Centenarian receives more family after birthday
Among the gifts Wallace Price received for his 100th birthday he got a whole new side to the family.
Meridian 'flooding my family farm'
Every time Meridian Energy releases the Manapouri dam, Thomas O'Brien loses another chunk of farmland.
The search continues
Searchers will again explore the Catlins Conservation Park as they try to find missing Dunedin man Stephen Lowe.
Dig This founder visits
Dig This founder Ed Mumm paid a visit to the Invercargill franchise to help fine-tune the attraction.
And then there were four
Southland will have four MPs. How much influence is that?
South's election night
Invercargill will have two MPs in Parliament, Labour's Liz Craig and National's Sarah Dowie.
Rep bowls teams take shape
2:41 PM With the Bowls Southland season fast approaching, the Southland selectors have officially announced their squads for the 2017/18 representative programme.
Dashed wedding turnaround
1:55 PM A Clyde couple who cancelled their wedding after falling pregnant will still get to walk down the aisle.
Haul aboard
Port crew spout off about their latest addition as they take her for a spin in the Sounds.
China mail brings illegal seeds and bird nests
Illegal imports of seeds and edible bird nests are a problem as online shopping feeds the growing flood of mail from China.
Premises needed for Frankton library
Expression of interest for a short-term Frankton Library in Queenstown is open.
Haul aboard
Port crew spout off about their latest addition as they take her for a spin in the Sounds.
Fiordland Tourist Awards celebrate 40th anniversary
Success in tourism was marked in Te Anau on Saturday night, as the town celebrated the annual Fiordland Tourism Awards.
Residents unsatisfied with DQ
Queenstown had a four per cent increase in visitors to about 3.2 million in the 2016/17 year.
It pays to be neighbourly
It pays to be neighbourly, because you never know when you're going to need each other.
Letters: Don't rush in to Number 10 land sale
OPINION: Letter writers on the ICC's consideration of a sale of the Number 10 and RSA sites, and post-election questions.
Holding the line against what, exactly?
OPINION: Why does Southland need a Water and Land Plan to "hold the line"?
Rep bowls teams take shape
With the Bowls Southland season fast approaching, the Southland selectors have officially announced their squads for the 2017/18 representative programme.
Golf club has options
"People underestimate the value of sport, especially golf," Invercargill Golf Club president John Hughes says.
Team NZ bringing America's Cup to Central Otago
Wanaka and Queenstown yachting enthusiasts get to see the Auld Mug on October 16.
Currie drifts to first round win
Defending champion Daniel Currie won the first round of the Pro Drift Class at the Drift South season opener at Teretonga Park on Saturday.
Holden claims back-to-back titles
Teenager Finn Holden has hit his way to the top of Southland table tennis in a history-making performance.
Dashed wedding turnaround
A Clyde couple who cancelled their wedding after falling pregnant will still get to walk down the aisle.
'Winner of a weekend'
Fears last year's big 60th bash might have dampened enthusiasm for the 61st Alexandra Blossom Festival were unfounded.
Clyde's 'day of reckoning'
The Central Otago township of Clyde faces a potential $34 million sewage system upgrade to meet national water policy standards.
From Queenstown to Pyongyang
"The oddest place I have been to and I've been to all sorts of weird places."
