Cat who alerted family to fire back home
Cat who alerted family to fire back home
An heroic South Otago puss is alive and well.
Duncan rides to third world title in a row
Otago's Courtney Duncan has her third gold plate safely tucked away.
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The South Today bulletin: Monday, October 18
The South Today bulletin: Monday, October 18
The South Today bulletin: Monday, October 18
Northland to join rest of country at Level 2; Auckland, Waikato stay at Level 3
Northland to join rest of country at Level 2; Auckland, Waikato stay at Level 3
Auckland will stay at level 3 with existing restrictions for the next two weeks at least, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says.
Shooting victim in stable condition: family spokeswoman
Shooting victim in stable condition: family spokeswoman
The victim of a shooting north of Dunedin on Friday afternoon is in a stable condition, a family spokeswoman says.
Southerners answer call
Southerners answer call
Nearly 10,000 doses of the Covid-19 vaccine were administered in the South on Super Saturday, the Southern District Health Board says.
Ride-on train ‘Thomas’ rejuvenated
Ride-on train ‘Thomas’ rejuvenated
After a 10-month hiatus, Thomas, the Cromwell Lions Club’s beloved ride-on train, has been nursed back to health.
On a mission to bring art to walls
On a mission to bring art to walls
After two days creating a mural in Oamaru’s town centre, artists (from left) Dave Kingan, Al Bell, Philina den Dulk, Matthew Wicks and Luzette Crossan are ready for the next challenge.
Super Saturday a chance to get ahead of virus
Super Saturday a chance to get ahead of virus
Today's the day to give the South a literal shot in the arm.
Karitane shooting: Accused gets name suppression
Karitane shooting: Accused gets name suppression
A man charged with attempted murder after a shooting in Karitane yesterday has been granted interim name suppression.
On a mission to mend a big, leaky bottle
On a mission to mend a big, leaky bottle
Shrink wrapping Waikaia’s bottle house is one solution on the table to fix its leaking woes.
New memorial oak for WW1 soldier
New memorial oak for WW1 soldier
A fallen soldier has been remembered with new life, thanks to his great-great-great nephew and niece.
Redemption in barbershop business
Former prisoner finds redemption in barbershop business
Jamie Siggleko was jailed for six years for assaulting a police officer, but time in prison sparked a change, when he discovered he could use hair clippers to gain respect.
The South Today Friday, October 15
The South Today Friday, October 15
The South Today Friday, October 15
Work soon on wharf-area bypass
Work soon on wharf-area bypass
Dunedin commuters are warned to expect delays as work begins on creating a new central city bypass.
Life alone ‘pretty tough’
Life alone ‘pretty tough’
There are twin armchairs in the Keene family lounge, his and hers. Tom Keene sits in his — Joan Keene’s chair is empty.
Interest sought in Pioneer Women’s hall
Interest sought in Pioneer Women’s hall
A building that pays tribute to pioneering women of Otago could be sold and redeveloped, but heritage features would be preserved.
The South Today Thursday, October 14
The South Today Thursday, October 14
The South Today Thursday, October 14
Global Insight: Putin wins again - but at what cost?
Global Insight: Putin wins again - but at what cost?
Vladimir Putin's apparent theft of the Russian elections actually spells bad news for his regime, Professor Robert Patman predicts.
Three injured in serious crash near Ashburton
Three injured in serious crash near Ashburton
Three people have been injured in a crash that closed State Highway 1 near Ashburton.
Delta outbreak: 71 new cases; numbers expected to double
Delta outbreak: 71 new cases; numbers expected to double
There are 71 new Covid-19 cases in the community, as health officials warn the number of daily cases is expected to double in the next 14 days.
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