Beer festival pulls in brewers
Bouyant craft beer scene
Safety scrutiny
Safety equipment on board Easy Rider comes under scrutiny. | Too many on board
Border: Mad sports fan
Aussie cricketer great Allan Border is packing his golf clubs and dusting off his tramping boots in preparation for an extended stay during Arrowtown's upcoming New Zealand Open golf tournament.
Business booming in the south
An economic light has been turned on in Alexandra, a business leader says.
Ambassadors for Wanaka
Wanaka is joining a successful education initiative to help residents improve visitors' experience of the resort town.
Shop keepers keen to check damage
Shop owners are waiting to get inside their premises after a fire at the Salford St Shopping Centre.
Cars collide in city
Emergency services have been called to a two car crash on the corner of Clyde and Forth streets in Invercargill.
Labour of love for Wanaka
Wanaka-based Ben Suncin is well known in the community and can often be seen chatting to friends or visitors from overseas, always with a smile on his face.
More help on way for young addicts
Falling tree revives quake fears
Life-long cyclist still going strong
Alexandra athlete John Greener looks a typical cyclist as he speeds down the road - trim, fit and fast.
Coming home to motorsport
Motorsport lovers will be able to watch racing action from their own balconies - at a price.
Cricketers relax in Queenstown
United Arab Emirates one-day cricket international team skipper Khurram Khan and team-mates relax in Queenstown.
U19 competition hailed
Air fence saves rider
Border: Mad sports fan
Aussie cricketer great Allan Border is packing his golf clubs and dusting off his tramping boots in preparation for an extended stay during Arrowtown's upcoming New Zealand Open golf tournament.
Gorge Rd in line for makeover
Hi-tech plans to regenerate Gorge Rd in Queenstown have been unveiled marking the start of a major transformation to turn the industrial area into an urban hub.
Macpherson heads trust
Former Central Otago mayor Malcolm Macpherson is the new chairman of the Central Lakes Trust.
Dairy prices rise at auction
House profits drive costs up
Business booming in the south
An economic light has been turned on in Alexandra, a business leader says.
Beer festival pulls in brewers
The brains behind Queenstown's inaugural Heartland Beer Festival are thrilled with nationwide boutique brewers' enthusiasm for the new festival.
Classical thinking charms at exhibit
Good numbers of people enjoyed an interactive Roman machines exhibition which closed in the city on Sunday after three months.
Four-wheelers flash fast in the field
Pint-sized but proud
Booth's Black Out Bar goes with the house
@devlincolle It's the end of an era for those lucky enough to have visited Dale Booth's All Black-themed bar.
Youth centre's number isn't up
The Invercargill City Council is hardly going to render the Number 10 youth centre homeless.
Hello Rosetta
It's time to wake-up Rosetta. Rosetta, are you there?
A rich year of winners and sinners
Making informed choices on food
'Fire lit in favourable conditions'
I am the accused ''irresponsible landowner'' concerned in regards to your article ''Landowner ticked off after fire spreads in 50-knot winds''.
Icing on the cake for sick children
A 13-year-old staring in awe at a Spider-Man cake that's bigger than him is enough of a reward for cake-maker Rachel Jenkinson.
World's top tourist spot
London is on track to being the most popular tourist destination in the world.
Hotel and travel trends
Bill Jr keeps Haley's legacy loud and alive
NZ's epic landscapes
Even if you think you know New Zealand, the variety of vistas shown here are inspiring to behold.
Dobbyn honours Pike River victims
Victims of Pike River mining disaster to be honoured by anthem performed by more than 200 people, including Dave Dobbyn.
Pilot of the airwaves
Jim Sutton was told he'd never make it in radio, then had a hit nostalgia show for 25 years.
Mix of choral music
And the Oscar goes to...
Kelly Clarkson is having a...
Kelly Clarkson has revealed she is expecting a baby girl.
Teaching happiness
What are young women and girls learning about what it means to be happy?
From slob to irritatingly smug
I have not yet experienced the runner's high, or thigh gap, but I still hold out hope for both.
Resisting the lure of Google
Photoshop exposés: Who cares?
Ambassadors for Wanaka
Wanaka is joining a successful education initiative to help residents improve visitors' experience of the resort town.
Review: The $299 Moto G
The Moto G has significant shortcomings, but you simply can't get a better cheap phone.
Dotcom's Not-so-Good Times
Kim Dotcom's album is so overproduced and so cliched it must be asked - is it a joke?
Major retailer accepts Bitcoins
Dotcom showcases Dotcom
Lara Croft gets an upgrade
A look at the "next-gen" Lara Croft almost feels like a parody.
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