Horse safety at heart of fencing upgrade
New plastic rails have arrived at the Cromwell racecourse, reducing the chance of injuries for horses racing around the 150-year-old track.
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Hub aims to connect young with Maori culture
Hub aims to connect young with Maori culture
A new hub for rangatahi (young people) opened in Queenstown yesterday.
Broken bridges taking toll on community
Broken bridges taking toll on community
Is it a bridge too far? That's the question a group of Maniototo residents are asking after being left in limbo since flooding early last year wiped out one bridge and forced the closure of two others.
Tickets to murder mystery fly off shelves
Tickets to murder mystery fly off the shelves in Dunedin
The common household mousetrap is traditionally very good at attracting mice, but Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap appears to be just as effective at attracting humans.
Book sale like ‘good old days’
Book sale like ‘good old days’
Some may see them as "the leftovers".
The South Today bulletin: Friday, May 20
The South Today bulletin: Friday, May 20
The South Today bulletin: Friday, May 20
Rugby Chat with NZ U20 coach Tom Donnelly
Rugby Chat with NZ U20 coach Tom Donnelly
Paul Dwyer chats to New Zealand U20 coach Tom Donnelly about the squad and the season ahead.
Two cars, bus involved in South Dunedin crash
Two cars, bus involved in South Dunedin crash
Two people have been injured after a crash involving a bus and two cars in South Dunedin.
Raring to be driving destination agenda
Raring to be driving destination agenda
Destination Queenstown’s new chief executive says he plans to hit the ground running.
$350 payment for 2.1 million Kiwis
$350 payment for 2.1 million Kiwis
The Government has given struggling New Zealanders short-term relief from the increasing cost of living.
Exciting White Horse plans realised
Exciting White Horse plans realised
The final piece of the Waimate White Horse jigsaw puzzle is finally in place.
Hammeroid’s time to shine as first pile driven
Hammeroid’s time to shine as first pile driven
Construction has taken over from demolition at the new Dunedin Hospital site as workers watch the first pile being driven into place yesterday afternoon.
Tracking economic trends to chart secure course
Tracking economic trends to chart secure course
In Budget 2022 Finance Minister Grant Robertson is placing a great deal of faith in the projections contained within three graphs.
Further help in Budget for first-home buyers
Further help in Budget for first-home buyers
It is good news for potential first-home buyers.
Robertson steers pragmatic course in Budget
Robertson steers pragmatic course in Budget
Budget 2022 is not the Budget many people needed, but it is perhaps the Budget the country needed to have.
Budget 2022: What you need to know
Budget 2022: What you need to know
There's a lot of spending flying around in Budget 2022 - here's the main expenses in an easy-to-read list.
Budget targets health, cost of living
Budget targets health, cost of living
Finance Minister Grant Robertson has tacked to the centre, bolting an emergency $1 billion cost of living package to his $5.9b health-focused Budget.
Hatchet removed from bonnet of car following Mosgiel crash
Hatchet removed from bonnet of car following Mosgiel crash
Police were seen removing a hatchet from the bonnet of a crashed car after an arrest was made near Mosgiel today.
The South Today bulletin: Thursday, May 19
The South Today bulletin: Thursday, May 19
The South Today bulletin: Thursday, May 19
Global Insight: Status of UN in doubt as war continues
Global Insight: Status of UN in doubt as war continues
We do not know whether the United Nations or mercenary armies will keep the peace in the future, Professor Robert Patman says.