South Magazine

22/02/2022

Here? Here: Rural Living Magazine! Although South magazine is no longer being published, our sister publication continues to cover the Franklin region. Follow the link or see ruralliving.co.nz for more including access to our free e-editions.

31/08/2021

It’s time to say goodbye – at least for the time being. Sadly, with Covid-19 having impacted on communities, families and businesses everywhere, including Times Media, which is having to cope with newsprint shortages, supply uncertainties, and rising paper and printing costs, our August 2021 issue was our last - for now. However, our sister magazine, Rural Living, is still running strong with content suited to both town and country readers across the Franklin region and beyond - see www.ruralliving.co.nz.

03/08/2021

NEW ISSUE OUT NOW! See www.southmagazine.co.nz for pick up locations or to view our latest e-edition.

26/07/2021

DESIGN & BUILD OUT NOW! Chipping away - although going hammer and tongs at 'Times' too! - we have constructed our 2021-22 Design & Build South East annual. Ideal for anyone looking to design, build and renovate, this magazine is out now and online. Enjoy!
https://www.times.co.nz/design-build-magazine/

20/07/2021

HOT STUFF! A feast of footie is on the menu at Navigation Homes Stadium, Pukekohe this Saturday, when tenacious Tonga (Tonga Rugby Union) tackles the courageous Cooks (Cook Islands Rugby Union) as they attempt to qualify for the next Rugby World Cup.

Congratulations to those who have made the Test Match Wider Squad this week!

18/07/2021

KING HIT! Reports indicate jewellery store Michael Hill Pukekohe (cnr King and Edinburgh streets), fell victim to a 'smash and grab' robbery overnight. As at (approx.) 8.30am, the shop's Edinburgh street window was badly broken. Police are looking into the incident. As a fellow King Street-based business, our best wishes go to our neighbours at Michael Hill Pukekohe; we trust that Counties Manukau Police will conduct a rapid and effective investigation.

27/04/2021

IN A SPIN: Pukekohe Business Association's school holiday fun is in full swing at Pukekohe Town Square again today. From a bouncy castle to a teacup ride, children's entertainment by the wonderful Wilma from Waipipi, face painting from Fairy Jane Thorne and more. And don't forget to stop by our offices - at 151 King Street - to pick up our latest issue.