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St Theresas is a State Integrated Catholic School and part of the New Zealand State Education system. This agreement was made in an agreement with the State and the Catholic Church under the Integration act of 1975. Under this Act St Theresa’s has a maximum roll of 300 students and enrollments are made up of Students with Preference (Students that have a Catholic connection as described by the Bishop Conference ) and a 5% allocation of places for Open Enrollment for those students who can’t get Preference.

Welcome to Stampin Up Invercargill. You will get all sorts of inspiration for your crafty projects, and be able to order any Stampin Up products from my website. If you like what you see, consider joining up with Stampin Up - You can then get discounted products just for yourself, or sell them to friends and family.

authorised by Lindsay Taylor 105 Avenal Street Invercargill

Probably the Southernmost bike shop in the World, probably the Coldest bike shop in the world and probably the best bike shop in the world.

The gallery has an ever-growing reputation as a venue where both established and new artists can successfully display and sell their work. One of the most exciting things about the gallery is the degree of personal assistance we offer artists with their exhibition which are changed monthly. City gallery is more than happy to help organise an opening night which would be held on the first friday of your exhibition. We look forward to seeing you at the City Gallery soon.

Habitat ReStore sells good quality 2nd hand goods, appliances and furniture to raise money for building or restoring homes.

Friendly and unpretentiious Invercargill motel with full licensed on-site restaurant. Attached camp ground offers powered sites for motor homes.

The Beach Bar is Invercargill's most EXCITING new bar!!

What is Laughter Yoga, and why do I want to go? Laughter Yoga is a unique exercise routine, which combines unconditional laughter with yogic breathing. This brings more oxygen into your body and brain which not only makes you feel more energetic, but has proven health benefits. Anyone can laugh for no reason, without relying on humor, jokes or comedy. We initiate laughter as an exercise within the group and with eye contact, this soon turns into real and contagious laughter. As your body cannot tell the difference between real and simulated laughter, simply showing up and pretending will give you the same physiological and psychological benefits. Laughter Yoga was started by a medical doctor, Dr Medan Kataria in Mumbai, India, in 1995. Today, there are thousands of Laughter Yoga clubs in more than 65 countries.