Pupils’ carolling a recipe for joy at hospital
About 65 Clyde Primary School junior pupils sang carols and gave baking to hospital staff on Wednesday.
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Resident removal ‘callous’ - MP
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Resident removal ‘callous’ - MP
The Otago Taieri A&P Society has been labelled "callous" and "intimidating" after doubling down on their bid to have long-term residents of the showground camping area removed.
Pixies back in town
Pixies back in town
The Pixie Town exhibition at Dunedin’s Toitū Otago Settlers Museum delighted people of all ages yesterday.
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‘Audible relief’ from patrons as boil water notice lifted
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‘Audible relief’ from patrons as boil water notice lifted
A Queenstown hotel is welcoming the end of the town’s tainted water saga.
Former smoker upset with repeal
Former smoker upset with repeal
A former smoker who has had half a lung removed is urging people to listen to doctors as the government plans to repeal anti-smoking laws.
Award-winning songwriter releases video
Award-winning songwriter releases video
Award-winning children’s songwriter Rob Wigley has hit the small screen with the launch of his music video I’m on my Bicycle yesterday.
The South Today Bulletin: Friday, December 8
The South Today Bulletin: Friday, December 8
The South Today Bulletin: Friday, December 8
Helping hand with can drive
Helping hand with can drive
Sirens were flashing in Dunedin on Thursday night, to alert residents to the annual Emergency Services Christmas Food Bank Can Appeal
Queenstown boil water notice lifted
Queenstown boil water notice lifted
Queenstown's tainted water saga is over with confirmation the remaining boil water notice has been lifted.
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'It’s ridiculous': Pensioner booted from home with day's notice
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'It’s ridiculous': Pensioner booted from home with day's notice
A pensioner recovering from a stroke is "stressed to the max" after being given just 24 hours’ notice to vacate a Taieri camping ground where he has been living for the past decade.
Te Pūkenga to be replaced with 8-10 institutions
Te Pūkenga to be replaced with 8-10 institutions
The new tertiary education minister says Te Pūkenga will be replaced with eight to 10 individual institutions, and hopes legislation will be in place within eight months.
Dunedin rider chasing speed dream
Rider clocks 370kmh in pursuit of speed dream
A Dunedin motorcyclist was not going to let a bit of wind and rain stop him from clocking 370kmh and realising his dream of becoming one of the fastest New Zealanders on two wheels.
Still puzzling 50 years on
Still puzzling 50 years on
Wanaka’s award-winning tourist attraction Puzzling World will celebrate 50 years of memories next weekend with a public fete and 50% off the attraction’s ticket prices.
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Axe starts to fall on Te Pūkenga
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Axe starts to fall on Te Pūkenga
The fate of mega-polytechnic Te Pūkenga is sealed, the new Tertiary Education Minister having ordered leadership to look towards a more regional model.
The South Today Bulletin: Thursday, December 7
The South Today Bulletin: Thursday, December 7
The South Today Bulletin: Thursday, December 7
UV filter installed, as required
UV filter installed, as required
Queenstown's Two Mile UV filter has been installed and is awaiting sign-off from regulator Taumata Arowai.
Royalburn farmer launches new beer
Royalburn farmer launches new beer
Royalburn Station owner and farmer Carlos Bagrie chose Saturday’s Wanaka Beer Festival to launch his new beer on to the New Zealand market.
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First-timer goes the whole hog for finals
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First-timer goes the whole hog for finals
Andrew Martin is riding in the fast lane to prominence after being named a finalist in an international motorcycle-building competition — on his first attempt.
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‘Family submarine’ partially restored, to be unveiled
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‘Family submarine’ partially restored, to be unveiled
Most people like to brag about their family car, boat or holiday home.
The South Today Bulletin: Wednesday, December 6
The South Today Bulletin: Wednesday, December 6
The South Today Bulletin: Wednesday, December 6