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Winton Maternity Manager Wins Surprise Community Service Award
Winton Maternity Manager Wins Surprise Community Service Award
News   -   May 01, 2026

A Winton health worker's three decades of dedication to rural maternity care has been recognised with a surprise Community Service Award. Debbie McDougall, service manager at Winton Maternity Centre, was presented with the award by Southland District Council and the Oreti Community Board on Thursday in a ceremony

House Of Huia Experts In Antique Valuation
House Of Huia Experts In Antique Valuation
Featured   -   May 01, 2026

Christchurch-based House of Huia specialises in helping people find the true value of their treasured items, and is inviting Southlanders to come and sell with them this weekend. The team can offer valuations, appraisals, auctions and private treaty sales for your prized possessions, with available times listed below and also

Police Seek Help After Violent Rural Break-in Near Mataura
Police Seek Help After Violent Rural Break-in Near Mataura
News   -   Apr 30, 2026

Police are seeking public help following a violent break-in at a rural property on Mataura Island Road early Tuesday morning. The incident occurred around 6:50am on April 28 when intruders were disturbed at the property. A struggle broke out between one of the victims and an unknown man, during

Two SIT Engineering Students Land Stabicraft Apprenticeships
Two SIT Engineering Students Land Stabicraft Apprenticeships
News   -   Apr 30, 2026

Two Southern Institute of Technology students have landed apprenticeships with Stabicraft after impressing during a pilot work experience programme launched last year. Matthew Brown and Lily Crowley spent eight weeks at the iconic Southland boat-building company, working one day a week across different divisions including cutting and pressing, welding, finishing,

Council Replaces Code Of Conduct Policy
Council Replaces Code Of Conduct Policy
Councils   -   Apr 30, 2026

The Invercargill City Council revoked its 2025 Code of Conduct policy in just a matter of minutes on Tuesday afternoon (April 28) and replaced it with a new version. It recently came to light that the ICC has now spent more than $125,000 on code of conduct complaints since

Winton Maternity Manager Wins Surprise Community Service Award
News   -   May 01, 2026 Winton Maternity Manager Wins Surprise Community Service Award

A Winton health worker's three decades of dedication to rural maternity care has been recognised with a surprise Community Service Award. Debbie McDougall, service manager at Winton Maternity Centre, was presented with the award by Southland District Council and the Oreti Community Board on Thursday in a ceremony

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Winton Maternity Manager Wins Surprise Community Service Award
Winton Maternity Manager Wins Surprise Community Service Award
News   -   May 01, 2026

A Winton health worker's three decades of dedication to rural maternity care has been recognised with a surprise Community Service Award. Debbie McDougall, service manager at Winton Maternity Centre, was presented with the award by Southland District Council and the Oreti Community Board on Thursday in a ceremony

Invercargill Marketing Manager Finalist in National Tech Awards
Invercargill Marketing Manager Finalist in National Tech Awards
Business   -   May 01, 2026

A marketing manager from Invercargill has been recognised at a national level, earning a spot as a finalist in the Innovation category at the Reseller News Women in ICT Awards. Tina Guina of Focus Technology Group was selected from a record 217 nominations across 77 organisations in New Zealand'

Autoplex Carpark Expansion Almost Ready For Sign Off
Autoplex Carpark Expansion Almost Ready For Sign Off
Business   -   May 01, 2026

Congestion will no longer be a problem at Autoplex now that its car parking redevelopment is almost complete. The business is in the final stages of its car parking upgrade and ready to sign off an extra 10 car parking spaces, to cater for ongoing growth. Owner Daniel Blain has

Rugby Southland Invests $100,000 in Grassroots Fund for Local Clubs
Rugby Southland Invests $100,000 in Grassroots Fund for Local Clubs
News   -   May 01, 2026

Rugby Southland has launched a new grassroots fund with the Southland Foundation, investing $100,000 to secure the future of community rugby across the province. The Rugby Southland Grassroots Fund is designed to grow over time through public donations and bequests, creating a sustainable funding source for rugby at all

House Of Huia Experts In Antique Valuation
House Of Huia Experts In Antique Valuation
Featured   -   May 01, 2026

Christchurch-based House of Huia specialises in helping people find the true value of their treasured items, and is inviting Southlanders to come and sell with them this weekend. The team can offer valuations, appraisals, auctions and private treaty sales for your prized possessions, with available times listed below and also

Police Seek Help After Violent Rural Break-in Near Mataura
Police Seek Help After Violent Rural Break-in Near Mataura
News   -   Apr 30, 2026

Police are seeking public help following a violent break-in at a rural property on Mataura Island Road early Tuesday morning. The incident occurred around 6:50am on April 28 when intruders were disturbed at the property. A struggle broke out between one of the victims and an unknown man, during

Two SIT Engineering Students Land Stabicraft Apprenticeships
Two SIT Engineering Students Land Stabicraft Apprenticeships
News   -   Apr 30, 2026

Two Southern Institute of Technology students have landed apprenticeships with Stabicraft after impressing during a pilot work experience programme launched last year. Matthew Brown and Lily Crowley spent eight weeks at the iconic Southland boat-building company, working one day a week across different divisions including cutting and pressing, welding, finishing,

Council Replaces Code Of Conduct Policy
Council Replaces Code Of Conduct Policy
Councils   -   Apr 30, 2026

The Invercargill City Council revoked its 2025 Code of Conduct policy in just a matter of minutes on Tuesday afternoon (April 28) and replaced it with a new version. It recently came to light that the ICC has now spent more than $125,000 on code of conduct complaints since

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