Luisa Girao

A father and son pairing of carvers from the Cook Islands came together last year to share their skills, culture and passion with a younger generation.

Melissa Vining believes the Oreti Community Board is not listening to the people of Winton and wants an interim board installed.

The sky is not the limit for a 90-year-old Invercargill woman.

"It is a good day for elderly tenants and their beloved dogs," an animal advocate says about the Invercargill City Council’s decision to allow residents to move into council flats with their dogs.

Business owners are calling on the council to enforce a timeline to fix the Briscoe and Co Building on Dee St.

One step — or actually one kilometre at a time.

While Tiwai is winding down its operation by a third due to an agreement to reduce its power use, there will be no staff cuts, a Rio Tinto spokesman says.

An Invercargill choir wants the help of a Hollywood star to reverse an international opinion of the city.