Mike Sanford

A group of SIT Bachelor of Music and Audio Production students will gain a first-hand taste of the realities of life on the road as musicians when they take on their own tour to some out-of-the-way places in the South Island. The group of eight students who are SIT SOUNZ 2023 and are in final […]

Youthline Southland will this year be the major recipient of the Rotary Club of Invercargill’s annual Book Sale. The club, via the book sale, during the years has donated more than $1 million back to organisations in the south during the previous 41 events it has held. The decision to select Youthli

A recording sponsorship from SIT | Te Pūkenga will provide new opportunities to this year’s Senior and Junior winners of the MLT NZ Gold Guitar Awards highest scoring Gore Country Music Clubs member’s category. They will be able to record a single on SIT Sound’s recently installed, new API 2448 cons

The Mahi Toi Bluff Arts Group held their “Bluff – The Introduction Art Exhibition” at the Lighthouse Gallery in Bluff on Sunday and what an introduction it was! It was the group’s first event and a large number of people turned out to admire the many examples of artwork on hand and also to check […]

Children all over Southland will be counting down the sleeps, until the day their school attends the annual SIT | Te Pūkenga Kids’ Concerts – a show full of interactive fun and laughter. The concerts have been running since 2003, the brainchild of Dr Sally Bodkin-Allen, who combined her love and kno

Invercargill MP Penny Simmonds says she is shocked and saddened at the proposed closure of the city’s iconic Southland department store H & J Smith, which reflects broader economic concerns in the province. “This news aligns with the warnings Southlanders have heard for months, that rampant inflatio

Gore district councillors will ask for ministerial intervention and try and pass a vote of no confidence to remove Ben Bell as Mayor on Tuesday afternoon. Related: Huge Support Today For Gore Mayor Ben Bell

A Journey Through Fashion is the next fundraising event for the Wyndham and Districts Historical Society to raise funds for the future care of their collection. Showcasing 200 years of women’s fashion in New Zealand, it will be a journey through time from crinolines to Crimplene; maxis to minis and