Sirocco pushes south to Foveaux Strait
SOUTH: Stirling lies at the bottom of New Zealand’s South Island, now Sirocco’s southernmost point.
Land’s End, ST, Sep 7 – Sirocco has moved even further south with the acquisition of a new territory at the southern tip of New Zealand’s South Island.
The Territory of Stirling, proclaimed at 5:03pm this evening, encompasses Stirling Point, located slightly south of Bluff, New Zealand and at the end of the country’s State Highway 1.
The territory contains a beach, public reserve, a several large signposts and a lighthouse.
Premier Daniel Anderson said the acquisition was to ensure the protection of the area and its historical and geographical significance.
The Sirocco Times 
Yahoo! this will be very benificial to my micronation, Speerland. As long as I can speak to a Siroccan face to face there, I’ll go there ASAP. Thank you Mr Anderson. You just made my day!