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Retired farmer celebrates 100-year milestone with four generations of family (opens the original)
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Retired farmer and lifelong Southlander Brian Pears celebrated his 100th birthday on Tuesday, surrounded by friends and family from four generations. The celebration was held at the Invercargill Blind and Low Vision Centre and enjoying the festivities are (from left) Brian Pears, Sharon Faul, Jack Faul, 17 months, Lucy Faul, 3, and Harry Faul, 5. “I didn’t expect this, I just thought of this as a sort of Christmas luncheon at the blind centre, it’s very nice that they came.” He did not consider
Teens jointly charged with murder over Otautau child’s death (opens the original)
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Two 19-year-olds have been jointly charged with murder over the death of a child found critically injured at an Otautau property. The child was taken to Southland Hospital and transferred to Starship in Auckland where they died from their injuries on Wednesday afternoon. The defendants both appeared in Invercargill District Court today. Today the man appeared in court, while the woman appeared via AVL. Their interim name suppression has been continued. Each of the teen’s lawyers applied for bail
Parents and staff left confused as gifted school set to close (opens the original)
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Parents of students past and present have formed an action group, protesting the recently announced closure of a school for gifted children. Enrich@ILT currently provides extended education for about 175 students, being funded primarily by ILT since opening in 2008. Parent and group founder Steph Hinz said she had a genuine concern for the future of education in Invercargill, leading her to call the group together. She was seeking additional information on what led to the school’s closure and if
Entry to new museum to be free for all (opens the original)
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Admission to Te Unua Museum of Southland will be free for all, but the Invercargill City Council has kept the door open to visitor charges in the future. Councillors discussed on Tuesday what to charge for entry to the long-awaited, $76 million museum, expected to open in October next year. Physical construction is set to be complete in a few weeks, by the end of September. The option councillors voted for included free general admission, supported by voluntary visitor donations, while still lea
‘Some of the best Lego builders on the planet’ gather at Southland Brickshow (opens the original)
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People of all ages flocked to ILT Stadium in Invercargill over the weekend for the Southland Brickshow. Run by the Lego Users Group South (Lug South), the event was jam-packed with a variety of Lego builds and with a $2 admission plenty of people had come along to see them. Lug South founder Gavin Evans said the talent in the group of builders displaying their creations at the show was world class and they were all doing it for a genuine love of Lego. “We have some of the best Lego builders on t
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