Malcolm Gayfer

Impressive. That’s what it is now and impressive is what it will be when our new Langlands Hotel opens for business. whatsoninvers.nz along with other media were given a first hand lookover and update on construction work going on behind the yellow screen that encases the construction site. On our l

Sad to hear that country music star Charley Pride has passed away. Charley died due to complications from Covid 19 aged 86 in Dallas Texas. The super star certainly knew what it was like to grow up poor and make it to the big time. The Mississippi native picked cotton, served in the United States […

Hi there team…how’s the lead up to Christmas going for you? With our god friends at Little Fire MusicWorks we thought we’d see out the year with some top tracks from 50 years ago, 1970. Let’s start with what still has to be Simon and Garfunkel’s finest hour and still one of the standout albums […]

Hey there team. Hard to believe but true, OMC’s How Bizarre has just celebrated its 25th birthday. The catchy tune that came out of south Auckland was released on December 7th 1995 and soon became an international hit. Sadly How Bizarre was just one of those songs that couldn’t be beaten and it was

Strong winds have bashed the province today. The MetService website shows that Invercargill was copping the worst of it strong Westerly blowing 61km/hr with gusts reaching 80km/hr Gore was faring a bit better with a fresh SouWesterly blowing 39km/hr with gusts up to 70km/hr Te Anau was also having a

Arguably one of the most unkempt intersections in Invers is in for a make over this week. The intersection of Tay and Lindisfarne Streets is getting re-surfaced. Highways South say while the work is being carried out at night, there will be temporary speed limits, a lane drop and turning restriction

The arrival of new settlers to western Southland from the other side of the world was marked on Saturday. The ambassador for Hungary, his Excellency Mr László Zsolt Szabó travelled from Wellington to unveil the plaque in less than sparkling weather. The plaque attached to a seat is located near the

Guns N’ Roses made our collective rock’n’roll dreams come true with 2017’s Not In This Lifetime tour and now Paul Dainty AM, President & CEO of TEG DAINTY is thrilled to announce one of the greatest bands of all time will return to tour Australia & New Zealand in November 2021. As the first stadium