Luisa Girao

Invercargill's deputy mayor worries ratepayers are beginning to distrust their council because it "does not know what it is doing".

The Invercargill City Council is undertaking an assessment of the road surface in Queens Dr following last week’s fatal crash, its chief executive says.

The journey of a man who had aimed to walk all five of Southland’s Great Walks in eight days was interrupted by Covid-19.

Mix a bunch of young chefs with the South Island’s top cooks, season with Southland flavour and let them stir for a whole afternoon.

There were trees — free fallin’.

An Invercargill group wants to pay homage to the women who were often overlooked in war histories.

Prisoners being locked up without access to water, lack of privacy in toilets and damp mattresses are among concerns a report raised about a part of Invercargill Prison.

Maori culture and heritage is set to be reflected in Invercargill’s new road and street names.

Invercargill restaurateur Allan Arnold has a strong connection with Vietnamese culture, and now he wants to bring a taste of it to the deep South.

The number of parking tickets being issued in Invercargill has taken a plunge as the flash new meters make an impact.

It took years and a lot of work, but Invercargill finally has a roller derby team to call its own — and the skaters are ready to rumble.

A Southland woman who transported $100,000 in a bag for a money-laundering racket was granted final name suppression yesterday.

An Invercargill man is inviting people to punch Covid-19.

The New Zealand Aluminium Smelter (NZAS) will begin to export thousands of tonnes of hazardous substance in June.

The business idea of a 16-year-old Invercargill pupil is attracting smiles and attention from hikers and stores across the country.

Disturbed by the conflicts in Ukraine, a Southland man wanted to help and decided to take the matter into his own hands — or in this case, feet.