Man jailed for harassment of ex
9:43 PM A Southland man has been jailed for threatening to kill an former partner and sending a naked photo of her.
Gas pain relief to be put at hubs
Women giving birth at Southern DHB maternal and child hubs in Lumsden, Te Anau and Wanaka will soon have gas pain relief available.
Here comes the bulldozer
Green-light all but pushed for demolition to make way for Invercargill's new city-block development.
Are wallabies moving south?
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A dead wallaby has been found near the border between Southland and Otago.
Independent review scrapped
"[The] question for you councillors to address is around what extent you support your staff when the public is throwing stones at them.''
Southland prepares for climate change
A member of Southland's Extinction Rebellion group spoke to Environment Southland about climate change.
Murderer to take on department
A convicted murderer says he was wrongfully arrested and detained after he says a friend used his name.
Tenderer puts council on notice
Preferred tenderer Smart Environmental says it will consider legal options to recover costs if WasteNet's recycling tender is closed.
Shadbolt not required to apologise
A ratepayer funded $9000 Code of Conduct investigation has not led to the public apology an Invercargill councillor was hoping for.
Kids trespassed from library
Youths wearing gang-patch clothing have been harassing staff at a public library in Southland.
Trio bolster sevens chances
Southland set to field arguably its most powerful team ever at the 2019 national provincial sevens tournament.
Family 'gutted' display damaged
Steve Clark is disappointed some of his Christmas lights displayed at his house have been destroyed.
Murder accused pleads not guilty
A man charged with murder in relation to the death of 22-year-old Azalia Wilson has pleaded not guilty.
E-scooters to hit Queenstown
Lime scooters will be trialled on Queenstown streets for six months, despite opposition from elderly people, a blind man and various local businesses.
Motorcycle crash in Invercargill
A woman is in Southland Hospital with serious injuries after a motorcycle hit a house near Invercargill.
E-scooters to hit Queenstown
Lime scooters will be trialled on Queenstown streets for six months, despite opposition from elderly people, a blind man and various local businesses.
Farmers explore food production options
The health and wellness food market has been identified as an opportunity for Southland to reduce its carbon emissions.
Supermarket stock running low
Southland supermarkets may face stock shortages if the road closures caused by the weekend's storms aren't resolved soon.
Tiwai's case for an even playing field
OPINION: It is time for someone to step up and take a New Zealand Inc. approach here.
Fiordland lodge still under investigation
Still no decision yet on proposed luxury lodge for Fiordland National Park.
Stewart Island walk on the cards
The Rakiura Maori Lands Trust is one step closer to building the Great Southern Ocean Walk.
'I'm not giving up'
I'm incredibly disappointed too in the actions of the Government Ministers and the local list MPs who voted against the motion to reinstate full services at Lumsden.
Central, local govt must team up for 3 Waters
OPINION: A financial partnership must be forged - and quickly.
Holiday plans measuring up? Stop measuring.
OPINION: Here's where the beautiful basics serve us best.
New River Estuary questions remain
OPINION: It's going to be very difficult to develop a clear plan of action without further answers to basic questions
Tiwai's case for an even playing field
OPINION: It is time for someone to step up and take a New Zealand Inc. approach here.
Stewart Island walk on the cards
The Rakiura Maori Lands Trust is one step closer to building the Great Southern Ocean Walk.
Hui-ā-Iwi to attract up to 800 visitors
Up to 800 visitors are expected to arrive in Southland for Ngāi Tahu's biennial hui.
Documentary wins at Warsaw Film Festival
I'd never heard of these Polish orphans but I was to live and breathe them for months to come.
