Almost 140 South Island saddlebacks have found a new home in Dusky Sound.

Fancy a morning jog from Dunedin to Timaru? Or perhaps Oamaru to Balclutha? Well, both of these routes are shorter than the 200km Alexandra man Charlie McNally will be covering this weekend.

A bleeding teenage boy was taken to hospital after a fight closed Burger King in Invercargill last night, police say.

Air New Zealand's full-year earnings before tax took a 21% hit, but it still posted its second-best profit, of $382 million.

Information on nutrient losses from the Foundation for Arable Research's (Far) flux-meter data-collection project will have applications for Otago and Southland arable farmers.

Nurseryman Caleb Diack, of Invercargill, is growing walnuts but does not want to put all his eggs in one basket.

A ute has crashed into a ditch on the Gibbston Highway near Queenstown this afternoon.

Otago Museum is the largest importer of exotic animals in New Zealand, writes Nick Yeats.

A recent article by Clementine Ford in  The Sydney Morning Herald discussed the old saying, "It takes a village to raise a child", writes Ian Munro.

There's more to success than natural talent and intelligence, says Jan Aitken.

Mobile data issues have hit Spark customers today throughout the country, including Dunedin. 

A new malware attack targeting passwords has been spreading through Facebook and infecting New Zealand users of the social network.

Dane Coles, the man regarded as the best hooker in world rugby, is finally back for the All Blacks and will start against the Wallabies on Saturday.

Jim Doyle's reign as Warriors CEO has come to an end.

The Southern Lakes skifields will be full with some of the best snow athletes in the world as the Winter Games get under way next week. Tim Miller takes a look at who’s coming and what’s on.

The South Canterbury farmer whose property was first identified as infected with Mycoplasma bovis now fears the disease might also be present further north.

Information on nutrient losses from the Foundation for Arable Research's (Far) flux-meter data-collection project will have applications for Otago and Southland arable farmers.

If the proposed new rural health training school goes ahead, training hubs for doctors, nurses, pharmacists and other health practitioners could be introduced into 10 rural communities throughout...