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The Southland Times, 3 Oct 2026

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ArticleSouth­ern appren­tices get their spark on

South­land’s junior sparkies were test­ing their men­tal and phys­ical skills at the Mas­ter Elec­tri­cians’ Trade Mas­ter Appren­tice Chal­lenge at the Ascot Park Hotel in Inver­car­gill on Wed­nes­day. Appren­tices from across the region com­peted...

South­ern appren­tices get their spark on

ArticleSup­port offered to rain-hit farm­ers

Relent­less wet and cold weather is tak­ing a heavy toll on farm­ing com­munit­ies across South­land and parts of Otago, prompt­ing the Gov­ern­ment and rural lead­ers to offer sup­port and urge loc­als to look out for one another. The region is...

Sup­port offered to rain-hit farm­ers

ArticleEnvir­on­ment South­land sells shares

Envir­on­ment South­land has sold 3.75 mil­lion of the shares it owns in South Port, slash­ing its major­ity share­hold­ing from 66% to 52%. The sale comes at a time when the Bluff­based port pos­ted a record $16.1 mil­lion after-tax profit for the...

Envir­on­ment South­land sells shares

ArticleCentre­spreads

Although we eat lunch every day, it is the meal I struggle with most when think­ing of what to make. Break­fast is usu­ally quick and easy, rotat­ing between eggs, muesli and por­ridge, while din­ner is more sub­stan­tial and often planned a few days...

Centre­spreads

ArticleIntrepid jour­neys

Simon Pat­ton was in Kuwait when air raid sirens soun­ded and drones were inter­cep­ted over­head. The next morn­ing, he opened the cur­tains of his hotel room to find a gov­ern­ment build­ing less than a kilo­metre away had been struck overnight and...

Intrepid jour­neys

ArticleDig­ger

Dig­ger (R13, 129 mins) Dir­ec­ted by Ale­jandro González Iñárritu Reviewed by Graeme Tuck­ett We’re a few years – or maybe 30 – into the future. Earth looks more or less as it does today, unless you start to really notice the details, or try to open...

Dig­ger