Investigators baffled by child's disappearance
Police travelled to the Australian outback looking for answers about what happened to toddler Amber-Lee Cruickshank 25 years ago.
Munro connection to boat
Fisherman hopes community will save ship with Hollywood connection from the scrap heap.
Trust announces it will seek review
The Community Trust of Southland will seek a ministerial review into the circumstances surrounding the departure of its former chief executive.
Bluff signpost: It's a bluff
Handy hint: Don't follow the famous signpost's directions to Wellington.
Pork pie crowned Southland's best
If you're celebrating Pie Day Friday this week - head to the Oven Fresh Bakery in Gore.
Woman rescued, police thank app
5:48 PM A Christchurch woman was rescued from a Queenstown mountain after her husband tracked her location through a phone app.
Overseas experience helps cyclist
5:40 PM Promising Southland cyclist Samuel Miller is hoping that the experience of racing overseas will help him heading into a bumper season.
Investigators baffled by child's disappearance
Police travelled to the Australian outback looking for answers about what happened to toddler Amber-Lee Cruickshank 25 years ago.
Residents unsatisfied with DQ
Queenstown had a four per cent increase in visitors to about 3.2 million in the 2016/17 year.
Fears community heart will be lost
The council says the location could provide "a combined Council office and a community heart."
Feedback on Qtown center plan
The feedback has been mainly positive on the Queenstown Town Centre master plan, a council summary says.
$35m tourism infrastructure wish list
The first round of grants from the Government's $100m tourism infrastructure fund attracted 43 applications for visitor facilities.
Ballet etiquette 101
OPINION: I love a trip to the ballet but not when the person behind me can't stop talking.
A theatrical life
Southland's singing sweetheart Shirley Troon was a hit on the stage of the Invercargill Operatic Society
Letters: Bolt gun use at ICC pound disgusts
OPINION: Letter writers the Invercargill pound, water quality and carbon emissions.
Overseas experience helps cyclist
Promising Southland cyclist Samuel Miller is hoping that the experience of racing overseas will help him heading into a bumper season.
Rams co-captains make South Island team
Southland Rams co-captains Dylan Lovett and Shaun Tamariki-Todd have been rewarded for good form with selection in the South Island Scorpions rugby league squad.
Family ties for Signify
Mum owns, Dad trains and their daughter rides, it's a family day out with Group I sprinter.
Hargest teams dominate table tennis
James Hargest College was again to the fore when the Table Tennis Southland Year 7 and 8 School Championships were held in Invercargill on Thursday.
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."
Cromwell kids strike gold
A history lesson Central Otago style...gold panning and heavy horse and wagon rides.
Repertory Theatre successful at Theatrefest
Invercargill theatre veteran Gussie Johnson scored her fourth win at the Theatrefest finals at the weekend.
