Mike Sanford

A serious three car accident on North Road & Moores Road near Lorneville a Invercargill Police spokesman confirmed there were diversions in place due to parts of North road closed. He also asked that motorists reduce speed and expect delays due to it being peak hour as people were on their way home.

Boxers from Wellington, Invercargill, Queenstown and Christchurch will converge in Invercargill on Saturday night to compete in the Southland Boxing Championships. The scheduled fight card will include 14 fights from male and female boxers, in cadet boys, junior, youth and the elite division. Southl

The Auld Mug has been well looked after over the past week during Emirates Team New Zealand’s victory parades. Thousands of fans and wellwishers thronged the streets of Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin to cheer on our yachting world-beaters and the America’s Cup itself. With the team e

Carla Forbes and the team at Market South have always had disproportionately loud voices – think that’s why What’s On Invers like the way they roll… And, you could argue, that is why they are so good at their chosen field… marketing. They are seen by many as the voice to promote Invercargill and the

In 2017, on Friday 23 June, during the Puaka Matariki KUMA hui, the Suzanne Spencer Memorial Business runner up Award was presented to Awarua Synergy Background Suzanne Spencer was a mentor, advisor, supporter, advocate, and tireless supporter of numerous businesses and business people in the Māori

Sport Southland and ILT Stadium Southland are calling on Southlanders to step up to a new challenge; with the inaugural Stadium Step Up set to burst into action on Sunday 6 August. The event will see participants take on an indoor course that will traverse the stairs, corridors and courts covering m

Southlander Brendon Leitch is wrapping up a successful race weekend at the Mosport circuit in Ontario, Canada, with points on the board and the satisfaction of having completed three races with a fast and consistent car beneath him. His team, Kiwi Motorsport, added a second car at this round of the

No Bonamia ostreae has been detected in the Ministry for Primary Industries’ latest testing of the Bluff wild oyster fishery. “This is good news and demonstrates that the removal of farmed oysters from Big Glory Bay is the right thing to do to lessen the risk to the wild fishery”, says MPI Director