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First 25 subdivision homes sell fast
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First 25 subdivision homes sell fast
They are all gone.
One critical, one serious after crash near Waimate
One critical, one serious after crash near Waimate
One person has been critically hurt and another seriously injured in a crash north of Waimate.
Handing it to fellow left-hander
Handing it to fellow left-hander
"Good to see a fellow left-hander win."
Reprieve from event clash coming
Reprieve from event clash coming
Fresh off another successful Motatapu event last weekend, director Gemma Peskett says she can look forward to the next two editions not clashing with the New Zealand Open golf tournament.
Twilight Nav Series launches
Twilight Nav Series launches
The growing popularity of rogaining in Queenstown’s taking another step with a series of evening events on Coronet Peak.
Otago’s DIY injuries among highest
Otago’s DIY injuries among highest
If you decide to take a break while doing some DIY work around home, be careful where you take a seat.
Superlative setting for an A&P show
Superlative setting for an A&P show
The Wānaka Showgrounds and Pembroke Park were packed yesterday for the Wānaka A&P Show, one of New Zealand's largest agricultural, pastoral and community events.
Solo traveller (80) part of growing group
Solo traveller (80) part of growing group
An 80-year-old Invercargill woman is not scared of travelling alone and says the memories she gained during her trips are her best treasures.
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Tourism college graduates’ future ‘bright’
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Tourism college graduates’ future ‘bright’
The future is bright for about 100 Queenstown Resort College students, who celebrated their graduation yesterday.
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Pools closing as lifeguard shortage continues
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Pools closing as lifeguard shortage continues
The inability to get lifeguards in Central Otago is not to do with pay but more about recruitment and training, the Central Otago District Council says.
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PM opens country’s largest A&P show
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PM opens country’s largest A&P show
Prime Minister Christopher was in Wānaka yesterday morning to open the Wānaka A&P Show, an event that attracts about 40,000 people over two days.
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Fresh off the vine
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Fresh off the vine
Quartz Reef winemaker Pip Clarke examines the freshly delivered grapes from their vineyard in Bendigo, ready to be made into sparkling wine.
Town geared up for 38th annual motorcycle rally
Town geared up for 38th annual motorcycle rally
Motorcycle madness has hit Waimate.
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Over 1500 flock to city to showcase skills
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Over 1500 flock to city to showcase skills
The sounds of bagpipes could be heard from all over Invercargill yesterday when the 2025 New Zealand Pipe Band Championships started.
‘Heartbreaking’: materials dumped in southern stream
‘Heartbreaking’: materials dumped in southern stream
An investigation is under way into a "heartbreaking" environmental breach after materials from a power pole installation were dumped in a Southland waterway.
Youth force behind field for Māori sports
Youth force behind field for Māori sports
The first South Island field for Māori sports was opened this week thanks to the dreams of a group of young people.
Facility hoped to bring sense of belonging
Facility hoped to bring sense of belonging
Giving back to the people who gave so much for us.
Alleged speedster’s name suppressed
Alleged speedster’s name suppressed
A man charged with operating a 2019 Lamborghini Huracan with an unnecessary exhibition of speed in Queenstown will keep his name secret, for now at least.
Cats, coffee and southern pride
Cats, coffee and southern pride
Invercargill - home of the tuatara, Burt Munro and - somewhat surprisingly to many - the birthplace of instant coffee.
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Mirror pond at gardens being cleaned of silt
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Mirror pond at gardens being cleaned of silt
The sparkle is gone from the Oamaru Public Gardens’ mirror pond.