Nina Tapu

The Korean wave has swept into the Invercargill suburb of Waihōpai with the arrival of Korean Bob — a new restaurant offering authentic Korean cuisine.

A free haircut and a game of fleet-footed footy attracted the interest of rangatahi to the Rangatahi Zone in Bluff on Monday.

Double up your Mustang mania.

Three artistic swimmers from Phoenix Synchro Southland swimming club returned with awards from the New Zealand Artistic Swimming Championships.

Otautau residents were left wondering after the closure of the main bridge in the town yesterday.

He may have once sported an All Blacks Sevens jersey, but wearing the Southland Stags maroon shirt is what has earned him a milestone.

If the Southland Stags have any chance of upping their antlers during their last game of the season, it will not be for their efforts on the field but for the gratitude they owe to their fans.

Fresh silverbeet, kale, celery, chives and spring onions are ready to harvest at Queens Park.

A bus named Bertha, a man called Allan who wants to be known as Rick and an elusive brolly.

Rangatahi Zone returns to Bluff for a third year of fun and inspiration.

Gather up your whānau and friends for a "Free Bowel Health Day".

Can you smell what Southern Pro Wrestling is brewing?

Get your glad rags on and glam it up for a good cause.

Over 70 I AM Games athletes brought their sporting prowess to the ILT Stadium Southland at the weekend.

Two prestigious floral shows will combine flower power and bloom to life on the same weekend.

Darcy McDowall, 11, rules the pickleball court at the I AM Games at ILT Stadium Southland yesterday as games volunteers Kit Pryde (left) and Heron Futter from Active Southland watch on.

The sun shone on the Murihiku community as whānau and friends embarked on a hīkoi to celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Māori at the weekend.