International opera singer returns to his hometown

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01/16/2025 02:01 AM

Tenor Zachary McCulloch will return to Invercargill. PHOTO: Tam Lan Truong/SUPPLIED After performing on some of the most prestigious opera stages in the world, an Invercargill tenor will return to his hometown in the hope of inspiring the younger generations.

International opera singer returns to his hometown

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