Mike Sanford

New Zealand First leader Winston Peters was in fine form at a party meeting on Monday  10th July at Ascot Park Hotel extra seating was required and still there were some standing. Winston took a number of swipes at other political parties and gave the Greens a good serve over their attack comments m

The Southland Mayoral Forum today agreed to a proposal to form an organisation that will bring together local government, iwi, and community and business interests to lead regional and economic development opportunities, including tourism. The proposal involves the creation of a council controlled o

With the cold weather even Frosty the snowman moved into town for shelter under the war monument. After further investigation by whatsoninvers.nz turns out a couple of lads Reuben & Seth created Frosty from the snow off their car after their road trip from Kingston to Invercargill.

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