Southland businesses on museum build
Southland businesses on museum build
Forty-two local Southland subcontracting firms are involved with the construction of Invercargill’s new museum.
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Staying optimistic through chaos
Staying optimistic through chaos
An Auckland artist has brought a "deeply personal" portrayal of motherhood to Invercargill.
Parking enforcement technology explored
Parking enforcement technology explored
Invercargill parking enforcement could soon include number plate recognition technology as the city council aims to "move with the times".
Southland mixologists in national top six
Southland mixologists in national top six
Southland mixologist Stefani has been named as the second runner-up in the national Monin NZ Cocktail Cup.
The two Craigs win another title
The two Craigs win another title
A winning combination has struck again to score another Southland bowls title.
Kartsport Southland club raceday action
Kartsport Southland club raceday action
Photos by Dave Loudon
Race day hot to trot
Race day hot to trot
This Sunday the annual ILT Race Day will take place at Ascot Park Raceway in Invercargill.
Pirates-Old Boys dominate territory against Woodlands
Pirates-Old Boys dominate territory against Woodlands
The Southland club rugby premier grade resumed last Saturday after taking the previous weekend off for the opening day of duck-shooting.
Steel win fourth in a row
Steel win fourth in a row
Serina Daunakamakama turned the game in a way attackers dream of.
Park team wins Southland title
Park team wins Southland title
Determination and teamwork has helped the Queens Park women’s golf team to victory in the Southland round of the national teams’ event.
'Routine arrest' leads Southland cops to drugs and cash
'Routine arrest' leads Southland cops to drugs and cash
Six people - including two teenagers - face charges after police raids in Southland scooped up cash and illegal drugs.
Milford Track tickets gone in 30 minutes
Milford Track tickets gone in 30 minutes
With nearly double the number of people in the queue than tickets available to walk Milford Track, the ‘‘sold out’’ sign came out within half an hour yesterday.
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LGBTQ+ community hit hard by attacks: advocate
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LGBTQ+ community hit hard by Queens Park night-time assaults: advocate
Invercargill’s LGBTQ+ community has been hit particularly hard by the twin assaults in Queens Park, a community advocate says.
Council rejects floating sauna plan
Council rejects floating sauna plan
A company hoping to set up a floating sauna on a small Te Anau lake has had its dream sunk.
‘Hero’ of the roads
‘Hero’ of the roads
Sergeant Geoff Sutherland is officially a hero — and his new title might cost him a few cheese rolls at smoko.
Te Anau locals win fight against proposed floating sauna
Te Anau locals win fight against proposed floating sauna
A proposal to run a floating sauna in a popular Te Anau reserve has gone up in steam in the face of public backlash.
Review of Awanui Labs urged after fatal cancer missed twice
Review of Awanui Labs urged after fatal cancer missed twice
An independent review into Invercargill's Awanui Labs is needed after doctors twice missed signs a woman had cancer, Patient Voice Aotearoa says.
Stylish moves
Stylish moves
Dunedin's Rakesh Harrison and Chantelle Harrison compete at the Gore Town & Country Club on Saturday during the 18th Southland Festival of Dance.
New river project to address flooding
New river project to address flooding
An $18 million flood resilience project for the Mataura River will address long-standing concerns over gravel buildup and erosion.
Clutha, Central eyed in reshape
Clutha, Central eyed in reshape
Clutha and Central Otago are being raised as possible bedfellows for the Gore district as discussions continue around the reorganisation of local government.