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Today, we have Mrs Mayor back for a chat about various topics, and we gain more insight into the real Mayor Nobby, not the man the mainstream media and a couple of councillors try to portray.

The premier meeting of the southern harness racing season – Diamonds Day –will take place at Ascot Park Raceway in Invercargill this Sunday (21 April). Diamonds Day is a massive day on track with feature races including theprestigious Group 1 Diamond Creek Farm 2YO Classic which carries a stake of$1

Fonterra is excited to team up with Sharesies to offer its farmer owners a new way to trade Fonterra Co-operative Group (FCG) shares among themselves. Sharesies is a New Zealand-owned wealth app that helps people easily manage their shares, savings and Kiwisaver all in one place. The current trading

Police are at the scene of a serious crash that has blocked State Highway 97 near Mossburn this evening. The crash was reported about 6.15pm and occurred between Hillas and Ellis roads. One person has received serious injuries and two people have moderate injuries. The Serious Crash Unit will be inv

A complete new design change for Invercargill’s Te Puawai subdivision will see between 100 and 200 more sections available in South Invercargill. Te Puawai Developments was set up by the Rosemarie Foundation – a non-profit charitable trust, formerly known as The Christian Charitable Poverty Relief T

Gore District Council interim Chief Executive Stephen Parry has reconfirmed his departure from Council, which will now take place on Friday, 10 May. Mr Parry resigned last year but agreed to remain at the helm in an interim role while a permanent successor was found. The search ended in February aft

Queens Park officials have announced the temporary closure of the Winter Gardens and the nearby pathways following significant vandalism discovered this morning. The destruction includes extensive glass damage and the cactus garden being severely vandalised. Police are actively seeking information f

HWR Property Ltd warns that many companies will rethink new projects in the south, if the Invercargill City Council increases its fees and charges under the Long Term Plan. Property manager Sue Hill spoke at the LTP hearing last week and her submission was on ensuring the ongoing viability of buildi