Luisa Girao

A rest-home in Invercargill staged a meeting of two veterans yesterday.

An informal support group intended to help Invercargill Mayor Sir Tim Shadbolt will stay in place until this year’s local government elections.

Turning a concept of a "kayaking arm" into reality was one of the most rewarding projects for a Southland technology company.

A group of protesters headed to the Invercargill City Council yesterday to demand an end to the council’s vaccine mandate but they were given the thumbs down.

Invercargill deputy mayor Nobby Clark believes his council’s plans to build a new storage facility to relocate the Southland Museum and Art Gallery’s collections to could end up further delaying...

Boats are set to hit Foveaux Strait and factories around the region are gearing up for the beginning of the traditional Bluff oyster season today.

A Bluff pair want to implement bilingual signage across the town in a bid to normalise te reo Maori and recognise its importance in the community.

Long-time Otatara residents were astonished to find a road in their suburb was among the top 10 stretches of road in New Zealand to have more serious crashes and deaths.

It has taken plenty of hits but an initiative is under way to help get the Southland arts community back on its feet.

Police are still to make arrests in relation to two incidents which shocked the Invercargill community last month.

With Covid-19 cases climbing in the Invercargill community, the ILT board is drafting a plan to hibernate some of its business to avoid staff shortages.

The opening of Invercargill’s new 4.5-star hotel has been delayed again due to a shortage of contractors and lack of confidence in the Government's border plans.

Although the Invercargill City Council unanimously agreed to put more money into the CBD development, a councillor believes his council should find a way to get out of the deal.

Contractors involved in Invercargill’s inner-city development started to work on a big puzzle yesterday.

Twenty-two will loom large for an Invercargill man today.

With many events being cancelled across the country, Southland Racing Club members felt lucky they could hold one of their premium race days.

While there is strong support for Invercargill City Council to increase its investment into the CBD block in the city, a property manager says the council is not being truthful with its residents.

Invercargill's water quality looks set to be improved.

It is not about having one or the other — there is a world where the Tiwai Point aluminium smelter and a green hydrogen plant could coexist, a Meridian Energy’s manager says.