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Funeral Notices are published daily at 6:40am Monday to Saturday a free community service provided by whatsoninvers.nz If you would like your loved one’s death/funeral notices, memoriam or acknowledgement listed email it in word or PDF to [email protected] CAUGHEY, John: Passed away peacefully on

ILT has a rich history of fostering Invercargill’s growth and vibrancy since its inception in 1956. That year, we gifted the beloved Peter Pan statue to Queens Park for the city’s centennial and made our first significant contribution to community funding with the Conon Street learners' pool.

There has been considerable discussion in the South about the proposed revisions to the new Dunedin hospital plans. I want local people to know that I am very aware of health issues in the South and understand the community’s concerns about securing a positive future for the region’s

In this episode of "90 Seconds+," Invercargill Mayor Nobby Clark dives into the ongoing controversy surrounding the Dunedin Hospital project and the potential cutbacks. He discusses the broader impact on healthcare services for the Southern region, the challenges faced due to historical decisions, and the need for a

Funeral Notices are published daily at 6:40am Monday to Saturday a free community service provided by whatsoninvers.nz If you would like your loved one’s death/funeral notices, memoriam or acknowledgement listed email it in word or PDF to [email protected] AULD, Robert Wilton Baillie (Wilton): It

* Several Southland roads closed or affected due to flooding and hazardous conditions. * Motorists urged to exercise caution, with signage in place on affected routes. * Updated information on closures and flooding available through local council websites. Update: 12 noon Saturday 5 October: NZTA Road Update: #3 CLOSED - Ferry Road and

* New Zealand’s oldest road race will link with the National Criterium Championships in 2025. * Cycling Southland to host Criterium Nationals alongside ILT Carnival and Gore to Invercargill race. * Event combines track cycling and road racing to create an action-packed programme. Cycling enthusiasts are set for a treat in January

Invercargill MP Penny Simmonds expressed her approval of an additional $50,000 in Government support announced today for farmers in Southland and parts of Otago. Related: Road Closures And Flooding Updates In Southland “This funding will assist farmers and rural communities in our region, through organisations such as the Southland