Luisa Girao

Jimmy Cowan convicted of drink-driving

Ex-All Black Jimmy Cowan convicted of drink-driving

A former All Black, Highlanders and Southland halfback was caught drink-driving after being seen by a witness crossing the centre line at least 15 times in Queenstown.

Historic Invercargill house back on council agenda

Anderson House, in Invercargill, needs urgent watertightness and strengthening work. PHOTO:...

Historic Invercargill house back on council agenda

It has been closed for six years, but the historic Anderson House will soon be back on the Invercargill City Council’s agenda.

Pupils push their boundaries

One part challenge, two parts fun equals an adventurous school holiday.

71st anniversary of PRC’s founding marked

Nancy Wu (4) waves the Chinese flag during a celebration of the 71st anniversary of the founding...

71st anniversary of PRC’s founding marked

Invercargill's Chinese community was one of the first in the world to celebrate the 71st anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China due to NZ's proximity to the international dateline.

Concern for Tiwai Point workers over 50

Rio Tinto has announced it will close Tiwai Point aluminium smelter next August. Photo: ODT files

Concern for Tiwai Point workers over 50

If Tiwai Point aluminium smelter shuts its doors, hundreds of highly-skilled workers over 50 could flood the job market, employment experts say.

Around the world without leaving home

Ollie Yio (9) enjoys his holiday colouring his ‘‘global passport’’.

Around the world without leaving home

Bluff's children travelled around the world yesterday as part of a school holiday programme.

Financial report to councillors reveals surplus

Invercargill's promised upgrade on coin-operated parking meters is delayed until next year. Photo...

Financial report to councillors reveals surplus

Invercargill city councillors were updated on the council’s financial position yesterday in the light of annual plan preparation.

Only commercial floatplane in South getting partner

Only commercial floatplane in South getting partner

The only commercial floatplane in the South Island will finally have a "mate" down under.

Eli’s first live game a winner

Eli’s first live game a winner

Eli Taia (3) celebrates the Southland Stags’ 11-10 victory against North Harbour in a Mitre 10 Cup match at Rugby Park in Invercargill with the Stags’ mascot, Steve-O, on Saturday.

Results better than expected, head of trust says

Results better than expected, head of trust says

With the country in the middle of a global pandemic, a small drop in sales could be seen as a positive, the chief executive of the Invercargill Licensing Trust says.

Businesses want a say in review of council

Self-evaluation will not fix the problems within the Invercargill City Council, a prominent Southland business leader says.

Business community concerned over ICC conflicts

Business community concerned over ICC conflicts

The Southland Chamber of Commerce and local business community are echoing the DIA's concerns over the Invercargill City Council's performance and leadership.

Crying off: leaving longtime role for love

Southland town crier Lynley McKerrow is moving to Waikato. PHOTO: LUISA GIRAO

Crying off: leaving longtime role for love

Southland's town crier is leaving for love.

Art enthusiasts flock to new creative space

He Waka Tuia Art + Museum co-manager Gemma Baldock at the Titi installation, one of the most...

Art enthusiasts flock to new creative space

The manager of the new museum and art space in Invercargill is thrilled with the public’s response.

Couple charged after explosion at Invercargill house

The charges were laid after an explosion at a property in Rothesay Place. Photo: ODT file

Couple charged after explosion at Invercargill house

A couple involved in an explosion at an Invercargill house, which seriously injured two people, have been charged with drug offences.

Trial date set for man accused of Te Anau murder

A man charged with the murder of a woman in Te Anau is to go on trial next year.

Delay means coin-pay parking till next year

Invercargill residents will have to save coins for the city’s parking meters for some time.

Teen father-to-be gets 9 months’ supervision for scam

Teen father-to-be gets 9 months’ supervision for scam

An 18-year-old Invercargill man has been sentenced to supervision for stealing a vehicle and scamming $12,000 over the internet.

Guilty pleas from driver

Thalia Newport died after the van rolled in February. Photo: Givealittle

Guilty pleas from driver

A 21-year-old Invercargill man has pleaded guilty to careless driving following the death of Thalia Newport (20) and the injuring of seven others.

Legend focus of carving

Carver Greg Houkamau works on a piece which represents the Maori legend of Tane seeking Nga Kete...

Legend focus of carving

An important aspect of Maori heritage is its intricate and detailed carvings.

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