Don't get red carded by Police this game day
Southland Police are encouraging fans heading to the Southland Stags vs Otago rugby clash on Saturday, 2 August, to enjoy the evening responsibly and look after one another.
With a strong turnout expected at Rugby Park, Police will be actively patrolling both the stadium and surrounding areas throughout the evening. Our goal is to support a safe, fun, and family-friendly environment for all attendees.
“We want everyone to have a great time and support our team on Stags Day,” says Area Prevention Manager, Acting Inspector Melanie Robertson. “That means keeping alcohol consumption within reason, having a plan to get home safely, and looking out for your mates.”
Police remind attendees to:
🏉 Drink responsibly – know your limits and pace yourself.
🏉 Have a transport plan – arrange a sober driver, use public transport, or book a taxi.
🏉 Look after your mates – stay together and check in on each other.
🏉 Be respectful – to other fans, staff, and emergency services.
Disorderly behaviour won’t be tolerated, and Police will be on hand to ensure everyone can enjoy the game in a safe and positive atmosphere.
Let’s make it a night to remember for all the right reasons.
Go the Stags!
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