Aimee Wilson

Sam Colyer may never compete in long jump or triple jump again after a severe foot dislocation from rugby in July. The former New Zealand under-18 and under-20 champion jumper is currently in plaster after recovering from two surgeries, and still faces weeks of rehabilitation. “I will never have the

Almost 8000 bricks have been purchased and a whopping $680,000 raised from the ‘Buy a Brick’ campaign so far. But the full extent of the fundraising won’t be known for awhile yet, as it just keeps on growing by the day. Organisers had hoped to sell 5000 bricks when they first kicked off, and were […

Deputy Mayor Toni Biddle feels her reputation has been put at risk as a result of the ‘leaked’ Code of Conduct complaint. However, at today’s Performance, Policy and Partnership committee, she failed to get enough support for the issue to be brought into the public session. Biddle also tried to move

If you love a bit of adrenaline then head along to the Invercargill Working Mens’ Club this weekend. The first Southern Rumble show since lockdown, it is also Southern pro Wrestling (SPW) five-year anniversary, and because it all started in the South, Invercargill gets to celebrate with two shows th

Invercargill City councilor Nobby Clark has been moved off the Sport and Recreation Oversight Group after refusing to sign the non-disclosure agreement by council. But the drama doesn’t stop there. During committee meetings yesterday, deputy Mayor Toni Biddle accused the chief executive of being non

AWS Legal will be on the move in the next year, with plans underway for brand-new premises on Don Street. Following a period of substantial growth for the region’s largest law firm, the company will relocate from its Spey Street office to a new building directly behind it. Marketing and communicatio

Invercargill City councillor Nobby Clark won’t be moved and he won’t be bullied into signing any non-disclosure agreement either. “There is a much wider need for the community to be informed… when you are talking about major projects over the next five years, there needs to be a debate about that,”

Another ‘pop-up job shop’ is underway in Invercargill, for those needing employment advice. The Great South Job Search 2020 runs until Saturday at the Invercargill Public Library, and on Thursday in Gore. People will have the opportunity to connect with employment support, get help with curriculum v