Malcolm Gayfer
Yes, it's been 30 years since the epic production graced our stage. The worldwide showbiz phenomenon was staged by what was then Invercargill Musical Theatre Company Inc. A group of original cast and crew members came together on Friday night to reminisce on this amazing production and remember
Aussie has The Melbourne Cup. we have the New Zealand Trotting Cup. The Big Dance, as they call it all part of the huge week that is show week in Christchurch. There are so many top horses and drivers that will line up for the $1 million big race that
The Great Race, the Lexus Melbourne Cup is on again later today (Tues) 24 of the world's best gallopers are set to start in the race with just three of those, Sharp 'N' Smart, Positivity and Trust In You being Kiwi trained but at long odds.
They're here! Well, a couple of them. Two new gleaming locomotives that will take our freight to markets and ports around the country have arrived. The two loco's are the first of an order of several that will replace the ageing DX class trains that have
It’s been a busy few weeks on the road of Legends Lost. In no particular order here are the most recent - And just in today Dame Maggie Smith, a true doyen of British stage and screen for many decades passed away peacefully aged 89. Dame Maggie is probably
Sad news from the world of kiwi music this weekend with the passing of country music legend Eddie Low after a long illness Coming from the Rotorua region, Eddie Low started early in the music business forming his first band, Three Blind Mice at age 13, and he just carried
Winter is all but over and the pieces on the business chess board continue to move about. Firstly welcome to the new Scania workshop at Lorneville. This will be a great asset to the heavy transport industry and shows complete confidence in Southland by Scania, one of the world’s biggest truck manufa
Bluff resident Marama Mako-Fowler is a relieved traveler after an epic whirlwind trip to the east coast of the USA to connect up some missing dots on her family tree. Marama’s story has been just been shown on the TVNZ show My Family Mystery. In short Marama along with her now departed mother and si