Malcolm Gayfer

Christchurch’s Kate Warren added the first ever Southern Bullet Cup to her long list of achievements in Modified Sprints, when she travelled South to take on the country’s best Modified Sprint drivers at The Rock Riverside Speedway in Invercargill. The event put together by local businesses Sievwrig

Hi folks, yes its been another stellar weekend in and around Invers. The ILT Stadium Southland precinct was certainly the place to be with the Southland Multi Cultural Food Festival attracting big numbers to sample delicious and exotic food from far off lands . The only question we have is where can

Clutha-Southland MP Todd Barclay has welcomed today’s news that applications have opened for an extra $5.5 million in funding as part of the Government’s Regional Mid-sized Tourism Facilities Grant Fund. This additional round of funding comes in response to the high quality and large number of appli

It’s a big weekend for sport both in Invers and faraway. The best of our up and coming cyclists are in the Waikato competing at the Age Group Track National Championships. The Southland  Age Group and Under 19 Omnium track team will be doing battle in the second and final stage of the National Point

A day of great racing will be on offer as the final race meeting of the season at Teretonga Park takes place this Sunday. The programme, presented by Downer, features Pre 65 Saloons, NZ Six Saloons, Noel McIntyre Drainage Saloons plus the Annual A1 Auto Services 1 Hour Saloon race to bring the curta

Police have apprehended three juveniles in relation to the assault of a man on the corner of Elles Road and Grace Street, Invercargill at 6:15pm on Thursday 9th of March. Photo: whatsoninvers.nz Senior Sergeant Maggie Windle says the three juveniles have been referred to Youth Aid following this. Sh

This Sunday The Riverside Speedway will host the first ever Southern Bullet Cup meeting for Modified Sprints. Not to be confused with the Southern Bullet Series, the Cup is an open event meaning drivers from outside of the club can enter, this could well see up to twenty two cars from Invercargill a

Marchers from all over New Zealand have descended on Invers for this year’s National Marching Champs Marching Southland publicity officer Amanda Martin says 38 teams from 9 associations have made the trip south. She says each team consists of 12 to 15 marchers and coaches. Ms Martin says some of the