Garage project to global product
It started with some basic tinkering in garage, now an Invercargill man is on the verge of revolutionising cricket.
Urology delays a 'substantial risk'
One patient who took months to be seen now has secondary prostate cancer.
'Born' to be deputy mayor
Invercargill Mayor Sir Tim Shadbolt has appointed Toni Biddle as the city's new deputy mayor.
Accident blackspot to be investigated
There have now been 13 crashes in five years at Five Rivers - one of them a fatal.
Arsonist sent to jail
A man who torched a house while another man and his child were asleep inside has been sent to jail.
SBS rebrands again
Long-standing Southland bank SBS has rebranded for the second time in just four years.
Three-car crash near Lumsden
Four people were transported to hospital by helicopter after a three-car crash in rural Southland.
Strong to cycle in Europe next year
Southland cyclist Corbin Strong has signed to a prestigious Dutch road cycling academy.
Southern DHB prepare for handover
The Southern District Health Board will have two months to get ready for the handover from a commissioner team to its newly elected board.
Race driver out of hospital
A race car driver is out of hospital following a crash at Riverside Speedway in Invercargill.
Twenty years and four life memberships
Four members of Coastguard Bluff will receive life membership in the port town on Sunday.
Unimogs on 'terrifying' road
The local council is investigating the planned use of 10-tonne Unimogs to carry tourists on a Queenstown road described as one of the world's most treacherous drives.
Tītī vulnerable to plastic
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An Invercargill high school project has highlighted the encroaching danger of plastic to bird life.
Have your say on Invercargill's mayoralty
Who do you think should take out the Invercargill mayoral race?
Meet the candidates
The candidates' evening is a tradition that give the women a safe platform to launch into local bodies and politics.
Sir Tim Shadbolt spends $3k on wristbands
"If I was a ratepayer I would be questioning the purpose."
Templeton pleasantly surprised to be a finalist
Western Southland farmer Luke Templeton is a finalist for the NZ Young Farmers' Excellence Awards.
Bowling talent on show
The popular Bowls3Five competition starts this week at the New Lynn Bowling Club in Auckland.
Urology delays a 'substantial risk'
One patient who took months to be seen now has secondary prostate cancer.
Unimogs on 'terrifying' road
The local council is investigating the planned use of 10-tonne Unimogs to carry tourists on a Queenstown road described as one of the world's most treacherous drives.
More Aussies in Qtown
Extra flights between Melbourne and Queenstown are thought to be behind the increase in Australians visiting Queenstown this winter.
From V8 petrol to electric
Shotover Jet is planning to become the first tourism business in the world to operate electricity-powered jet boats.
Wanaka investors sought
The company behind a planned 280-home subdivision is seeking new investors after two directors had a change in circumstances.
Clash of cultures
Burnouts and loud music roaring from stereos disrupt funeral services at city cemetery in Invercargill.
The reality of abortion and the unborn
OPINION: Whatever the situation and distress of the mother, the gravity of the killing of an innocent child, however young, is a fearful decision.
Plastic. Not fantastic.
A secondary school project brings home a truly global problem we need to be addressing locally.
To the visionaries amongst us
OPINION: It's as they say, if we do what we have always done, we will get what we always got.
The difference two years can make
OPINION: How the Government's making a real difference for many Invercargill families.
Amateur musicians set to shine
Too many cooks can spoil the broth, but what can happen when there is too many musicians?
To the visionaries amongst us
OPINION: It's as they say, if we do what we have always done, we will get what we always got.
South Island's first Wāhi Tūpuna whare
A tiny whare tucked away in Southland has today been recognised for its national importance.
New music festival for Gore
Gore's country music events will be combined into a week-long festival for the first time next year.
Skaters set to shine
The ice is polished, and Gore is ready to welcome 180 ice skaters to compete in championships.
