Southland

Regional correspondent for Radio New Zealand, reporting on Anzac commemorations in Queenstown. Audio

Son of WW1 sapper Bertram Martin, one of the New Zealand Tunnellers. Audio

Biologist Ken Tustin has a new lease on life as new cameras installed in parts of Fiordland could capture moose he thinks are still living there. Audio

It's been announced that Prince Harry will become the first member of the royal family to visit Stewart Island this May. He will also visit Christchurch, Wellington, Linton, Whanganui and Auckland… Audio

Snow and ice have been making driving hazardous all day in the lower South Island. Audio

Snow is falling and it may signal an early winter for the South Island. Metservice says a cold front has brought snow to low levels in parts of the South Island. The weather caused road closures last… Audio

A Government report says the closure of the Tiwai Point aluminium smelter would leave the country with an electricity glut. Audio

The police searching for a missing Southland boy for almost a month have revealed all the evidence so far points to him being the victim of a murder-suicide by his step-father Audio

Southland police searching for a missing boy at Curio Bay say evidence points to a tragic murder-suicide and that John Beckenridge drove his step-son off a cliff into the sea. Audio

Four people give their impression of farm conditions around New Zealand. Audio

Senior Curator at the Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki discusses work by 18th century artist William Hodges. Audio

The police searching for a missing Southland boy are going back to Curio Bay tomorrow, this time with an underwater camera attached to a helicopter. Audio

A grim development today in the search for a missing eleven year old boy who was taken from school by his step-father 12 days ago. Audio

The police have confirmed they have found an oil slick on the surface of Curio Bay in the Catlins where the search for a missing 11 year old boy is focussed. Audio

A police dive squad is poised to go into the ocean off cliffs in the Catlins for a second time this afternoon in their search for missing Invercargill boy Michael Zhao-Beckenridge. Audio

The police in Invercargill are concerned for the safety of an 11 year old boy, thought to be with his step-father, in breach of a parenting order. Audio

News that a Gore nurse has been cleared of Ebola is being welcomed by her friends, family and locals who say she's been making a difference in the fight against the virus. Audio

The first of the 13 million or so Bluff oysters expected to be harvested this season are making their way to shops around the country. Audio

The decision by a young German woman to leave an established track at Milford Sound, and take a photo too close to the edge of a ravine has led to a dramatic five hour rescue, but police say it could… Audio

Steve Wilde explores whether alcohol is Queenstown's lifeblood or a slow poison? Audio