A fantastic entry of fifty-seven competitors contested a grass autocross event organised by the Southland Sports Car Club at the property of Nigel King at Rakahouka on Sunday. While it was a non-championship clubsport event it was extremely closely contested with Roger Laird of Gore taking the overa

UPDATE: Detour route: Northbound traffic to use Dipton-Castlerock Road and follow for approximately 22km, turn right on to State Highway 94 then back onto SH6. Reverse for southbound.Highway, near the intersection with Josephville-Glenure Road. – Crash, Lumsden Dipton Highway, Josephville (SH 6) – S

Invercargill Central Limited is pleased to announce demolition is set to begin, following a hearing at the Christchurch High Court today. Demolition was due to commence on 6 January but was halted after Nelson based property manager Gaire Thompson filed an interim injunction in the High Court at Inv

Updated: Police are currently assisting Fire and Emergency New Zealand at the Homer Tunnel in Milford Sound. Police were notified at 3:43 pm, the tunnel is currently closed and is likely to remain closed for the next couple of hours. Police are currently assisting Fire and Emergency New Zealand at t

UPDATE: Two people have been airlifted to hospital in a serious condition out of Queenstown following a single-vehicle bus crash near the town this afternoon. There were more than 20 people on the tour bus, who were foreign nationals. Two others on the bus were taken to hospital to be treated for le

Sport Southland is seeking more diverse views in a bid to address the region’s poor activity rates. According to national research data, Southland adults have the worst rates of physical activity in the country and the region’s youth are active for less than an hour each day, which is below recommen

Presbyterian Support Southland (PSS) Chairman Tim Loan is very pleased to announce the appointment of Michael Parker as the incoming Chief Executive of the well-known Southland organisation. Michael is a familar face and well respected leader within the Presbyterian Support family, having led Presby

Lovey day in Auckland today with some much-needed sun. Slow start to the day against Auckland B. Nerves and travel may have been a factor with the girls going down 12-4. A good break between games meant the girls came out firing for the second game. Refuelled and great spectator support meant the gi