Sixty-four Dunedin manufacturing workers will have their working week reduced by a day following KiwiRail's decision to award a manufacturing tender offshore.
An elderly motorist died following a head-on smash on State Highway 1 near Mosgiel yesterday afternoon.
Police have received several tip-offs concerning possible assets belonging to Michael Swann, as they continue to investigate the ownership of a luxury car stashed in a container.
The Otago-Southland region has recorded the second-highest loss of public service jobs over the past five years.
A Chilean man plunged to his death after taking a photograph at Bowen Falls, in Milford Sound.
A 3-week-old baby last night is in an induced coma in hospital following an incident which left her with life-threatening injuries at her Invercargill home yesterday. Several neighbours...
The family of slain farm worker Justin McFarlane are ''struggling'' to come to terms with his brutal death as they prepare for the funeral of a beloved son, brother and father.
A high-profile Central Otago man is heading to the High Court at Dunedin to argue for permanent name suppression - to the disgust of his victim.
The $20,000 offered for information on the whereabouts of Simon Garrick is the 12th reward offered by police for a murder inquiry in the past decade.
Meet Dart, the South's latest canine crusader.
More than half of preventive detention offenders released on parole over the past decade have been recalled to prison.
An 89-year-old Mosgiel man is in hospital after crashing into a truck and trailer during an overtaking manoeuvre.
The names of the four Southern-based police officers slain on duty were among those remembered yesterday, Police Remembrance Day, when services were held across New Zealand, Australia and the southwest Pacific.
Internal Affairs is refusing to release details of the shortest and longest chauffeured trips taken in Crown limousines.
Meet the South's new top policeman. Inspector Andrew Coster, of Auckland, has been confirmed as the new Southern District commander.
The Waikato man who raised questions over marks visible on Robin Bain's thumb in photographs taken at the scene of the unsolved Bain family killings is calling for police to investigate potentially ''significant'' other markings.
Cheers, jeers and even a yellow card were dealt to mayoral and council hopefuls at the often entertaining end to a two-night election forum in Opoho last night.
Shocking CCTV footage taken in Dunedin shows a man brutally smashing a stolen pet rabbit against a wall before tossing its lifeless body over a fence.
Toby Kravet wants his ashes scattered on the mountain where he almost died last month.
Two Dunedin teens have admitted stealing and then beating a much-loved pet lamb to death.