Thousands expected at largest participation event
Thousands expected at largest participation event
Lycra is on and laces are tied — Surf to City is back.
Southland Express
Begg excels in national Formula Ford champs
Begg excels in national Formula Ford champs
Winton driver Jacob Begg sits sixth in the 2025 NAPA Auto Parts New Zealand Formula Ford Championship after an impressive outing at Highlands Motorsport Park in Cromwell recently.
Local cricketer aims high while on a roll
Local cricketer aims high while on a roll
It has been a whirlwind summer for promising Southland cricketer Charlotte Morris.
Get set
Get set
Swimmers line up for the start of the 14-17 men's 1500m freestyle event at the South Island Long Course Championships at Splash Palace in Invercargill last Saturday.
New look of ‘player of the day’ award well received
New look of ‘player of the day’ award well received
A new award hopes to celebrate and acknowledge young athletes across the region.
Veterans set for home run
Veterans set for home run
Softball fever has struck Invercargill with the 60th New Zealand Men’s Evergreen Softball Tournament sweeping into action.
‘I owe my life to him’
‘I owe my life to him’
An Invercargill man says he owes his life to a 14-year-old boy who helped him after he collapsed in the street.
New lunches leave sour taste
New lunches leave sour taste
Dry is not how you want your kai described if you are a school lunch provider.
Family follows pioneering footsteps
Family follows pioneering footsteps
It took 135 years for five hikers to appreciate the tenacity of their great-great-grandmother Rosa Moreton — the first European woman to walk the 53km Milford Track.
‘Lots of tears’ as ES restructure proposed
‘Lots of tears’ as ES restructure proposed
More than a quarter of Environment Southland employees could be affected by a proposed restructure at the organisation.
Board of trustees happy with school’s viability
Board of trustees happy with school’s viability
The finances of a Southland school prompted concerns from the auditor-general and the Ministry of Education — but the board says it is now confident in its "ongoing viability".
On-site repairs once paua shell dries out
On-site repairs once paua shell dries out
Automotive paint may be used to repair Riverton’s paua shell.
Mayor welcomes new citizens
Mayor welcomes new citizens
Southland's ethnic diversity became a little broader last Thursday as Southland District Mayor Rob Scott welcomed 24 new citizens from nine nations to the province.
Aluminium smelter looks into waste processing
Aluminium smelter looks into waste processing
The New Zealand Aluminium Smelter (NZAS) in Bluff is looking into building a plant to process thousands of tonnes of highly toxic waste stored on-site.
Dealer principal going from Southland to Harvard
Dealer principal going from Southland to Harvard
It is somewhat ironic that a young Michelle Findlater did not want to go to university.
Make your voice heard on rising rates
Make your voice heard on rising rates
Ratepayers will have noticed that the council is in the process of developing the Annual Plan to take effect from July 1 this year.
Life on the water: Troublemakers, cruise ships and saving lives
Life on the water: Troublemakers, cruise ships and saving lives
For Lyndon Cleaver, no two days are the same — but that is just how he likes it.
Summer Fest back with relaxed vibes
Summer Fest back with relaxed vibes
Pack your picnic and gather the whānau for Summer Fest 2025.
Pop-up party in the park popular
Pop-up party in the park popular
The smell of barbecued sausages and the sounds of summer jams drew locals to the Pop Up Party in the Park last Thursday.
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