Aimee Wilson

John Green said a big part of him will be left behind when the H&J Smith department store closes its doors on Saturday afternoon. Experiencing mixed emotions when he shared with whatsoninvers.nz his final thoughts on the closure on Friday, John said H&J’s had been a part of the fabric of the communi

Invercargill Mayor Nobby Clark has warned Audit New Zealand director Chris Genet that he will be writing to the Auditor-General about the rising costs of fees that its council faces. Chris was present at the council’s Risk and Assurance Committee meeting this morning,(Tuesday 21st November) to answe

Winton School rolled out the red carpet last Friday night for their massive movie premiere ‘The Great Sword of Isthgul.’ Final screening is on Wednesday 22nd November at the Invercargill Christian Centre. There will be door sales or get them onlineTo purchase tickets, watch trailers and buy merchand

An indoor golf simulator business in Invercargill has opened its doors three weeks ago has been very popular, and already has a string of members signed up. Prime Golf on Dee Street is powered by ‘Trackman,’ giving players an accurate analysis of their performance and swing, and offers 65 different

The Bluff Club Hotel buildings should not be demolished until more is done to mitigate adverse heritage effects, a consultant planner for the Invercargill City Council has recommended. A resource consent hearing will be underway tomorrow to consider an application from The Bluff Oyster and Food Fest

The vibrant Indian community of Southland came together in grand style to commemorate the Festival of Lights, Diwali in Invercargill on Saturday. Diwali symbolises the win of good over evil and light over darkness. Organised by Indian Community Southland Inc, the event was a resounding success, draw

Thompson Property Group is confident that plans are progressing with tenants inside the old Farmers Building, that has been vacant since May last year. Paper Plus Invercargill has been in discussions with the Thompson Property Group, but will continue to trade in its existing location at H&J Smith u

A new mobile computer repair service has landed in Invercargill, and the best part is they will come to you to fix any of your technical problems. Geeks on Wheels has been helping people right throughout New Zealand for 18 years already, having first started in Wellington –  originally by just one m