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November 7, 2021
Last seen about 50 years ago, a memorial dedicated to two brothers who died in World War I has been rediscovered on Bluff Hill.
November 6, 2021
Cantabrian Michael Vink has won a third SBS Bank Tour of Southland after a fast-paced finish into Invercargill’s Gala St on Saturday afternoon.
November 4, 2021
Michael Vink has retained the leader's yellow jersey after finishing fourth on the iconic Bluff Hill stage on Cycling's Tour of Southland
November 4, 2021
Pithie conquers Bluff Hill to win stage five of the Tour of Southland.
November 3, 2021
A spectacular climb by Southland rider Josh Burnett lit up stage four of the SBS Bank Tour of Southland on Wednesday.
August 21, 2021
90 years on from Hawke’s Bay’s darkest days, plucky Napier is proof positive that with a little bit of vision and flair, every cloud has a silver lining. T
July 19, 2021
Monday, 19 July 2021, 3:10 pm A landmark commercial block on Napier’s high-profile Marine Parade - with virtually uninterrupted sea views and tenanted by two professional services companies - has been placed on market for sale. The stand-out four-storey block at 19 Marine Parade – known as Kel Tremain House - overlooks the city’s famous Norfolk pines and the Pacific Ocean waterfront, and is just a short walk from the city’s central business district. The property consists of 769 square...
July 19, 2021
Press Release – Bayleys A landmark commercial block on Napiers high-profile Marine Parade – with virtually uninterrupted sea views and tenanted by two professional services companies – has been placed on market for sale.
July 19, 2021
Press Release – Bayleys A landmark commercial block on Napiers high-profile Marine Parade – with virtually uninterrupted sea views and tenanted by two professional services companies – has been placed on market for sale.
July 14, 2021
Date Time Hundreds more hands funded to work for nature “The work we are funding includes everything from pest control and restoration planting to plant propagation, skill building and education initiatives across Aotearoa New Zealand,” Kiri Allan said. Examples are a predator control project to create a biodiversity corridor between Lake Rotokare and Omoana in Taranaki, a marae-led project that aims to increase whio and kiwi numbers on the East Coast and a nationwide education and training...