Defensive effort shines
Defensive effort shines
Stars players Amelia Walmsley and Martina Salmon and Steel's Carys Stythe and Jess Milne fight for the ball during the ANZ Premiership netball match between the Steel and Stars at ILT Stadium...
Southland
Solid defence spurs Barbarians to victory
Solid defence spurs Barbarians to victory
Eastern Northern Barbarians beat Pirates Old Boys 22-20 at Tokanui in round two of the Southland club rugby competition.
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The name’s Trevor, Trevor the Trout
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The name’s Trevor, Trevor the Trout
After 37 years, Trevor the Trout was finally officially christened last Friday.
Climate change challenges laid bare for Southland
Climate change challenges laid bare for Southland
Southland faces a host of changes and challenges under the weight of climate change, a new report has revealed.
Southland MP plans media complaint over leak claim
Southland MP plans media complaint over leak claim
Southland National MP Joseph Mooney says he plans to make a complaint to the Media Council over an "outrageous breach of journalistic standards" by Newstalk ZB's flagship host.
Confidence returns as ram sells for $14,000
Confidence returns as ram sells for $14,000
Southern ram sale average prices are on the rise as a cautious confidence returns to the sheep industry.
Collapsed culvert leads to emergency road closure
Collapsed culvert leads to emergency road closure
An emergency closure is in place on a rural road in Southland following a collapsed culvert.
$3 billion fertiliser plant proposed for Southland
$3 billion fertiliser plant proposed for Southland
An Australian-led project could see Southland's lignite, or brown coal, reserves developed into urea fertiliser.
One dead in Southland highway crash
One dead in Southland highway crash
One person is dead after a crash on State Highway 1 north of Invercargill this morning.
School’s first male principal appointed
School’s first male principal appointed
Is it important an all-girls school has a female principal rather than a "bloke"?
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Gunfire 'close to children’s playgrounds' prompts safety plea
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Gunfire 'close to children’s playgrounds' prompts safety plea
Gunfire near children’s playgrounds and walking tracks in a park on the outskirts of Gore has prompted calls for hunters to exercise more caution in the area.
Man arrested over petrol theft
Man arrested over petrol theft
Invercargill police have arrested a local man after 855 litres of petrol was stolen from a contractor’s yard over the past month.
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Parks to be renamed in honour of heroes
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Parks to be renamed in honour of heroes
A small town on Southland’s coast is preparing to permanently honour two men who helped save countless lives.
Dotterel surge credited to predator poisoning
Dotterel surge credited to predator poisoning
The pukunui/southern New Zealand dotterel population has recovered by 52% following a successful aerial predator control operation on Stewart Island.
Groundswell takes council to court
Groundswell takes council to court
A dispute over Gore’s district plan will be played out in court, after lobby group Groundswell filed an appeal against the council in the Environment Court.
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I’m not a troublemaker: Mooney
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I’m not a troublemaker: Mooney
Southland National MP Joseph Mooney has denied claims he is a "troublemaking MP", reaffirming his support of the party and Prime Minister Chris Luxon.
Shoplifter plans to turn life around
Shoplifter plans to turn life around
A Gore woman says a stint behind bars has given her "my life back", following a spree of thefts and wild driving.
Groundswell takes council to court
Groundswell takes council to court
A dispute over Gore’s district plan will be played out in court, after lobby group Groundswell filed an appeal against the council in the Environment Court.
Gunfire in park causes concern
Gunfire in park causes concern
Gunfire near children’s playgrounds and walking tracks in Dolamore Park has prompted calls for hunters to exercise more caution in the area.
Looking back
Looking back
In April 1907, the acting New Zealand premier and minister for public works and railways William Hall-Jones wheels a barrow with the first soil turned for...
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