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Hundreds of visitors flocked to the Donovan Park grounds over the weekend, for a day full of all things country, at the 152nd Southland A&P Show.
From performing donkeys, to cowboy challenges, wood chopping, and more sheep than you can shake a crook at, there was pretty much something for everyone.
While tractors on Invercargill roads are not the most unusual sight, Thursday’s convoy through the city stood out.
Led by mental health advocate Mike King, about 20 farm vehicles began this year's nationwide 'Gumboot Friday Tractor Trek'.
The first essential services convoy to Milford Sound was cause for celebration, as it passed through the flood damaged highway on Saturday.
Bringing relief to many people working in the Sound, as well as tourism operators.
The devastating effects of last week’s storm were made clear after a visit to Fiordland by the Civil Defence Minister yesterday.
The minister was in a group of people who flew in to survey the damage..
The hum of motor bikes is a sound residents of Invercargill have become used to over the 14 years of the Burt Munro Challenge.
Each year the motorsport event sees hundreds of spectators and participants ride to the south for the five day event.
Thousands of motorcyclists have descended on Invercargill for the Burt Munro Challenge which kicked off yesterday.
The annual event had a slower start this year, due to widespread flooding and road closures throughout Southland.
Crowds cheered in support while some of the world's best BMX riders launched their bikes into aerial stunts such as the whip, the backflip and the Superman.
Held near Winton, Farm Jam drew a crowd of around three thousand to watch intrepid cyclists get some big air.
A locomotive built in 1885 has been retrieved from the bottom of a Southland river nearly a century after it was left there.
A crane lifted the V-class steam locomotive out of the Oreti River yesterday. It, with another V-class, was dumped in the river, north of Lumsden, in 1927.
Demolition of Invercargill's CBD to make way for a redevelopment has started with a bang.
The inner-city redevelopment sees the demolition of an entire block bordered by Dee, Tay, Kelvin and Esk Sts, for an inner city development.
Activists dressed up as kanagroos and koalas for a vigil in Invercargill held for those affected by Australian bushfires.
Saturday's event recognised the toll on both humans and wildlife from the exceptional forest blazes occurring this summer.