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Invercargill MP, and Minister for Tertiary Education and Science, Innovation and Technology, Penny Simmonds is travelling to the People's Republic of China this week, as she works to strengthen international education connections which will benefit regions like Southland.
Minister Simmonds will be accompanied by a delegation of 11 senior leaders of New Zealand institute...
Night 'n Day is backing the people who make harness racing run.
The convenience store chain has signed a five-year sponsorship deal with Southern Harness Racing, becoming the official sponsor of the organisation's Starters and Starters Crew from August 1, 2026 through to July 31, 2031. The partnership covers around 60 race meetings each season across Otago, Central Otag...
ACT wants to strip the Department of Conservation of its authority over game animals and hand it to the Game Animal Council — with full funding to match.
The party announced the policy at the Hunting & Wildlife Expo this weekend, pitching it as long-overdue recognition for hunters who have spent generations working New Zealand's backcountry for free.
"New Zeal...
Monday 26 July marks the end of an era for Greyhound racing in the south,
The Southland Greyhound Racing Club is holding its last ever meeting at its track at Ascot Park Racecourse.
The end is thanks to the coalition Government imposing a ban on Greyhound Racing effective from 31 July, just days away.
Racing Minister Winston Peters made the bombshell announc...
More than 60 trees in Invercargill's Town Belt are coming down starting next week — some of them planted 150 years ago.
The felling is a direct consequence of October's extreme winds, when a 25-metre pine blew onto Elles Road traffic. Nobody was hurt, but councillors made the call last year not to rely on that again.
Work begins Monday July 27 with 12 large macroc...