Southland

Fjords and fins in New Zealand's Fjordland. Audio

Our deepest lake is officially Lake Hauroko in Fiordland at an ear-popping 462 metres. Now some irregular depth readings are surfacing at Lake Manapouri. Neil Collinson is the Operations Manager of… Audio

The best places to spend the summer in New Zealand. Audio

Insight goes to Taranki, Gisborne and Southland to consider there economic futures in the face of possible population declines. Audio

The city's Globe Theatre is the focus of paranormal investigators. Audio

With Don Mackie - Mininstry of Health's Chief Medical Officer and Libby Burgess - chair person of the Breast Cancer Aotearoa Coalition. Audio

We pay a virtual visit to one of New Zealand's museums. Tonight, Jim Geddes of the Hokonui Moonshine Museum. Audio

A virtual visit to one of New Zealand's museums with Sharon Dell of the Hocken Collections in Dunedin. Audio

When alcohol was banned in Southland in 1902 moonshine flowed illegally from the Hokonui Hills west of Gore. Most of it was made by the McRae family, a Scottish clan who had been driven off their land… Audio

Tarek Basley visited one of New Zealand's most prestigious art collections - in Gore, Southland. Audio

Invercargill, Gore, Bluff, Takitimu Mountains, Riverton Aparima, Raiura Stewart Islands, Bush names: with Peter Dowling, revising editor of AW Reed's 'Place Names of New Zealand'. Audio

Time now to visit another small New Zealand Community. Last week we took a look at the town named after our 17th Prime Minister, Joseph Ward. Today we are in the place he grew up in as a child. Audio

Outdoorsman and adventurer Kennedy Warne discusses diving in Fiordland. Audio

Moose are still on the loose in Fiordland according to a Southland wildlife biologist whose spent the last 40 years tracking the elusive beasts. Audio

Lake Manapouri. Audio

For decades the circumstances surrounding the Rolling Stones' 1965 visit to Invercargill has been the stuff of urban myth. Audio

Outdoorsman, adventurer, travel journalist and photographer takes us off the beaten track on Rakiura Stewart Island. Audio

We meet the Lowe family whose ancestry is from Cuba and had the first Chinese Restaurant in Invercargill. Audio

The Department of Conservation's Jane Tansell takes Alison Ballance to find a northern Fiordland tokoeka Audio

Jane Sedgeley and Colin O'Donnell are using microchips to monitor short-tailed bats in Fiordland's Eglington Valley. Audio