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The art of getting a good night’s sleep
The position in which a person sleeps can affect their health, sleep scientist Dr Kat Lederle says. PHOTO: GETTY IMAGES
Sleep positions can affect how you sleep and cause or aggravate some health issues, a sleep scientist says.
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Charges laid over 'largest illegal lottery' in NZ
Photo: RNZ
A Christchurch man and his company are facing charges relating to what the Department of Internal Affairs believes is the largest illegal lottery identified in New Zealand to date.
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Charges laid over 'largest illegal lottery' in NZ
Photo: RNZ
A Christchurch man and his company are facing charges relating to what the Department of Internal Affairs believes is the largest illegal lottery identified in New Zealand to date.
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Strength in numbers and spirit
The Te Anau Rugby Club is growing at a similar rate to the lakeside town.
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Crosbie embarks on United States crusade
One of the Crosslink/Kiwi Motorsport F4 chassis similar to the one Alex Crosbie will use in the F4 US Championship during recent testing at Thunder Hill Raceway in California.
Seventeen-year-old Invercargill racing driver Alex Crosbie travels to the United States this week to begin his challenge for the F4 US Championship.
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Tyre-smoking action to benefit hospital
Katlyn Stoddart gets among it at the February REVSOUTH burnout competition. PHOTO: DAVE LOUDON
REVSOUTH is holding a burnout competition on Saturday, June 1, at Riverside Speedway in Otatara.
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Southland Sports awards celebrate 70th anniversary
Tori Peeters
A star-studded lineup of finalists has been confirmed for this year’s Southland Sports Awards.
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Lack of officials a reflection of society: O’Brien
Former rugby referee Paddy O'Brien during an Otago v Canterbury game in 1999. PHOTO: ODT FILES
A Southland rugby referee who reached the highest echelon with the whistle says the lack of officials for the game is sad but a reflection of society.
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Districts join forces to cut drugs supply
Drugs seized by police included MDMA (Ecstasy), ketamine, LSD, cocaine and cannabis. PHOTO: NZ POLICE
Four people have been arrested and police have seized a "significant amount" of illicit drugs in joint operations by West Coast and Canterbury police.
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Vibrant activities planned for week
Youth development co-ordinator Michael Gilbert, of the Y. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
The Y Southland is gearing up to celebrate Youth Week in style, from May 20 to 26.
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Win a double pass to the Bluff Oyster & Food festival!
Thanks to the Bluff Oyster & Food Festival committee, the Southland Express has six double passes to give away to the festival on May 25.
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Districts join forces to cut drugs supply
Drugs seized by police included MDMA (Ecstasy), ketamine, LSD, cocaine and cannabis. PHOTO: NZ POLICE
Four people have been arrested and police have seized a "significant amount" of illicit drugs in joint operations by West Coast and Canterbury police.
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Hayes joins oyster & food festival lineup
Southland entertainer Lachie Hayes. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Top Southland entertainer Lachie Hayes is the latest performer to be confirmed for the 2024 Bluff Oyster & Food Festival on Saturday, May 25.
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Mayoral view: Local Water Done Well needs to be affordable
Rob Scott
"Three Waters", "Affordable Waters", "Local Water Done Well". Three different titles for one issue, a debacle that over the past five years has caused a nationwide stir and continues to raise heckles.
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Agencies work together for community wellbeing
Signing a memorandum of understanding at Tūmanako Oranga Wellness Centre in Invercargill on Monday are (from left) Ngā Kete Mātauranga Pounamu Charitable Trust Hiwa-i-te-rangi service manager Rhoda Hei Hei, chief executive Tracey Wright-Tawha and New Zealand Police Southland Area Commander Inspector Mike Bowman.
Representatives from Ngā Kete Mātauranga Pounamu Charitable Trust, the New Zealand Police and Te Whatu Ora signed a memorandum of understanding to celebrate their connection for the wellbeing of those in the community.
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Call for more career firefighters
Aotearoa New Zealand needs compassionate and energetic team players to become career firefighters, Fire and Emergency New Zealand deputy national commander Steph Rotarangi says.
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CareerFest Southland director hands over the reins
Dave McKissock
After decades of running a popular career event, Dave McKissock of Southern Directionz is retiring, and future events will now be delivered by Great South.
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Parking made easy at airport
Kris Benipayo (left) and Julie Jack with new ticketless car parking machines at
Invercargill Airport this week. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Invercargill Airport has introduced a ticketless carparking system designed to make parking a quick, simple and more efficient process.
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Saunders injury big blow for Steel
Shannon Saunders at a recent game against the Stars in Invercargill. The 33-year-old's season is over due to a knee injury. PHOTO: MICHAEL BRADLEY
Southern Steel midcourter Shannon Saunders has been ruled out for the rest of the season.
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