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It was almost a case of being blown away at a Riverton Volunteer Fire Brigade callout this morning. 

Help is on the way for people struggling to understand either themselves or someone they know who is autistic or has attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).

It is an exciting time to be part of the Southern Charity Hospital journey, general manager Candace Bangura says.

It is time to reconsider oyster farming as the Foveaux Strait wild oyster population declines, a Stewart Island hatchery manager says, but an industry stakeholder disagrees.

Te Anau Primary School pupil Zara McClean, 10, is thrilled with her win in the years 5 and 6 category at the Southland Primary Schools speech competition.

Despite showing their Southland grit, it has been a hard week on the turf for teams competing at the national hockey tournament in Christchurch.

Despite a pre-election campaign in which he rode Invercargill streets on a bicycle, Robert Guyton confesses he has never ridden to an Environment Southland meeting.

Despite a pre-election campaign in which he rode Invercargill streets on a bicycle, Robert Guyton confesses he has never ridden to an Environment Southland meeting.

Browns operations support senior firefighter Ian Lindsay has completed 50 years’ service but has no plans to give up yet.

A brass pipe used to smoke opium has inspired a song entered in Te Hikoi Museum’s Art Challenge exhibition.

Despite a pre-election campaign in which he rode Invercargill streets on a bicycle, Robert Guyton confesses he has never ridden to an Environment Southland meeting.

Animal welfare inspectors have returned to a Southland farm where claims of neglect were investigated last year.

A government loan will help rocket Southland’s role in the space industry to greater heights.

A green laser light in the Invercargill night sky is not evidence of aliens from outer space making contact with earthlings.

Although Blair Eade may have given up one white chief’s hat, he still has another one to wear.

The first wearer of a kākahu cloak, made for Northern Southland College, loved being able to wear her school’s story on her shoulders, she says. Northern Southland College head student Lori Bradley...

Lumsden’s train display has become far bigger than what John Titter imagined when he first suggested the idea in 2012.