Nina Tapu

Calling all novice and veteran trampers.

Levelling up on their lunchbox habits is how Wallacetown School has got their pupils locking on to their maths week challenge.

On Sunday mornings, three Menzies College students from Wyndham sell cow manure at the Farmers’ Market in Waihōpai.

The spirit of Burt Munro still lives on, especially in the people inspired by him.

A grandson's visit to his notable grandfather’s grave was marred by the difficulty of finding it.

Being on the sights, sounds and scents of Polynesia.

Competition was to the fore in Invercargill yesterday and there was not a sports field in sight.

Fans of Highland pipe band music better get their tickets for Pipin’ Hot before they sell out.

Food security and sovereignty is at the heart of Invercargill’s Salvation Army Te Kai Mākona Foodbank Project.

Mikee Omega (left) and Sabrina Chan, both 17, St Peter’s College students from Gore, were just two of the many students who attended CareerFest Southland at Stadium Southland this week.

Fernworth Primary School was one of 50 Southland schools to be given sports balls as part of the Tania Dalton Foundation’s youth initiative.

Invercargill architect John McCulloch has been remembered as a man who stamped his mark on Southland’s design landscape, and a people’s person who was "always giving of his time".

If a song moves the audience to tears, that is the barometer for a well-crafted show, an Invercargill musical director says.

Southland's share of affordable rental housing has fallen significantly in the past five years, having the biggest decline in all regional areas across the country.

Three steps can be the difference between saving or losing a life, an Invercargill Paramedic says.