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Invercargill School Opens NZ's First FIFA-Certified Pitch
Invercargill School Opens NZ's First FIFA-Certified Pitch
Education   -   Oct 17, 2026

Built in 12 weeks and recycled at end of life — St Theresa's new turf pitch opened Monday, part of FIFA's global push to install 1,000 mini-pitches worldwide.

Sexton Takes Silver At Track Worlds In Shanghai
Tom Sexton in action and on the podium, and women's team pursuit at the UCI World Track Cycling Championships in Shanghai, China.
Sport + Motorsport   -   Oct 16, 2026

Sexton joins Greg Henderson as the only two-time Scratch race medallists for New Zealand at world championships, landing silver in Shanghai.

Gore Garden Drive Draws Biggest Crowd Yet
Gore Garden Drive Draws Biggest Crowd Yet
Community   -   Oct 16, 2026

The Ready for Living Garden Drive ran tours through Gore's Main Gardens and Bannerman Park — then 38 residents, aged 65 to 90, stayed for the music and dancing.

Southland Artist Gifts Archive To Museum Of Southland
Artist Janice Gill with some of the works she has gifted to Te Kupeka Tiaki Taoka Southern Regional Collections Trust, as
part of her extensive archives catalogued by the Invercargill City C
Arts & Culture   -   Oct 15, 2026

More than 400 objects, from sketches to paintbrushes — and a connection to the museum stretching back to a one-shilling junior membership in the mid-fifties.

SIT's Independence A Milestone For Invercargill
Minister for Tertiary Education and MP for Invercargill Hon Penny Simmonds and Mayor of Invercargill, Tom Campbell describe the restoration of SIT’s independence as a major win for the insti
Education   -   Oct 15, 2026

SIT's return to independence has Southland's MP and Mayor talking workforce, local decision-making, and a raft of new programmes arriving in 2026 and 2027.

Invercargill School Opens NZ's First FIFA-Certified Pitch
Education   -   Oct 17, 2026 Invercargill School Opens NZ's First FIFA-Certified Pitch

Built in 12 weeks and recycled at end of life — St Theresa's new turf pitch opened Monday, part of FIFA's global push to install 1,000 mini-pitches worldwide.

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Invercargill School Opens NZ's First FIFA-Certified Pitch
Invercargill School Opens NZ's First FIFA-Certified Pitch
Education   -   Oct 17, 2026

Built in 12 weeks and recycled at end of life — St Theresa's new turf pitch opened Monday, part of FIFA's global push to install 1,000 mini-pitches worldwide.

Lewis Thomson Gains New Recognition At NZ Champs
Lewis Thomson Gains New Recognition At NZ Champs
Sport + Motorsport   -   Oct 16, 2026

Southland gymnast Lewis Thomson is still buzzing after his impressive first year in Senior level, and gaining second place at the New Zealand Gymnastics championships last month. The young athlete competed his best routine ever on floor, and is now training in Christchurch. But it’s the creation of his

Top Honours For JB Hi-Fi Invercargill
Top Honours For JB Hi-Fi Invercargill
Business   -   Oct 16, 2026

JB Hi-Fi Invercargill took out the Store of the Year 2026, with a combination of results, culture and growth putting them at the top of their game nationwide. Regional manager Tony Keay said at its annual National awards in September they also awarded Rizza as the Invercargill Store Rockstar, nominated

After 20 Years, Moonshine Trail Rides No More
After 20 Years, Moonshine Trail Rides No More
Sport + Motorsport   -   Oct 16, 2026

February 14 is the date — Active Southland is planning a celebration of Dolamore Park's people, stories, activities and natural environment.

Sexton Takes Silver At Track Worlds In Shanghai
Tom Sexton in action and on the podium, and women's team pursuit at the UCI World Track Cycling Championships in Shanghai, China.
Sport + Motorsport   -   Oct 16, 2026

Sexton joins Greg Henderson as the only two-time Scratch race medallists for New Zealand at world championships, landing silver in Shanghai.

Gore Garden Drive Draws Biggest Crowd Yet
Gore Garden Drive Draws Biggest Crowd Yet
Community   -   Oct 16, 2026

The Ready for Living Garden Drive ran tours through Gore's Main Gardens and Bannerman Park — then 38 residents, aged 65 to 90, stayed for the music and dancing.

Southland Artist Gifts Archive To Museum Of Southland
Artist Janice Gill with some of the works she has gifted to Te Kupeka Tiaki Taoka Southern Regional Collections Trust, as
part of her extensive archives catalogued by the Invercargill City C
Arts & Culture   -   Oct 15, 2026

More than 400 objects, from sketches to paintbrushes — and a connection to the museum stretching back to a one-shilling junior membership in the mid-fifties.

SIT's Independence A Milestone For Invercargill
Minister for Tertiary Education and MP for Invercargill Hon Penny Simmonds and Mayor of Invercargill, Tom Campbell describe the restoration of SIT’s independence as a major win for the insti
Education   -   Oct 15, 2026

SIT's return to independence has Southland's MP and Mayor talking workforce, local decision-making, and a raft of new programmes arriving in 2026 and 2027.

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