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More so than ever, we live in a world where virtually everyone is outraged or offended more frequently.  
There’s never been anything wrong with being outr

Ka Ora, was awarded the rural telehealth support contract by Te Whatu Ora in November 2023 and has quickly put in place its services and supported 3973 patients in the weeks between 22 December and 7 January

The first phase of a potential $4.8 million visitor experience for one of Otago’s "heritage gems" is officially open. Tuapeka Goldfields Museum &...

The Bearman family have invested $100,000 to allow their cows to eat during milking. Shawn McAvinue speaks to Gareth Bearman about running a simple...

The new mental health minister is signalling a multi-party approach to fixing the country’s mental health delivery. Southern Say:  Minister needs...

Steve Hill will continue as chief executive of the Clutha District Council for another five years. Mayor Bryan Cadogan on Friday said a process...

A small South Otago township is still pushing to fully join a popular tourist route. The historic coal-mining township Kaitangata, about 10km...

Opponents of suction-mining in the Upper Clutha River are delighted a resource consent application has been rejected. Cold Gold Clutha Ltd (CGC)...

A Southern surf club has "grave concerns" an enforced reduction in patrols during the next fortnight could compromise safety for beach users. Kākā...

One year on, a southern mayor says evidence shows a revised bylaw governing vehicles on beaches could have been made stronger. Clutha District...