Police investigate death of 'wee angel'
Heartbroken grandmother says baby Hope had just started to giggle.
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Third alleged child abuse case marks alarming start to 2022, says advocacy group
Baby who died from critical injuries at Starship Hospital yesterday latest tragedy.
Homicide probe launched after baby's death
Four-month-old child dies in hospital four days after critical injuries.
Baby critically injured; Residents of property helping police
Four-month old at Starship Hospital in critical condition.
Marine gold: The secret scatological world of whale poo traders
$40k nuggets, regularly mistaken for rocks, it could be worth the deposit on a house.
Border bungles: Twenty-two months of hope, hardship and heartbreak of MIQ
It's been called a "lottery of human misery". Twenty-two months on the MIQ front lines.
24-hour Shear-a-thon to raise money for Southland Charity Hospital
The rural sector is uniting again to help those battling cancer in the South.
Best of summer: Where to find the country's top 10 fish and chip shops
The top 10 have been named but who will you vote as the country's number one?
Driven mad: Anger over lower speed limits
'Blanket lowering of speed limits will go down badly,' says Gore Mayor Tracy Hicks.
Freezing figure sets record amid NZ's hottest year
The nationwide average temperature surpassed the previous hottest year in 2016.
Bittersweet outcome for family who lost two dogs
An Invercargill family's search for their two beloved dogs has had a bittersweet ending.
'Distraught': Family searching for missing huskies
They say they will not stop searching until the dogs are found.
Vaccination clinics flat out as people rush for booster shot
One clinic had jabbed 100 people by lunchtime yesterday.
Faithful fan: Man attends trots all but once in 71 years
The Southlander reckons racing is part of his DNA.
New Year's Day sex assault: Plea for witnesses to come forward
Alleged assault happened in the early hours of New Year's Day, say police.
New Year's Day weather: What will 2022 bring?
All you need to know for your New Year celebrations.
Family 'devastated' as pounamu missing from Blair Vining's grave
Kaumātua warns that the thieves have broken a sacred tapu.
The mayor who won't quit: Shadbolt hangs on through tumultuous year
Those waiting for him to hang up the chains might be waiting a while yet.
'Large farmland': Questions surround council's land sale
Hush on the deal: Invercargill City Council has sold a large piece of farmland.
Mixed messages: Mystery surrounds Tim Shadbolt's work phone
Invercargill Mayor's new work phone has been sitting at the council since early last year.
Summer's calling: Top-rated must-dos in Southland
The best things to see, do and experience in Southland this summer.
Move over Rover: South's most popular working dog name revealed
Over 14,500 working dogs are registered in Otago/Southland but one name came out on top.
Famed US doctor and influencer settling into Invercargill life
The American medical influencer will start her new job this week.
Meet the wizard hoping to be Invercargill's next mayor
As Tim Shadbolt takes aim at a 10th term, Noel Peterson says he is coming for the throne.
'No point in trying': Prisoner to serve entire sentence
Hori Gemmell doing his time hard after taking a police car and pistols in dramatic chase.
One new case in Nelson, Southlanders wait with bated breath
There are no new cases in Southland today.
Supermarket slasher guilty: Frenzied attack over not being able to buy beer
Luke James Lambert, 42, appeared in the High Court at Dunedin this morning.
Southern DHB reaches 90% full vaccination against Covid-19
The Ministry of Health said the board passed the milestone this morning.
Live: 'High-risk' exposure - Covid case visited Fiordland DoC hut
Officials regard the remote wilderness setting as a high risk.
19-year-old charged with attempted murder over Winton shooting
The teen appeared at the Invercargill District Court this morning.
Council to review request for passports at venues
Vaccine passes are not needed in the majority of its public facilities.
The old man, the waka and the sea: 70-year project to build floating class
It has cost him his home and his community.
Family seeks consent to use large barge in Dusky Sound for overnight stays
It would be used as private accommodation for up to 50 days a year.
Couple set up schoolhouse gym in coal country
Asha and Scott Carr have transformed an old Ohai classroom into a fitness centre.