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Today is Armistice Day, marking the 11th hour on the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918 when WWI ended.
During the war 100,444 Kiwi soldiers and nurses travelled overseas to fight for King and Country. More than 16,500 died.
As a tribute to the sacrifices of Kiwi service men and women, reporter… View moreToday is Armistice Day, marking the 11th hour on the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918 when WWI ended.
During the war 100,444 Kiwi soldiers and nurses travelled overseas to fight for King and Country. More than 16,500 died.
As a tribute to the sacrifices of Kiwi service men and women, reporter Joanna Griffiths and Southland-based historian Iain Davidson searched through stacks of service records of some extraordinary Southlanders.
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There are two kinds of people in this world: people who love new things and people who hate change.
I am a new-thing lover; my partner is not.
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Night may have fallen, but the dairy industry never sleeps.
After we asked Southlanders to submit photos of their favourite southern locations on Neighbourly, 18-year-old dairy farmer Quinn McLeish sent in a stunning photo that proves you don't need a city to have big lights.
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After we asked Southlanders to submit photos of their favourite southern locations on Neighbourly, 18-year-old dairy farmer Quinn McLeish sent in a stunning photo that proves you don't need a city to have big lights.
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Financial markets across the world have tumbled amid expectations Donald Trump will beat Hillary Clinton in the United States presidential election.
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The Dow Jones futures market dropped nearly 700 points to 17,591 after the New York Times gave Trump a 94 per cent … View moreFinancial markets across the world have tumbled amid expectations Donald Trump will beat Hillary Clinton in the United States presidential election.
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The Dow Jones futures market dropped nearly 700 points to 17,591 after the New York Times gave Trump a 94 per cent chance of victory. The index forecasts the value of the Dow Jones industrial average in December.
Texas-based cyclist Tyler Stewart is likely to be the butt of jokes after the 2016 Tour of Southland. He lost a bet and had to get a map tattooed on his buttock.
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Five Neighbourly members have won a cleaner house! Check out if you've scored a $100 Goodnest voucher here. Spotted a neighbour on the list? Let them know!
With mountains, coastline and historical sites, Southland has a lot to offer tourists but what is our greatest attraction?
Travel writers Robin Gayraud and Laura Symonds say it is the people.
The pair, who run the travel website backpackerguide.nz, have revisited Southland as part of their 365 … View moreWith mountains, coastline and historical sites, Southland has a lot to offer tourists but what is our greatest attraction?
Travel writers Robin Gayraud and Laura Symonds say it is the people.
The pair, who run the travel website backpackerguide.nz, have revisited Southland as part of their 365 activities in 365 day project.
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For Maria Oliphant-O'Donnell, bodybuilding is more than just heavy lifting and big muscles.
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The 51-year-old mother of two won the title of the New Zealand National Amateur Body Building Association's National Open Figure Tall champion in Napier during … View moreFor Maria Oliphant-O'Donnell, bodybuilding is more than just heavy lifting and big muscles.
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The 51-year-old mother of two won the title of the New Zealand National Amateur Body Building Association's National Open Figure Tall champion in Napier during Labour Weekend.
With over 750 local businesses nominated around the country, we are proud to announce our five finalists in the Vodafone Local Business Awards. Now we need your help to decide who our 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners are.
Read more about our five finalists then cast your vote by … View moreWith over 750 local businesses nominated around the country, we are proud to announce our five finalists in the Vodafone Local Business Awards. Now we need your help to decide who our 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners are.
Read more about our five finalists then cast your vote by heading to our poll and selecting the business you would like to see scoop the title of New Zealand's favourite local business. You could help them win great prizes!
The SPCA is the only charity in New Zealand with the legal authority to seize abused or neglected animals and prosecute offenders. This is only possible because compassionate animal lovers throughout the community support their fight for justice.
SPCA Auckland is calling on you to help for their… View moreThe SPCA is the only charity in New Zealand with the legal authority to seize abused or neglected animals and prosecute offenders. This is only possible because compassionate animal lovers throughout the community support their fight for justice.
SPCA Auckland is calling on you to help for their Annual Appeal from 11th to 13th November. Collectors will take to the streets throughout Auckland, volunteering their time to make a difference for animals in need. Will you please donate to rescue, rehabilitate and seek justice for these innocent creatures? You can donate today at spcaannualappeal.org.nz.
Children are the curators of the latest Invercargill Public Art Gallery pop-up exhibition.
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Over the school holidays children visited the pop-up gallery in Don St, where they chose, from 70 pieces, which items they want exhibited next.
The result is an … View moreChildren are the curators of the latest Invercargill Public Art Gallery pop-up exhibition.
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Over the school holidays children visited the pop-up gallery in Don St, where they chose, from 70 pieces, which items they want exhibited next.
The result is an exhibition of 46 works in a variety of mediums which caught the eye of the region's young people.
To celebrate the launch of our latest TV advert we’re giving you the chance to win $1000 cash. Head over to our Facebook page to enter. Terms & conditions apply.
The Makarewa School commitee have come up with a colourful solution to fix the hole in a pool roof.
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They are calling for Southlanders to get a little messy and participate in the ASB Colour Rush.
Participants are invited to run, walk or jog around a 5km track at … View moreThe Makarewa School commitee have come up with a colourful solution to fix the hole in a pool roof.
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They are calling for Southlanders to get a little messy and participate in the ASB Colour Rush.
Participants are invited to run, walk or jog around a 5km track at Teretonga.
All of NZ’s coastline is at risk from tsunami. Take some time this weekend to make a plan with your family. If your street was evacuated where would you go? What would you take? What about pets? Do you have neighbours who might need your help?
In a local source tsunami we may only have a few … View moreAll of NZ’s coastline is at risk from tsunami. Take some time this weekend to make a plan with your family. If your street was evacuated where would you go? What would you take? What about pets? Do you have neighbours who might need your help?
In a local source tsunami we may only have a few minutes warning. Early warning saves lives. Know what to do and where to go. www.happens.nz...
They aimed high and bluffed hard. That was how a Southlander led just four men into an enemy camp during the Boer War and achieved a bloodless surrender.
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The story of Archie Stocker's achievement has been uncovered by history buff Australian Wayne Barrie who is… View moreThey aimed high and bluffed hard. That was how a Southlander led just four men into an enemy camp during the Boer War and achieved a bloodless surrender.
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The story of Archie Stocker's achievement has been uncovered by history buff Australian Wayne Barrie who is pitching the idea to documentary/movie makers.
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