The South Today

Chinese New Year to go off with a bang

Tomorrow is Chinese New Year with celebrations throughout the country.

Taieri Mouth driftwood sculptures get tick of approval

There are mysterious structures on the beach at Taieri Mouth.

West Coast Tuna season in full swing

The Tuna season began slowly on the West Coast.

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Viewpoint - Episode 4

On today's Viewpoint NZ we're gearing up for traffic as the kids go back to school. Where are the traffic hotspots and what can drivers do to avoid them?

Company silent after truck-and-trailer destroyed

The smouldering remains of a Summerland Express Freight trailer unit gutted by fire in Makikihi...

Company silent after truck-and-trailer destroyed in fire

Summerland Express Freight is staying tight-lipped about another incident involving one of its vehicles, after a truck-and-trailer unit carrying milk powder caught fire in South Canterbury.

Finished wall art delights

Steen Jones has officially left his mark on Queenstown.

Winds fell trees, cut power once again

Queenstown Lakes District Council contractors deal to a tree on Centennial Ave, in Arrowtown,...

Winds fell trees, cut power once again

Wild winds whipped the Wakatipu yesterday morning, bringing down yet more trees and causing power outages.

Cars may be banned from St Clair Esplanade

A fresh bid to pedestrianise part of the Esplanade at Dunedin's St Clair is being promoted by a local city councillor.

'Spider' set to climb the steepest lawns

You may have heard of, seen, or perhaps even owned a remote control vacuum cleaner but they're not a patch on Citycare's latest piece of remote control technology for tackling tricky outdoor lawn mowing.