Luisa Girao

Southland residents have increased confidence in the Southland District Council’s decision-making process, a council report shows.

Like many young boys, Bede Scully enjoys race cars.

An Invercargill city adviser believes the council has improved its reputation, calling it a high-performing elected body, but it still has work to do.

The new Covid-19 outbreak and lockdown in Auckland have added another layer of challenges for Fiordland businesses.

A man has been jailed for nearly six years for offending including stabbing a person during an armed robbery at an Invercargill Night ’n Day last year.

An Invercargill lawyer says the emotion at seeing his son being welcomed into his profession was bigger than when he was admitted to the bar more than three decades ago.

A Southland community board will investigate a potential upgrade of the Wyndham Public Library to enhance its use.

A Lumsden family were happy to have the opportunity to get Covid-19 vaccinations at a clinic close to their home.

For many, the letters MS stand for multiple sclerosis - but for an Invercargill woman they mean ‘‘mighty strong’’.

A councillor believes Southland will not have any representation or any voice if his council joins the Government’s proposed Three Waters reform.

Invercargill has two new residents which are already snorting their way into the hearts of locals.

Construction of the Southern Institute of Technology (SIT) Creative Centre has been delayed by the latest Covid 19 lockdown but it is still on track for completion in time for next year’s intake.

A volunteer trust wants to create a multipurpose facility in south Invercargill to enhance the resilience and wellbeing of its youth community.

Resigning from the Miharo Murihiku Trust was one of the hardest decisions Pauline Smith has had to make in her career.

More than 200 Stewart Island residents were vaccinated against Covid-19 last week.

Stewart Island’s popular trail run has been cancelled again this year because of uncertainties around Covid-19.

Invercargill's deputy mayor says the stress and huge workload of his job have made him think about resigning, as recently as this week.

The author of a report on the Invercargill City Council wants people to move on from focusing on Mayor Sir Tim Shadbolt, but some councillors did not seem to get the message yesterday.