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Reporter The Eye
They might not be old enough to have a job or the time to run a charity, but five girls from James Hargest Junior College are determined to lend a hand.
After running several school fundraisers, the group has organised to make portable toiletries kits for people and families affected by a serious… View moreThey might not be old enough to have a job or the time to run a charity, but five girls from James Hargest Junior College are determined to lend a hand.
After running several school fundraisers, the group has organised to make portable toiletries kits for people and families affected by a serious illness.
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Reporter The Eye
They are probably the most proper women in Southland.
Polished and primped, and not a hair out of place, the ladies of the Southland Women's Club celebrated 95 years of the organisation at a formal lunch at the clubrooms on Esk St on October 15.
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Reporter The Eye
As the last notes of the Emmerdale Waltz rang out in the St Stephens Church Hall, the air was tinged with a sadness.
After 42 years the Otapiri Dance has come to an end.
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Reporter The Eye
Southern Pro-Wrestlers Powerhouse T Rex (Troy Crosbie) and The Hammer (Simon Kairau) Southland Sharks Commentator Kayne "Big Daddy" Johnson, Radio Southland's Kim Diack and two members of the public, Steve Turton and Terry Kennard were not afraid to get messy in a burger eating … View moreSouthern Pro-Wrestlers Powerhouse T Rex (Troy Crosbie) and The Hammer (Simon Kairau) Southland Sharks Commentator Kayne "Big Daddy" Johnson, Radio Southland's Kim Diack and two members of the public, Steve Turton and Terry Kennard were not afraid to get messy in a burger eating contest at Burger Fuel on Saturday.
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Reporter The Eye
A Southlander has donated thousands of books to raise money for the Invercargill Women's Refuge.
The books will be sold at a three-day book sale at the Masonic Hall in Invercargill at Labour Weekend.
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Reporter The Eye
Fifty years of history will be celebrated at Glengarry this weekend.
Hundreds of people from throughout New Zealand are expected to travel to Southland this Labour Weekend to take part in Glengarry's 50th reunion celebrations.
Read more to find out what other events are on: … View moreFifty years of history will be celebrated at Glengarry this weekend.
Hundreds of people from throughout New Zealand are expected to travel to Southland this Labour Weekend to take part in Glengarry's 50th reunion celebrations.
Read more to find out what other events are on: www.stuff.co.nz...
Reporter The Eye
For stories from 'Messing with the competition' to 'Blood, sweat and clipboards', check out this week's edition. youtu.be...
Reporter The Eye
I am not a big fan of any sports that intentionally injure someone.
Boxing and any kind of combat sports are not my thing, I mean I get nervous when I watch a group of children play bull rush.
It is a combination of things I don't enjoy: blood, pain, humiliation and the brutality.
READ … View moreI am not a big fan of any sports that intentionally injure someone.
Boxing and any kind of combat sports are not my thing, I mean I get nervous when I watch a group of children play bull rush.
It is a combination of things I don't enjoy: blood, pain, humiliation and the brutality.
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Nicole Johnstone Reporter from Southland Times
The SoRDS tourism strategy will include ways to get better value from what's already precious about southern attractions.
What are our most precious attractions?
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Nicole Johnstone Reporter from Southland Times
The Southland Stags have plenty to ponder as their season ends. Have you been following their season?
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Reporter The Eye
Chanelle Hammond battled the elements in a cardboard box on Friday night.
The 17-year-old was one of about 40 Southlanders who took park in the charity event 14 Hours Homeless at a Salvation Army building on Victoria Avenue in Invercargill.
The nationwide event encouraged people to sleep rough … View moreChanelle Hammond battled the elements in a cardboard box on Friday night.
The 17-year-old was one of about 40 Southlanders who took park in the charity event 14 Hours Homeless at a Salvation Army building on Victoria Avenue in Invercargill.
The nationwide event encouraged people to sleep rough to raise money and awareness for the homeless in New Zealand.
READ MORE: www.stuff.co.nz...
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