Luisa Girao

A bid by Invercargill deputy mayor Nobby Clark to revoke a previous decision made by the city council and join a lobby group to advocate against Three Waters reform has failed again.

Outside the lines of politics, the people of Ukraine and Russia are not at odds with each other.

There are great concerns at the Invercargill City Council about the controversial Three Waters reforms and the deputy mayor will make another push to have the organisation join a lobby group.

The construction of the new hotel in Invercargill will cost $2 million more than previously budgeted — a good outcome, all things considered, ILT chief executive Chris Ramsay says.

A Gore man will be jailed for almost a decade after sexually assaulting and taking photos of three girls aged between 7 and 11 years old.

An Invercargill man who was recognised for his volunteer work with a disabilities organisation says his biggest reward was seeing his son get his life back.

The Invercargill City Council has decided to defer some of its proposed fees increases but only after some heated debate.

A group of Southland high school pupils swapped the classroom this week for a "hands-on" experience learning more about the infrastructure industry.

A pilot programme started this week in the Southland Hospital with aim to ease the pressures at the Emergency Department.

HW Richardson’s truck fleet is on trial.

An Invercargill man is back behind bars after an assault and breaching a protection order only a few months after being released from jail.

The development of, potentially, the world’s largest green hydrogen plant in Southland is a step closer with two Australian companies shortlisted for the project.

Toi Maori (Maori art), local purakau (stories) and the cosmos are set to converge at the Bluff marae, under the Matariki stars.

A Stewart Island pupil crossed Foveaux Strait to have a taste of the South Pole.

Inspiring rangatahi from Southland and Otago have come together in Invercargill to share their thoughts and experiences at this year’s regional manu korero speech competition.

An environment group is pleased with the regional council decision to take RealNZ to court after the company placed non-consented moorings in Fiordland.

Only 12% of Invercargill’s residents believe the Invercargill City Council is able to function as a governing body, according to its latest annual survey.