Never too young to learn road safety Never too young to learn road safety Southland children are being taught road safety rules during National Road Safety Week.
Invasive weed found on Fiordland shipwreck Invasive weed found on Fiordland shipwreck The discovery of more invasive Undaria plants in the waters of Fiordland has been described as disappointing by Environment Southland.
Surgery or bust for nursing student Surgery or bust for nursing student After years of being bullied and suffering from low self-esteem, a young Invercargill woman is determined to have her life back.
Deficit forecast falls Deficit forecast falls Environment Southland is forecasting a deficit of almost $160,000 for the financial year, which is substantially less than originally predicted.
Mural planned for hall Mural planned for hall Labour weekend in Manapouri will have a splash of colour this year.
Quacktice makes perfect Quacktice makes perfect Here a quack, there a quack, everywhere a quack quack - but it is not always ducks making the quack.
Pupils charged after assault near school Two pupils charged after assault near school The victim of an alleged assault near his Invercargill school has been left "angry and scared".
Collector building on an interest for Lego Collector building on an interest for Lego For some people, a childhood love of Lego has never died.
Cockburn quits board Cockburn quits board Te Anau Community Board chairwoman Rachel Cockburn has resigned from the board over ''personal matters''.
Southern families may get testing debt wiped Southern families may get testing debt wiped The debt of 11 of the Southern region's Housing New Zealand tenants wrongly evicted under a flawed meth testing regime may be wiped by the Government.
Whio breeding above target Whio breeding above target Following a record breeding season of whio ducklings in 2017-18, Department of Conservation is celebrating another great achievement.
Festival trust seeks demolition Festival trust seeks demolition The Bluff Oyster Festival Trust says it would love to save the Club Hotel building, but questions who would pay for it, as it does not have enough funds.
Fears reduced dividend will affect rates Fears reduced dividend will affect rates The Invercargill City Council may not receive $2 million in dividends from its holding company which could impact the city's ratepayers.
Another challenger to face Sir Tim Another challenger to face Sir Tim Ten years ago, Ria Bond told Invercargill Mayor Sir Tim Shadbolt she would challenge him one day in the mayoralty race.
Library employing furry listener to help children with reading Library employing furry listener to help children with reading For some pupils, reading aloud in front of the class or teacher can be overwhelming.
'Bangers' arrive after 3000km journey for charity 'Bangers' arrive after 3000km journey for charity Fifteen cars covered more than 3000km in 12 days, all in the name of charity.
Ludlow announces mayoralty bid Ludlow announces mayoralty bid Another Invercargill city councillor is throwing his hat in the ring for the city's mayoralty position.
Kakapo breeding season best on record Kakapo breeding season best on record With a global population of only 147 adults, kakapos are among the world's rarest birds.
Another challenger arises to face Sir Tim Another challenger arises to face Sir Tim Invercargill's Mayor Sir Tim Shadbolt has another challenger for the upcoming mayoral race.