What's On Southland & South Otago

Publish Date
Friday, 8 December 2023, 10:43AM
  • Māruawai College are holding a keynote address workshop led by expert in sports leadership Kereyn Smith on 2nd May 9am-11.130 at the Ōtamatea\Otamita Room James Cumming Community Centre. . It promises to be an incredibly inspiring morning for female managers, business leaders & partners. Prepare to delve in to strategies and insights that drive success, exerting influence within your entity and application into your own leadership roles. Tickets $150 per person, included morning tea & is a fundraiser supporting Māruawai Netball. Registrations to [email protected] or call Bronnie 027 55 44 487
  • Bayley's Tussock Country - New Zealand's Country Music Festival is an annual event held in Gore, Eastern Southland. The festival brings the surrounding rural community and the New Zealand country music community together for ten days and 60+ events celebrating music, food, rural life, entertainment and camaraderie. Bayley's Tussock Country Music Festival supports dozens of community groups, hundreds of artists and entertains thousands of patrons every year. Enjoy the warm southern hospitality and immerse yourself in all that’s wonderful about heartland New Zealand. Secure your tickets today and check out the full festival programme at www.tussockcountry.nz

  • Mataura School are welcoming past staff & students to join them for their 150th school jubilee on the 14th, 15th & 16th March 2025. Register your interest at tinyurl.com\mataura150 or you can also complete a paper copy of the registration of interest form at the school office by 30th June 2024. Should you have any old school photos they would to have them.  Please send them to [email protected] giving as much detail about the photo as possible. For any other information please contact 027 221 3163.
  • If you have important documents that need signing by a Justice of the Peace, then do not hesitate to drop by the Gore District Library on a Wednesday evening from 6.30PM~ 7.30PM.
    Justices of the Peace offer a volunteer service to the public of Southland. A Justice of the Peace can:

    • Witness your signature on a document.
    • Certify copies of documents for you including cell phone texts and computer displayed results.
    • Administer an affidavit for you. This is a document that is sworn on oath or affirmed and is normally used in a legal proceeding.
    • Complete a declaration for you. This may be a statutory declaration made under the Oaths and Declarations Act 1957 or some other statute which provides for this to be done.

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