Luisa Girao

Hundreds of Chinese people celebrated the 70th National Day of the People’s Republic of China yesterday in Invercargill.

Finance Minister Grant Robertson has hinted during a visit to Invercargill that Southland could get more funding.

In the event of an Alpine Fault earthquake, the tourism sector needs to step up and advocate for visitors to the region.

Ageing infrastructure and the increasing population in Southland are considered key challenges for the Southland District Council in the next term.

The mother of a woman killed in a crash in Invercargill says she will never be able to live her life in full without ''her baby''.

A woman charged over a crash which killed a 21-year-old Invercargill woman has avoided jail time.

A young girl who was victim of an alleged attack in Invercargill is traumatised after the incident, police say.

Dozens of gardening enthusiasts turned out for the annual South Alive Spring Flower Show held at the  weekend at the Pod in Invercargill.

The cultural diversity of 26 countries was celebrated and shown at a fashion show in Invercargill on Saturday.

Southern District Health Board candidates believe the voice of Southland has been lost in the past few years.

Department of Conservation and Ngai Tahu celebrated Conservation Week with an event in Invercargill.

Invercargill is hosting its biggest table tennis tournament yet.

Southland is rolling out the welcome mat.

Living Wage hosted a forum for Invercargill City Council mayoral and council candidates yesterday in Bluff.

Hundreds of primary and secondary school youngsters from across Southland presented their research projects at the 2019 NZAS Southland Science & Technology Fair on Tuesday.

A National MP is promoting a Bill to give mothers the chance to spend three days in care after giving birth.

The subject of an extensive police manhunt, who allegedly stole a police car and two pistols, will remain behind bars for now.

Regional Economic Development Minister Shane Jones says Invercargill is a small city at the bottom of South Island with a big vision for its future.

Invercargill City Council candidates split into two camps - aspiring and incumbent councillors - last night.