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It’s back to school and back to basics for Southland students returning to the classroom for 2024, Invercargill MP Penny Simmonds says.  “Southland primary and intermediate students, in years 0 – 8, who are returning to school this week will be taught reading, writing and maths for an average of one

New Zealand’s southern most rodeo event is happening at Sandy Point this weekend, with an expected crowd of around 3000. Southland Rodeo is part of a southern circuit, following events in Lawrence, Outram, Mataura, Wanaka and Millers Flat, and concluding with Ranfurly at the end of the month. The cl

Here are three featured events with detailed information about each, ensuring a fantastic day of activities and entertainment. From the Bluff Garden Show happening on both Saturday and Sunday, to the thrilling Southland Rodeo, and the Wairio Trotting Club’s annual Cup Day at the Central Southland Ra

JB HI-FI opened its southernmost store to the public on Friday inside Invercargill Central. The grand opening event attracted a large crowd, eager to be the first to explore the new store’s offerings. This new store marks a key milestone in JB HI-FI’s growth. It features a wide range of electronics,

Join us in this special edition as we sit down with Deputy Mayor Tom Campbell, who is currently at the helm while Mayor Clark is on medical leave. We dive into Tom’s journey, his experiences on the council, and how he’s handling his new responsibilities. “90 Seconds+ with Invercargill City Mayor Nob

JB Hi-Fi is moving south in 2024, with its long-awaited Invercargill store set to open on 19 January.  Part of the retailer’s ambitious expansion plans, this will also be the trans-Tasman retailer’s southernmost store.  Located in Invercargill Central, the store promises an unparalleled shopping exp

Invercargill Mayor Nobby Clark says he will be making some changes to his lifestyle after his heart bypass surgery. Related: Mayor Clark Returns Home Following Double Bypass Operation Speaking to him on his second day recovering at home, he said stress and diet were the two major factors in his life

Hospice Southland is so grateful for all of the businesses throughout the province and Wakatipu that have donated prizes for its annual fundraising raffle. Admin assistant Cindy Hyde said as an organisation needing to raise over $4 million annually to provide palliative care for those with life-limi