Calls to end recycling tender process
The Southland-wide recycling contract debacle is finally moving forward, but a final resolution seems a long way off.
Funding boost for catchment groups
The Thriving Southland Change and Innovation Project package is the first of its type to be rolled out around the country.
D-Day nears for Selby-Rickit
Highlanders CEO says forward faces some 'tough choices' in life regardless if his contract is torn up or not after assault conviction.
Mayor's remark investigated
An Invercargill councillor believes Sir Tim Shadbolt crossed the boundary by bringing her family into a public debate.
Vodanovich re-signs with Sharks
Tall Black and Breakers' forward Tom Vodanovich is the latest to add his name to the Southland Sharks' roster for the 2020.
'Climate change is not all bad news'
A Ngāi Tahu kaumātua believes rising sea levels will be of benefit to Waituna lagoon's traditional food gathering practices.
Something is lingerin'
![There is an unpleasant odour in Invercargill right now, as councils try to follow their nose to the source. [File photo].](https://resources.stuff.co.nz/content/dam/images/1/o/e/r/q/w/image.related.StuffThumbnail.90x60.1y8m1v.png/1575518465441.jpg)
There is an unpleasant odour in Invercargill right now, as councils try to follow their nose to the source.
Cooking for others at Christmas
When you're slaving away over a hot stove on Christmas Day, spare a thought for Rozel Taylor and her team of Gore Food With Love volunteers.
Principal comes full circle
"As a teacher you set the mood of the classroom, there's no interruptions, you get on and teach well.'' Gerry Ward.
Front page apology for cartoon
Editor of the Otago Daily Times has apologised for publishing a cartoon mocking the deadly Samoan measles epidemic.
Special dress presentation
A Southern Steel dress presentation had extra significance for 17-year-old netballer Della-May Vining.
Raw milk producers warned
Unregistered raw milk suppliers in Southland are being investigated by MPI.
Search for new boss starts
Rugby Southland is on the search for a new general manager as Brian Hopley prepares to depart.
Southland incidents 'minor'
A report highlights two Southland schools spent outside Ministry of Education guidelines last year.
ICC ahead of financial forecast
Invercargill City Council is tracking ahead of where it expected to be financially for the quarter ending September 30.
Severe weather warning for West Coast
Further thunderstorm warnings issued for the South Island after slips cut off a West Coast town and stranded tourists.
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.
Honey business questioned at hui
Ngāi Tahu Holding chairman described Oha Honey LP as a plane crash after recording a net deficit of $62.4 million this year.
Kmart set to open
A massive Kmart store opens in Invercargill on Friday and - it's true - pie makers should be one of the fastest selling items.
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.
Nice (time off) work if you can get it
OPINION: Have these employers taken leave of their senses? Can we make sense of their leave?
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.
