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It’s time to change our attitudes towards mental health. It’s time to start talking about our issues and depression. Come and listen to Mike King at the Ascot Park Hotel at 7pm on Sunday, March 4 for the launch of the ‘I am hope’ tour. He is touring all of NZ on scooters painted by […]

Dunedin, Invercargill & Queenstown Police will host Open Days on March 11. The Open Days are a chance for members of the public to get a first-hand, behind the scenes look at Policing. Southern District Commander, Superintendent Paul Basham says his staff are looking forward to hosting the Open Days

A new community garden has been set up at the Invercargill Plunket rooms to help families connect with each other. The garden has been set up by community champion and mother Cathy Jordan and has been supported by multiple partners, including Healthy Families Invercargill and Plunket, and sponsors W

Waikiwi Gardens Rest Home launched their Day Stay service this morning with Invercargill City Councillor Darren Ludlow attending the official opening. whatsoninvers.nz is always keen to support great community initiatives; we popped out and were pretty blown away by the community support. Southern C

A cavalcade of Vintage Tractors, Jeeps and Trucks, trekking 2000k Bluff to Cape Reinga fundraising for Hospice have set off from Invercargill today raising money Hospice New Zealand. You can donate to this great cause via their Givealittle page  and follow their progress via their Facebook page The

Running from this Thursday (Feb 8) in Invercargill the four-day event attracts hundreds of motorcycles and support vehicles. While it’s centred at Oreti Park Speedway and Oreti Beach, there’ll more bikes and vehicles around the entire area. Southern Road Policing Manager, Inspector Tania Baron has s

New Zealand’s elderly are among some of the country’s most vulnerable, with alarming reports of social isolation and loneliness, mental wellbeing and access to health care services being just a handful of the issues facing our elderly people. But, one Invercargill rest home is doing its part to make

After whatsoninvers.nz reported last week the powers to be were trying to put to an end to a long held Bluff tradition of local kids playing at the boat ramp. Deputy mayor Rebecca Amundsen and Invercargill City Council CEO Richard King paid a visit to work out a solution for boaties and the kids. On