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Councils in the South may have to spend millions of dollars to get water supplies up to standard.

Councils in the South may have to spend millions of dollars to get water supplies up to standard.

If El Nino conditions parch the eastern South Island, human complacency could spark fires this spring, Crown research institute Scion says. Scion...

While politicians quibble about financial structures, some southern mayors are worried about how their communities will afford large water bills in...

Queenstown Lakes District Council (QLDC) is calling on the W&#257&#x3b;naka and Upper Clutha community to get involved and share their ideas for how they want to use, enjoy and manage Mount Iron Recreation Reserve to meet the needs of residents and visitors now and for generations to come.

Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the need for water reform, the paradox of mental illness, and are we only a fair...

Those in the lower South Island should brace for strong winds today, forecasters say. A MetService severe weather warning said a trough would bring...

Strong wind warnings are in place for most of the South Island and parts of the lower North Island.

Wind gusts have topped 130km/h in Auckland, while a twister tipped a caravan in Buller.

Wild spring weather is hitting much of the country today, bringing widespread storms and strong winds, and snow to parts of the South.