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Popoali’I who had to give rugby away aged 23 in 2014, is raising money for charity.

Former Highlander attempting to do an hour-long prone hold to raise money for struggling families

Nathaniel Ko is just nine years old, yet he's got the confidence and the talent to carry it his plans to dominate either maths or music.

Genius nine-year-old set to enrol for university

The Dutch driver left Amsterdam more than three years ago, charging his vehicle every 200 kilometres.

Netherlands to Bluff - world’s longest electric car journey comes to an end

The inventors hope the software will eliminate the need for costly ear-tags.

Groundbreaking facial recognition software under development in Dunedin - for sheep

Andrew Aitkin is calling on restaurants to think about the environment and be less picky with their produce.

Dunedin chef throws banquet using only food destined for the rubbish

Georgia Tiatia Fa’atoese Latu’s fledgling business won an award that’s given her much-needed funds to scale up her enterprise.

'My culture's my identity' - Dunedin 12-year-old's poi business goes global

The man was arrested over the death of Star, who was stabbed more than 40 times, last night.

Man accused of stabbing miniature pony to death near Dunedin refused bail

Glenn Sutton is headed for the California desert to try and complete the feat in less than 48 hours.

Dunedin man aiming to break Kiwi record at Death Valley ultra-marathon

Dunedin rugby club operating for over 130 years could be gone if fertiliser plant expands

Just seven of the 226 international drivers involved in the study passed the test.

Renewed calls for law change after 'stunning' percentage of foreign visitors fail driving test

TVNZ’s Sunday programme last night revealed three students say the university prioritised its reputation over their well-being.

Otago University denies lack of support for sexual assault complainants

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Kiwi teen Erika Fairweather looking to follow in NZ swimming great Danyon Loader's footsteps

Resource company Plaman Global wants to mine the historic site in Otago and use the deposits to feed livestock.

Calls for Government to protect fossil-rich Otago area from being dug up for animal food

They are George, Harry, Charlotte and Archie - but the similarities don't end there.

Dunedin family's four kids share Royal baby names

Peter Breen is the creator of Rugby Bricks which has over 79,000 followers on Instagram.

Former Otago player's online coaching platform gains popularity with help from All Blacks stars

Hops and business on the agenda for New Zealand's first full-time brewing course

His keen eye has captured polar bears, penguins and nuclear submarines.

After more than 50 years behind the camera, Kiwi film-maker Max Quinn is putting down the lens

A winery in Argentina will soon take Black Ridge’s title.

Central Otago winery loses 'world's southernmost vineyard' title to Argentina

Invercargill Mayor, Sir Tim Shadbolt, says the government needs to back off.

'Leave us alone' says Invercargill's SIT in face of polytechnic merger proposal

The slaughter of thousands of cattle with the disease is taking its toll on farmers.

Effects of Mycoplasma bovis expected to linger in farming sector, even if disease is eradicated

The piece stands at 33 metres high.

Massive new Invercargill mural believed to be largest in New Zealand

Teams have come from all over the globe, vying for a spot in the world championships.

Naseby currently hosting largest curling event ever held on our shores

Organisers of the event – The Revenant – think it’s near impossible to complete.

Twenty-five of world's fittest athletes competing in 60-hour endurance race in Southland

With the estuary’s state rapidly declining, thoughts are turning to who’s responsible.

Fish and Game calling for action as algae degrades Invercargill Estuary

Waikaia's new Switzer's Museum

Million-dollar museum opens doors in remote Southland town with population of 100

It’s thought a passer-by pulled the man from the sea and administered CPR.

Man falls from horse at beach near Dunedin, suffers non-fatal drowning

American pop star Pink begins her seven-show New Zealand tour in Dunedin on Saturday, September 1.

Review: Pink rocked Dunedin, leaving South Island fans envious of Auckland's six gigs

Four out of five whitebait species are under threat of extinction and environmentalists question commercial sales.

Whitebaiting season opening brings calls for delicacy to be protected

It’s a sight that will take you back to the eighties.

Southland couple brings back milkman tradition and it's what's in the bottle proving a hit

The Dunedin pipe organ is set for global recognition as one the stars of a new documentary.

Meet Norma, the beloved Dunedin pipe organ still making a big sound after almost a century