Brother act backed by $3million
Two Kiwi brothers are behind a New Zealand and Netherlands-based aerospace company looking to revolutionise the aerospace industry.
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Ferret main suspect in killing of penguin chicks
Ferret main suspect in killing of penguin chicks
A ferret is the likely culprit in the killing of three yellow-eyed penguin chicks at Moeraki.
Oamaru next space frontier
Oamaru next space frontier
The first light of a new dawn in the space age could break at Oamaru Airport.
Prison restoration bid gets $100,000 boost
Prison restoration bid gets $100,000 boost
The restoration of the former Dunedin Prison has received an added boost.
Orchard flourishes in middle of urban area
Orchard flourishes in middle of urban area
For the past 10 years urban permaculturist Rory Harding has been growing a burgeoning food orchard in the back yard of his George St home. Tim Miller visits the urban orchard to discover what it is...
The South Today bulletin: Friday, January 17
The South Today bulletin: Friday, January 17
The South Today bulletin: Friday, January 17
The sky's the limit for 1970's tabletop game
The sky's the limit for 1970's tabletop game
The sky could be the limit for a fantasy role playing game created in the 1970s.
Pilot wind beneath the wings of less fortunate children
Pilot wind beneath the wings of less fortunate children
After flying seriously ill children to Starship Hospital, Dunedin man Tony McCombe wanted to give something back.
Cancer drug funding welcomed
Cancer drug funding welcomed
Mark Wellington cherished the final years he spent with his wife after she was diagnosed with blood cancer.
2019 in video - December
2019 in video - December
The South Today's taking a look back at the news highlights over the last 12 months.
2019 in video - November
2019 in video - November
More than $300,000 granted for a memorial to conscientious objectors, a huge scrub fire in Middlemarch and the yellow-eyed penguin, or hoiho, is judged the nation's best bird.
Cancer drug funding welcomed
Cancer drug funding welcomed
Mark Wellington cherished the final years he spent with his wife after she was diagnosed with multiple myeloma.
Sick children given ‘wings’
Sick children given ‘wings’
After flying seriously ill children to Auckland's Starship Hospital, Dunedin man Tony McCombe wanted to give something back.
Spare tyre believed to have caused rollover
Spare tyre believed to have caused rollover
A car rolled on to its roof on the Dunedin Southern Motorway yesterday.
The South Today bulletin: Thursday, January 16
The South Today bulletin: Thursday, January 16
The South Today bulletin: Thursday, January 16
Nano-world excites intending students
Nano-world excites intending students
School pupils from around the country are learning more about the surprising world of nanochemistry by creating bright colours in fluids.
Ferret thought responsible for penguin chick deaths
Ferret thought responsible for penguin chick deaths
This year's yellow-eyed penguin chicks at Moeraki have been taken into care after three were killed, probably by a ferret.
2019 in video - October
2019 in video - October
The South Today is taking a look back at the news highlights, over the last 12 months.
Car struck loose spare tyre before crash - witness
Car struck loose spare tyre before crash - witness
A witness to a crash on the Dunedin Southern Motorway this morning said a car rolled after it hit a spare tyre which had come loose from the vehicle in front.
Man killed in Invercargill collision
Man killed in Invercargill collision
A second person has died on southern roads in as many days.