India adventure supporting NZ aviation history
India adventure supporting NZ aviation history
A young Gore man’s love for adventure is taking him across India in a tuk tuk and helping keep one of New Zealand’s famous planes flying southern skies.
Risk report release accidental: council
Risk report release accidental: council
Threats to public safety have come to light in accidentally released material for Emergency Management Southland.
Police name teen victim of fatal Bluff Highway crash
Police name teen victim of fatal Bluff Highway crash
Police have named the young man who died in a crash on the Bluff Highway last week.
Tugboat reaches stuck tanker near Stewart Island
Tugboat reaches stuck tanker near Stewart Island
Maritime NZ says the crew is safe and no distress calls had been made after the tanker lost its steering last week.
SH94 closing as avalanche threat heightens
SH94 closing as avalanche threat heightens
The Milford Road is set to close later today as Fiordland continues to experience "challenging" spring conditions.
Tugboat sent to rescue tanker stuck near Stewart Island
Tugboat sent to rescue tanker stuck near Stewart Island
An open ocean tugboat is on its way to rescue an oil and chemical tanker stuck off the coast of Stewart Island.
Milford Rd closed overnight due to snow
Milford Rd closed overnight due to snow
A section of Milford Rd has been closed overnight due to snow showers.
Southland highway reopens after power lines downed
Southland highway reopens after power lines downed
A traffic incident involving power lines caused the closure of State Highway 99 near Te Waewae in Southland for a time this afternoon.
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Some ‘don’t get lucky’, judge warns drink-drivers
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Some ‘don’t get lucky’, judge warns drink-drivers
After one Southland drink-driver survived rolling her car and another hit a cow, a Judge warned a repeat offender that luck runs out.
Minister given statue of himself at opening
Minister given statue of himself at opening
Regional Development Minister Shane Jones officially opened six new cabins in Reefton Domain campground, built to accommodate an influx of workers at Edura Mining’s Snowy River gold mine.
Doc, board meet on bird sanctuary
Doc, board meet on bird sanctuary
Details from a private meeting about an embattled bird sanctuary in Southland will remain secret for now, despite strong community interest.
Board ‘dream come true’
Board ‘dream come true’
Invercargill park-goers have a new way to play outside while putting their logic and problem-solving skills to the test, with the unveiling of a giant chess board at Queens Park.
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Council compliance officers entering farms without clearance, Feds claim
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Council compliance officers entering farms without clearance, Feds claim
Southland farmers are facing hefty fines because of a lack of communication from Environment Southland, Federated Farmers Southland has claimed.
Family moved by support for critically injured teen
Family moved by support for critically injured teen
A critically injured Southland teenager remains in hospital as support around him grows.
Community board review notes contrast between ‘gossip’ and ‘chilling’ silence
Community board review notes contrast between ‘gossip’ and ‘chilling’ silence
An independent review of Southland’s community boards has provided a quirky insight into how meetings can switch from gossip to "chilling" page turning when members get down to business.
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Former council chief executive finds new role across the Ditch
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Former council chief executive finds new role across the Ditch
Former Gore District Council chief executive Stephen Parry has moved across the Ditch and has a new job.
Person killed in collision
Person killed in collision
One person has died after a two-car collision at the intersection of Kew Rd and State Highway 1 about 6am yesterday.
Outgoing councillor an environmental advocate
Outgoing councillor an environmental advocate
Despite a pre-election campaign in which he rode Invercargill streets on a bicycle, Robert Guyton confesses he has never ridden to an Environment Southland meeting.
Historic home put back on the market
Historic home put back on the market
Nestled on the banks of the Waihopai River is a home that is nearly as old as Invercargill itself.
Woolly thinking wins premier prize
Woolly thinking wins premier prize
A talented pair of Myross Bush School students were the overall winners at the New Zealand’s Aluminium Smelter (NZAS) Southland Science & Technology Fair last week.
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