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BLUFF-BASED oyster fishermen and concerned locals were invited to a meeting at the Bluff Rugby Club on Wednesday, June 21, in the wake of...

THE operation to cull thousands of tonnes of farmed oysters in Big Glory bay, Stewart Island, is now under way in a bid to...

THERE is help available for Southlanders living in severe domestic squalor. A multi-agency working group has developed a collaborative and co-ordinated approach to assist those...

AN Air New Zealand representative has responded to the findings of a Southland air travel survey, saying the airline's focus is on increasing demand...

INVERCARGILL'S coin-operated parking metres are due to expire. Invercargill City Council roading manager Russell Pearson said the city had 750 coin-operated parking meters, which would...

THE New River Estuary Walkway beautification project is now complete, and to celebrate three shelters will be officially opened on Sunday. Invercargill City Council (ICC)...

THE Splash Palace upgrade has been approved and construction is expected to begin within the next financial year (after July 1, 2017). Invercargill City Council...

THE introduction of more designated freedom camping areas in the province is being blamed for the downturn in business for Southland holiday parks over...

DEBATE is unfolding on the fate of the Don St umbrella sculpture, but the giant brolly looks set to stay put. The debate follows the...

THE number of people visiting the Southland Museum & Art Gallery has declined, while the number of visitors to the Southland region continues to...