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Did you know that three families lose a loved one to suicide every two days? You can help change this by donating to Mike King's work.
The current “harden up, stay staunch and let’s not talk about it” attitude is a problem. By changing this attitude, lives will be saved. Every … View moreDid you know that three families lose a loved one to suicide every two days? You can help change this by donating to Mike King's work.
The current “harden up, stay staunch and let’s not talk about it” attitude is a problem. By changing this attitude, lives will be saved. Every dollar raised enables Mike to continue his vital work with communities across NZ.
The Appliance Shed is leading a fundraising campaign to support Mike King's Key To Life Trust. Read more about the long-standing relationship Appliance Shed has with Mike King here
The Key to Life Trust equips our nation's young people to check in on their mates and remind them it’s okay to ask for help. It’s important we all feel valued and know that someone has our backs when times are tough. Please donate and make a difference in your community.
Thank you for your support!
At Ryman Healthcare we pride ourselves in providing care that has to be ‘good enough for mum.’ In order to achieve this, we must build trusting relationships with our residents.
That is why we are so thrilled to once again be voted New Zealand’s Most Trusted Brand in the retirement village… View moreAt Ryman Healthcare we pride ourselves in providing care that has to be ‘good enough for mum.’ In order to achieve this, we must build trusting relationships with our residents.
That is why we are so thrilled to once again be voted New Zealand’s Most Trusted Brand in the retirement village sector. It’s our fourth win and an accolade we’re incredibly proud of – so thank you New Zealand!
Hi neighbours,
In towns and cities across the South Island, people are fighting against having chlorinated drinking water. What's the water like in your community? Are you for chlorination or against it? Share your views! To read more, click here. Please add "NFP/not for print" if… View moreHi neighbours,
In towns and cities across the South Island, people are fighting against having chlorinated drinking water. What's the water like in your community? Are you for chlorination or against it? Share your views! To read more, click here. Please add "NFP/not for print" if you do not want your images/comments used on Stuff
Join us at our next Meet the Inquiry Panel in Dunedin on Wednesday 30 May at the Otago Museum, Hutton Theatre, 416 Great King Street, 5-6.30pm.
Share your views with the Inquiry’s consultation document, submissions close on 05 June.
Im considering buying an upright vauum and although Ive read a lot online about them Id like to hear from Kiwis who have bought them. Initially I thought Id go for a cordless one but Im now thinking a plug-in or corded one might be best. So have you bought one in the last 12 months, and what is … View moreIm considering buying an upright vauum and although Ive read a lot online about them Id like to hear from Kiwis who have bought them. Initially I thought Id go for a cordless one but Im now thinking a plug-in or corded one might be best. So have you bought one in the last 12 months, and what is your experience/opinion of upright vacuums. Love to hear from you...
A structural engineer has said the seismic assessment used to close the Southland Museum and Art Gallery should have been redone to the latest guidelines.
Do you think they need to be redone?
Read more: www.stuff.co.nz...
Hey Queenstown,
Brr, winter is here! How have you been coping with the cold snap passing through your town? Are you looking forward to the ski fields opening, or will you be staying warm indoors?
To read more about this week's wild weather, click here.
As the temperature drops more of us our reaching for our trusty hot water bottles to stay toasty, but at what risk?
Hundreds of people are reporting hot water bottle burns every year and it's getting worse, especially among children. For the latest hot water bottle safety tips, click here.
The 50’s and 60’s brought about a more enveloping style of music, which featured a more liberating beat, greater gusto and a more contagious invitation to dance that ever heard before. Some of the greatest artists of all time lead to fanatical adoration, frenzied fans and even panty throwing!
… View moreThe 50’s and 60’s brought about a more enveloping style of music, which featured a more liberating beat, greater gusto and a more contagious invitation to dance that ever heard before. Some of the greatest artists of all time lead to fanatical adoration, frenzied fans and even panty throwing!
Iconic New Zealand artists like Suzanne Lynch (The Chicks) and Pat Urlich (Peking Man) will be joined by Operatunity’s favourite core artist Bonnie & Karl. We are in for a shaking, rattling and rolling good time! With songs from the likes of Elvis, Connie Francis, Bill Hayley and the Comets and more!
Join us at our next Meet the Inquiry Panel in Invercargill on Monday 28 May at the Invercargill Workingmen’s Club Inc, South Room, 154 Esk Street, 5-6.30pm.
Share your views with the Inquiry’s consultation document, submissions close on 05 June.
#watch Join the Southland Times page to watch videos of people out and about in the south.
Nigel and Marlene are experienced and successful B+B hosts and housekeepers /cleaners .We managed a great successful B&B for 12 months ,very quickly rated 9.8 on Booking.Com .We also looked after a high end property for the last 18 months. We work as a couple ,so if you need assistance with … View moreNigel and Marlene are experienced and successful B+B hosts and housekeepers /cleaners .We managed a great successful B&B for 12 months ,very quickly rated 9.8 on Booking.Com .We also looked after a high end property for the last 18 months. We work as a couple ,so if you need assistance with home cleaning or small household jobs or assistance in your hospitality business ,ie to take a break or days off we are available to help
*** UPDATE *** Thanks to everyone who's voted in the poll and been in touch to share their thoughts on this topic. You can read our full story, here.
The Southland Museum and Art Gallery trust board will decide whether to display exhibitions in another fixed building for the next five years, or find more creative ways to do it.
What do you think should happen?
Read more: www.stuff.co.nz...
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