Malcolm Gayfer

Hiya team, sorry but running a tad late this week. gets a bit confusing when we have a week of holidays. Anyway hope that you enjoyed your Easter break and are now feeling refreshed and raring to go for the next few weeks until Queens Birthday weekend comes around. Check out the latest musical gear

A rousing standing ovation. That was the richly deserved accolade accorded to a true trouper of music and musical theatre in Invers. The Standing O was accorded as the funeral for the late Di Lenihan drew to a close on Monday afternoon. Mourners came from near and far to honour and celebrate the lif

Hi team, how’s your week been treating you so far? A short week too as the Easter break approaches. Our series of Songs of April continues with Three Dog Night’s Pieces of April. While not one of their biggest hits Pieces Of April had good chart success when it came out in the early 70’s. […]

What has become a stalwart of local radio in the south celebrates a notable milestone today. The Gore based station previously known as 4ZG had been around for several years before relaunching as Hokonui Gold under the stewardship of Lee Piper and Jamie McKay. Lee Piper woke everybody up with his en

The man who without question did the most to transform Invers in recent years has passed on. Ray Harper QSM, QSO died at the end of last week blowing full time on a decades long career of running his own highly successful building business and of service to the wider community. Ray’s contribution to

Hi all and welcome to the second week of April. Easter next week, yay!!! For this month’s Mal’s Music Memory with Little Fire Music Works, why not feature a few songs with April in the title, or elsewhere? What better way to start than with this true Kiwi Classic, Dragon’s April Sun In Cuba. 42 […]

Hi there team. They say form is temporary, class is permanent. Eric Clapton without question comes into the latter category. And Eric turned 74 over the weekend and is still going strong performing some dates in Japan this month, back to the UK for his now famous run at the Royal Albert Hall in May

whatsoninvers.nz has been made aware that redevelopment of the Southland Museum and Art Gallery has been given the green light although strenuous efforts to have this confirmed have as yet come to naught. It’s understood that the pryamid style will be recreated and will be enlarged. However we’ve be