Repairs completed, sailors and feline first mate depart
The Dunedin leg of a nautical French cat's round-the-world adventure came to an end yesterday.
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Golf club scores half a dozen birdies
Golf club scores half a dozen birdies
A family of six has moved into some of Dunedin's best golfing real estate and plenty of birdies are on the cards.
The South Today bulletin: December 18
The South Today bulletin: December 18
Get your daily dose of local news with the full The South Today bulletin for Tuesday, December 18.
Model traction engine gets man behind controls
Model traction engine gets man behind controls
Dunedin man Bob Newbury has discovered he can make a miniature of himself with a printer.
Many hands make many Christmas lights work
Many hands make many Christmas lights work
The Van Tongeren family of Ashburton have spent many hours preparing their home for Christmas - and not just on the outside...
Kingsview pupils raise over $4500 for outdoor education
Kingsview pupils raise over $4500 for outdoor education
Queenstown children were sprayed with water, and doused in a rainbow of coloured powder, all in the name of fun.
20 years of helping Greymouth youth
20 years of helping Greymouth youth
Greymouth's The Shed is celebrating 20 years of helping young people on the West Coast.
Car owner due for nasty shock
Car owner due for nasty shock
A firefighter prepares to cut up a tree which crashed down on to a car parked in Princes St near The Kensington tavern yesterday afternoon.
Taxidermied seal pup joins museum display
Taxidermied seal pup joins museum display
Kana, the leopard seal pup that was born and died on St Kilda Beach late last year, yesterday became a new highlight of the Otago Museum’s 150th anniversary exhibition.
Aerial spectacular wows Queenstown audiences
Aerial spectacular wows Queenstown audiences
The Greatest Showman came to Queenstown on Saturday night, as students from Gravity Studio held their end of year show.
Christmas party’s changed location proves a big hit
Christmas party’s changed location proves a big hit
If Damien Goodsir could pick one Christmas gift next year, it would almost certainly be holding the House of Breakthrough Church community Christmas celebration at Oamaru harbour.
Six-hour battle to quell fire at landfill
Six-hour battle to quell fire at landfill
Balclutha residents were advised to shut their doors and windows against noxious smoke as the town’s landfill went up in flames yesterday morning.
Brewery opens at Blueskin Bay
Brewery opens at Blueskin Bay
A young Dunedin couple have spent the past two years transforming an eye-catching empty building into a brewery.
Roading project progresses
Roading project progresses
The NZ Transport Agency has issued an update on the Edendale realignment project.
Colourful event raises $4000
Colourful event raises $4000
Kingsview School pupils enjoyed the rare chance to cover their principal in coloured powder yesterday.
Landslip house evacuees face uncertainty
Landslip house evacuees face uncertainty
Residents forced to evacuate their Dunedin homes on Thursday still do not know when they will be allowed to return.
The South Today bulletin: December 14
The South Today bulletin: December 14
Get your daily dose of local news with the full The South Today bulletin for Friday, December 14.
Dunedin studio going out with a bang
Dunedin studio going out with a bang
The final curtain is about to fall on Dunedin's Albany street recording studio.
New counter to gather statistics on Wanaka cyclists
New counter to gather statistics on Wanaka cyclists
A new counter is set to provide useful information on how people use bicycles in Wanaka.
The South Today bulletin: December 13
The South Today bulletin: December 13
Get your daily dose of local news with the full The South Today bulletin for Thursday, December 13.