Malcolm Gayfer

This Story Contains Graphic Content – Another ugly case of animal cruelty has surfaced in the south. Eight little puppies have been discovered dead with their throats cut last week. The ghastly discovery was made by Invercargill woman Kim Durry last Friday. Mrs Durry and her husband Errol were walki

Skywatchers and plane spotters hopefully caught a glimpse between the clouds  of a South African Airlines jet today. The huge AirBus A34-600 is heading back to Johannesburg on a 15hour plus flight. The plane made landfall over Southland earlier this week on its way to Christchurch. Dozens of kiwi’s

Hey there team. Here we are with another two country greats. These two go back to the early 60’s and yer can’t really have a country music feature without Johnny Cash and Roger Miller so here we go. Don’t forget to pop into Little Fire MusicWorks on Dee St. Haydon, Toni and maybe Lennon will […]

Cracker of a day to have a look over what will become Invercargill’s premier accommodation venue. The whatsoninver.nz team were part of a select group of media to check up on progress of the new Langlands Hotel being built by the ILT. And what a facility it’s going to be when it is expected to […]

Sky watchers and plane spotters had a treat this morning (Tues) A South African Airlines flight made land fall right over Southland after a direct and long  flight from Johannesburg South Africa. The flight, possibly the first direct flight from South Africa to Christchurch was bringing kiwi’s home

A first in New Zealand for the Southern DHB. This with the delivery of a new MRI magnet unit at the Invercargill Hospital on Saturday morning. The new magnet is part of a new $1.5m MRI and replaces an 18 year old unit. Brendon Clifford, project manager for supplier Philips told whatsoninvers that th

Investigations are under way after a dog was found running properties in Gore with an arrow through its head and bleeding profusely earlier this week. Furever Homes chair Donna Keil says Lou tried desperately to get the arrow out breaking the tip and was seen by several members of the public who wer

A group of Invers medical practise nurses have picked up the placards and gone in to town to show their dissatisfaction at the breakdown of negotiations over their pay. Up to 3000 nurses and admin staff around the country have downed tools for eight hours today, affecting 500 GPs and accident and me