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Welcome back to What’s On Invers Open Homes. Explore a weekly selection of open homes, all conveniently located in one place. Your ultimate house-hunting resource is here! This weekend, we are featuring open homes by Jaimee McCabe from Ray White Invercargill, Gill Swale, Shelley Henderson, Dene Alla

“It staggers me that journalists take political polls seriously and call the forthcoming election a close-run thing. That’s rubbish. Labour will be swept out in a landslide, as I’ve been writing for the past two years. Putting aside the indisputable fact of the government’s astonishing ineptitude on

National Party volunteers were out in force around Invercargill late last night – putting up election hoardings on the eve of the installation period. Today (Saturday) is the first day that party billboards can be erected in the South – in line with local council bylaws. Invercargill MP Penny Simmon

Cartoon of the Day: Thanks to Garrick Tremain. https://garricktremain.nz/cartoons

Today we chat about New Museum Designs. Read more here about the plans Concept Designs For Southland Museum Unveiled Also worth a watch. Mike chats to Mrs Mayor. Mike chats to new Invercargill City Council CEO Michael Day. Mike chats to Invercargill City Councillor Ian ‘Rangi’ Pottenger.

Watch: Nicola Willis, Deputy Leader of the National Party, as she speaks at the public meeting held at the Invercargill Working Men’s Club. We apologise for the initial rough footage, as there were issues with the tripod causing an important part to be missed. However, we managed to implement a succ

Some students from the Southern Institute of Technology are concerned they won’t be able to afford completing their studies if there is no more Zero Fees scheme. Related: Former SIT CFO Passionate To Save Zero Fees Scheme Former chief financial officer Bharat Guha has been approached by students wor

Former Deputy Prime Minister and New Zealand First leader, Winston Peters, addressed a gathering of around 200 attendees at the Invercargill Workingmen’s Club on Sunday afternoon, where he touched on a range of pressing issues affecting New Zealanders. Peters’ comprehensive discussion covered topics