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Technology improving food, visiting professor says
Technology improving food, visiting professor says
The New Zealand food processing industry and consumers can gain ''win-win'' benefits, through using the right technologies to make food ''safer and healthier'', Marc Hendrickx says.
Cowboy shooter takes on the best
Cowboy shooter takes on the best
When Charles Innes, aka the Lindis Ranger, gave up rodeo several years ago he was keen to take up a sport in which he could still wear his cowboy boots and hat.
Humanitarian programme is sweet-as
Humanitarian programme is sweet-as
Te reo teacher Harlam Uchiha shows a group of young humanitarians, half of whom are former refugees, some Kiwi mannerisms yesterday.
Academy step up for co-driver
Academy step up for co-driver
When Nikita Gibson was young her family would joke their sluggish Fiat Bambina would be the car she finally got to drive. Now she is having the last laugh.
The South Today bulletin: July 18
The South Today bulletin: July 18
Get your daily dose of local news with the full The South Today news bulletin for Wednesday, July 18.
Queenstown airport proposes extension of noise bounderies
Queenstown airport proposes extension of noise bounderies
Queenstown Airport has announced plans to significantly expand its noise boundaries into residential areas.
Geraldine residents brave cold for annual Lantern Walk
Geraldine residents brave cold for annual Lantern Walk
South Canterbury residents have braved a cold Geraldine evening for the annual Lantern Walk.
Invercargill musicians hitting right note for club's success
Invercargill musicians hitting right note for club's success
Two Invercargill musicians are on a mission to put Invercargill on the map for touring bands.
Minister says Govt 'open to the conversation' about funding infrastructure
Minister says Govt 'open to the conversation' about funding infrastructure
The Minister of Finance was yesterday urged to move quickly to find solutions for some of the issues facing Queenstown.
Dunedin rubbish surprises
Dunedin rubbish surprises
Not just the amount, but the type of rubbish people leave lying around public places in Dunedin is surprising, an artist who wants to get people talking about trash says.
Rested Smith raring to play
Rested Smith raring to play
Well rested and itching for battle, Aaron Smith is like a cat on a hot tin roof.
Airport modifying noise plan
Airport modifying noise plan
Queenstown Airport has announced plans to significantly expand its noise boundaries into large residential areas and almost double the aircraft movements the present boundaries allow, by 2045.
'I was born like this'
'I was born like this'
US rapper Kendrick Lamar began his concert with a bang last night, a pyrotechnic explosion sending 16,000 fans crazy as he took to the stage.
Lamar kicks off with a bang in Dunedin
Lamar kicks off with a bang in Dunedin
Kendrick Lamar started his Dunedin show with a bang tonight, kicking off with a pyrotechnic explosIon that sent the 16,000 fans crazy.
The South Today bulletin: July 17
The South Today bulletin: July 17
Get your daily dose of local news with the full The South Today news bulletin for Tuesday, July 17.
Mysterious art decorates Invercargill gallery
Mysterious art decorates Invercargill gallery
There’s an element of mystery surrounding the latest exhibition at the Invercargill Public Art Gallery.
All ages flock to Rangiora KidsFest
All ages flock to Rangiora KidsFest
The day dawned bright for the latest edition of the annual Great Rangiora KidsFest Market on Tuesday.
Police investigate serious crash
Police investigate serious crash
A senior fire officer is praising members of the public who rallied to help at the scene of a fatal Dunedin crash yesterday, before emergency services arrived.
Replacement hall design, funding on track
Replacement hall design, funding on track
A new community hall looks to be on the way for Luggate, to replace the building that was closed last year after being deemed an earthquake risk.