Broad Bay Undaria-free
Broad Bay Undaria-free
Environment Southland is celebrating a significant biosecurity milestone with the successful eradication of the invasive seaweed Undaria pinnatifida (undaria) from Broad Bay, Rakiura...
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Parts of museum ‘obliterated’
Parts of museum ‘obliterated’
Wrapped in a silver bunker coat for protection, Southland Fire Service Museum curator Pete Burdette hunkered down in the kitchen while he listened to the sound of 25 years of history being torn...
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Concern over deer death rate due to 1080 drop
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Concern over deer death rate due to 1080 drop
The high death rate of Stewart Island whitetail deer during last year’s aerial 1080 operation is not acceptable, a hunting advocate says.
Southern Gals snare gold at Masters Games
Southern Gals snare gold at Masters Games
Winning a gold medal is something many athletes strive for but few achieve.
Tinker, Matthews come out on top in finals
Tinker, Matthews come out on top in finals
Two bowlers, who are part of winning Southland champion of champion triples teams, triumphed on the green again at the weekend.
Search turns to waterways for missing Southland man
Search turns to waterways for missing Southland man
Police are examining waterways in an area near Invercargill in their search for a Southland man missing for more than a month.
Council faces high cost to fix or replace Rugby Park
Council faces high cost to fix or replace Rugby Park
Options for an outdoor stadium in Invercargill are set for further discussion as question marks hang over the city’s current offering.
Nanna’s cash gift saved from untimely end
Nanna’s cash gift saved from untimely end
The recent arrival of a Christmas present was better late than never for a Gore grandmother who accidentally threw a gift of $250 cash out with the recycling.
42,500 flock through Waimumu gates
42,500 flock through Waimumu gates
The Southern Field Days have come and gone, with the tide turning for beef and lamb leading to a "really positive" outlook for the public and exhibitors alike — and excitement building for 2028.
Farming resilience highlighted: Seymour
Farming resilience highlighted: Seymour
It was not just clear blue skies and scorching hot temperatures for David Seymour at Field Days last week, but encouraging signs in the rural sector and a reminder "why you’re doing it".
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
I wish to express my concern regarding the collapse of the Gore Public Gardens’ bird aviary.
PM at opening of sporting facility
PM at opening of sporting facility
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon was the surprise guest at Gore’s Māruawai College on Friday as the school celebrated the opening of its new covered sports facility.
Looking back
Looking back
A weed-spraying train leaves the Tapanui Branch railway and enters the Waipahi station yard in November 1976.
Sky’s chemistry creates jewel
Sky’s chemistry creates jewel
The nights are starting to feel like autumn again — colder, steadier: the sort of air that makes the stars look as though someone has polished them.
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