Aimee Wilson

Anderson House will rise again in all its glory after Invercargill City Councillor Nigel Skelt’s passionate plea to spend the full $1.2 million to get the place back open. The Category 1 historic building at Anderson Park was gifted to the city in 1951 by the Anderson family. It was used as a public

The future of Anderson House is back on the agenda again with the Invercargill City Council looking at options to future proof the building. The Category 1 historic building has been closed since 2014 because of its poor seismic strength, but the grounds have remained open to the public. Tomorrow’s

Tickets are now on sale for the 2020 Southland Export Trust Grant HSBC Gala Awards Dinner in November. Replacing the biennial Export Recognition Awards, the gala awards offers the exporting industry a chance to acknowledge the values of the industry. Southland Chamber of Commerce marketing and event

The Southland Chamber of Commerce has taken to Shakespeare to explain their stance about the Otago Southland Employers Association and Otago Chamber merger. “What’s in a name? That which we call a Chamber of Commerce by any other word would smell as sweet. But not as the Southland Chamber of Commerc

There was a distinctive youth element that came out of the Leader’s Debate in Invercargill last night, with an almost even balance of male/female candidates as well. Between them they covered a broad cross-section of New Zealand issues involving health, Maori, Climate, business and farming. There wa

Midmost Marvin is now a reality after a successful book launch at Young Reflections last week. New author Callan Goodall said the book launch went really well with a good crowd of family and friends to support the occasion. “It was a good chance to thank a few people and to sell a few copies […]

. The Southland Chamber of Commerce is hopeful of continuing its strong relationship with the Invercargill City Council, despite behind left out of initial consultations regarding the current review. Two letters have been written to Mayor Tim Shadbolt in recent weeks expressing disappointment about

Kat Kemp knows how to make a fashion statement and her new Little Wing Boutique store in Riverton is possibly her best yet. Since a teenager in the early 1980s she shunned all the trendy clothes and started op-shopping for more interesting pieces instead. At her first high school social she wore her