, a court has heard.
Split-second decision nets Invercargill couple $1 million
Split-second decision nets Invercargill couple $1 million
A last-minute decision to buy a Lotto ticket paid off handsomely for an Invercargill couple who won $1 million.
Rescued from lake
Rescued from lake
One person was rescued from Lake Te Anau yesterday morning after a 4.3m vessel ran aground in the lake’s south fiord.
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Licensing trust senior manager to be its next CEO
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Licensing trust senior manager to be its next CEO
The Mataura Licensing Trust’s new chief executive is a familiar face in the community.
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‘Pandemic’ in mental health: JK
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‘Pandemic’ in mental health: JK
Sir John Kirwan has come to symbolise the mythology of the New Zealand man.
Essence of Silk Route intoxicates
Essence of Silk Route intoxicates
Australian travel writer Sandip Hor dips his toes into the ancient world of Uzbekistan.
Scenic rally brilliant but not easy
Scenic rally brilliant but not easy
Three days, 1100km down back roads and over hills all ridden on a motorbike — you’d have to be keen.
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