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Latest documents
- Hydrogen project talks progress
THE development of, potentially, the world’s largest green hydrogen plant in Southland is a step closer with two Australian companies shortlisted for the project.
- Family day a success
SOUTH Alive was a hive of activity last weekend, with family activities for Matariki.
- Women’s club to help rescue trust
OTAGO Rescue Helicopter Trust will benefit from the Southland Women’s Club annual fundraising concert on Friday, July 1.
- Hardy souls take on Riverton dip
BLUE lips, goosebumps and giant smiles were almost a stock-standard sight on the shores of Riverton’s Taramea Bay as the hardy fearlessly plunged into the freezing incoming tide on Sunday afternoon.
- Rangatahi speak up
INSPIRING rangatahi from Southland and Otago have come together in Invercargill to share their thoughts and experiences at this year’s regional manu korero speech competition.
- It’s playtime at city museum
A NEW exhibit in Invercargill hopes to bring fun and celebrate the simple joy that comes from informal play.
- Letter to the editor
Vital volunteers
- Sharks back schools
OTATARA School pupils and parents were able to hang out with the Southland Sharks on Sunday evening through the joint ILT Stadium Southland and Southland Sharks school fundraising initiative.
- Journalist to stand for mayoralty
TE Anau journalist Kirsty Pickett has announced her mayoralty bid for the Southland District Council at this year’s local body elections.
- Win tickets
The Southland Express has a double pass to give away to the opening night of We Will Rock You on July 8.
Featured documents
- MacDonald, Beck make it eight
LIAM MacDonald, of Invercargill, was presented with the Southland Sports Car Club (SSCC) Champions Trophy for an eighth time at the club’s 2020/2021 prizegiving at Teretonga Park on Monday night....
- Business proud to be in Southland Being in business has taught Fi Innovations owner Gareth Dykes resilience and perseverance. He talks to business reporter Riley Kennedy about growing an award-winning business in Southland.
GARETH Dykes has faced his fair share of challenges, but he believes he is a better person and business owner because of them....
- Giving it his best shot
A $1500 scholarship awarded to James Hargest College (JHC) athlete William Robertson will allow him to shoot for his dream of competing at the Jennian Homes New Zealand Track and Field Championships in Hastings in March....
- Seeping into all corners of society
METHAMPHETAMINE: P, Ice, Crack, Speed, Crystal, different names — but the same drug. We’ve all heard it ruins lives, and now it is insidiously saturating the fabric of Southland communities....
- SI oyster farmer alleges cover-up
STEWART Island’s last oyster farmer says frustration has turned to anger as his wait to return to oystering at his marine farm in Big Glory Bay continues....
- ‘I felt unheard and unseen’
A SOUTHLAND woman feels she has been let down by the mental health system....
- Alpine animal species under threat
RECENT studies have shown climate change is leading to a quarter of New Zealand’s alpine animal species to become extinct within the next 50 years....
- Business proud to be in Southland Being in business has taught Fi Innovations owner Gareth Dykes resilience and perseverance. He talks to business reporter Riley Kennedy about growing an award-winning business in Southland.
GARETH Dykes has faced his fair share of challenges, but he believes he is a better person and business owner because of them....
- Giving it his best shot
A $1500 scholarship awarded to James Hargest College (JHC) athlete William Robertson will allow him to shoot for his dream of competing at the Jennian Homes New Zealand Track and Field Championships in Hastings in March....
- Seeping into all corners of society
METHAMPHETAMINE: P, Ice, Crack, Speed, Crystal, different names — but the same drug. We’ve all heard it ruins lives, and now it is insidiously saturating the fabric of Southland communities....