Mark John

An Invercargill laboratory manager who is retiring after 48 years’ service to the community says the situation in the medical laboratory sector has made it a very difficult place to stay in.

New University of Otago research that will improve treatment for pre-stage cervical cancer has received $50,000 funding.

An unlikely duo of New Zealand musicians is bringing their "envelope pushing" collaboration of jazz and hip-hop to Invercargill.

For 30 years, patching quilts together has served as the perfect excuse for a group of friends in Otautau to catch up.

Operating steam engines, blacksmiths at work in a forge and a tweed ride all featured in the 160th anniversary of Dunedin’s heritage gem, the gasworks museum.

Librarian Christine Powley celebrates the Southern Heritage Trust open day in one of the oldest buildings in Dunedin, the Dunedin Athenaeum and Mechanics’ Institute.

Otatara residents say reopening two lanes on the road to the suburb has been a long time coming.

Young performers from across Southland and Central Otago are putting together an entire production in just five days.

For the first time, Southland audiences can experience the madness of Dracula.

The best thing about turning 104 is that you get to see generations of your family grow up before your eyes.

Oamaru cat breeder Lance Streeter (left) holds his Napoleon Munchkin Persian cat Lili — due to deliver a litter of kittens any day now — at the annual Southern Cross Cat Club show in Mosgiel...