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Young innovators tackle period pain
Busy planning the design of a game-changing product for women are (from left) Krishna Shah and Alexis Miller. PHOTO: SHELLEY INON
Three Roncalli College pupils are hoping judges warm to a winning idea.
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Art society’s autumn exhibition here
Showing off a few pieces from the upcoming exhibition are (from left) South Canterbury Art Society president Helen Willcock and members Vicki Truman, Joan Pullan and Ineke Dench. PHOTO: CONNOR HALEY
As a kaleidoscope of colour washes over the leaves, the South Canterbury Art Society prepares to open its annual autumn exhibition.
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Supply running low at local curtain bank
As colder months approach, Jo Goodhew is hoping to boost supplies at the South Canterbury Curtain Bank. PHOTO: CLAIRE ALLISON
The curtain cupboard is not bare, but there is an unusually high number of empty boxes.
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Pandemic experience reflected in album
Jon Toogood is set to return to Timaru next month, bringing with him some tunes from his new solo album. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Timaru is set for a time too good to miss as a member of New Zealand’s rock music royalty rolls into town to debut new songs from his upcoming solo album.
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Partnership clocks up 65 years
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Another cold night as wintry spell takes hold
The wintry temperatures are set to continue into the weekend, and another unusually cold night is expected tonight, MetService says.
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New Zealand’s very own native palm tree
A mature nikau palm in Dunedin Botanic Garden. PHOTO: GERARD O’BRIEN
When you think of palm trees, New Zealand’s South Island may not be the first place you would expect to find any. Yet New Zealand’s isles are home to the world’s southernmost palm, a survivor from the Miocene period some 20 million years ago.
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UK refuses to sign global vaccine treaty - report
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Britain is refusing to sign the World Health Organization's (WHO) pandemic accord because the country says it would have to give away a fifth of its vaccines, The Telegraph is reporting.
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Landers’ win sets up derby showdown
Another round, another upset, but was it really? Most of our tipsters picked the Crusaders and Moana Pasifika to win, but the Reds and Highlanders were having none of it.
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Highly competitive start to season
PHOTOS: DAVE LOUDON
The Marist rugby club is having a positive season, without yet earning too much on-field success.
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Third round matches tightly contested
Slim margins separated the winners and losers in what was a tightly contested Donald Gray third round at the weekend.
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NZTA looking to cut 12 roles
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NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi is proposing to reduce by 12 roles as part of government cost-cutting.
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Southland Boys’ finish tournament in fourth spot
The Southland Boys’ High School first XV finished fourth at the Sanix World Rugby Youth Invitational Tournament in Japan.
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Sharks have time to turn season around
The Southland Sharks in action against the Otago Nuggets in Dunedin last month.
The Southland Sharks used to be a yearly contender for the NBL title.
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Bumper season planned on the southern harness racing calendar
Another massive season of harness racing looms in the south with the dates for 2024/2025 announced recently.
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Namana making most of opportunities
Grace Namana hauls in the ball against Mainland Tactix defender Jane Watson during an ANZ Premiership game. PHOTO: JOE ALLISON/GETTY IMAGES
Grace Namana has never been afraid of hard work.
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Elation after Steel break losing streak
Taneisha Fifita passes the ball while Summer Temu defends her during the game in Invercargill on Saturday. PHOTO: MICHAEL BRADLEY PHOTOGRAPHY
Ecstasy. Relief. Pride. Gratitude.
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Annual city book sale to stock books in new venue
The Rotary Book Sale is back again, but this year it will be hosted at Invercargill’s Scottish Hall.
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Hip-hop dance teacher Blessed to open studio
Dominic Vao has high hopes for Southland hip-hop dancers.
Pregnancy can trigger moments of "brain fog" for some mothers and for others, revelation.
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Singing beauty tween aiming for world stage
Soraya Ahfook, 10, is awarded the Little Miss Charity title at the Little Miss Aotearoa NZ pageant at the Papa Hou Black Box Theatre in Christchurch. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED
A lack of funding has prevented an Invercargill pupil from representing New Zealand at this year’s Little Miss Universe pageant but it won’t stop her from pursuing her dream.
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