Mike Sanford
Sadly, the Bluff Oyster and Food Festival that was to be held on 20 May 2023 has been postponed due to unforeseen circumstances. We are disappointed and greatly saddened that we cannot host the event. After a tumultuous two years we had hoped to hold the iconic festival and will now be looking forwa
Saturday’s significant weather event saw 20mm of rain in the Gore township in less than three hours, overwhelming the town’s ageing stormwater network. 3 Waters Asset Manager Matt Bayliss said that amount of rain equated to a one-in-five-year storm event. Currently, about 40% of the Council’s stormw
New Zealand Tall Ferns’ basketball coach Guy Molloy will lead the Southland Sharks in 2023, after the veteran Australian mentor was today announced as the Sharks’ fifth-ever Head Coach. Molloy who has coached professionally for 35 years, follows in the footsteps of his compatriot and great friend Ro
We received many messages to the What’s On Invers fb page about an incident in Beatrice street where armed Police were seen late Saturday night. After contacting the Police media centre confirmed Police were called about 10.25pm with a report of a man on Beatrice Street allegedly in possession of a
Fonterra Co-operative Group Ltd today upgraded its earnings guidance to 50 – 70 cents per share from 45 – 60 cents per share and lowered and narrowed its forecast Farmgate Milk Price range of $8.50 – $10.00 per kgMS to $8.50 – $ 9.50 per kgMS, with a midpoint of $9.00 while holding its advance […]
Watch the stream (now video) of the newly graduated SIT, Southern Institute of Technology walk along Kelvin and to Tay Street on their way to Hansen Hall.
Invercargill Police have arrested a man following a serious incident overnight which has left a woman in critical condition. Police were called to a Mavora Cres, Heidelberg, property after a report of an assault. A woman was located at the scene and was transported to hospital with critical injuries
Last weekend’s Invercargill Santa Parade could’ve been its biggest yet, according to those involved in the annual event. Organised by the Southland Christmas Parade Charitable Trust, the parade has been running since 1999 on the last Saturday in November, and is enjoyed by thousands every year. Even